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ALEP

ALEP

FAMILY: Fabaceae
SCIENTIFIC NAME: Adenanthera Pavonina

TREE DESCRIPTION

Alep trees can grow up to 10-20 meters in height, with trunk diameters up to 1 meter. The bark is typically grey and may be smooth or slightly rough.

WOOD DESCRIPTION

  • Color: The heartwood is reddish-brown to dark brown, while the sapwood is pale yellow and distinct.
  • Grain: Generally straight but can be interlocked.
  • Texture: Fine and smooth, allowing for a good finish.

PROPERTY AND APPLICATION

  • Properties: Alep wood is known for its strength, durability, and good stability. It is also resistant to decay and insects.
  • Applications: Commonly used for furniture, cabinetry, flooring, and decorative woodwork. It is also suitable for some outdoor applications when treated.

HOW TO USE IT

  • VERY GOOD
    High-quality furniture and cabinetry.
  • GOOD
    Flooring and decorative applications.
  • USABLE
    General woodworking and joinery.
  • NOT GOOD
    Long-term outdoor use without treatment, as it may still be susceptible to decay.

ALEP

FAMILY: Fabaceae
SCIENTIFIC NAME: Adenanthera Pavonina

TREE DESCRIPTION

Alep trees can grow up to 10-20 meters in height, with trunk diameters up to 1 meter. The bark is typically grey and may be smooth or slightly rough.

WOOD DESCRIPTION

  • Color: The heartwood is reddish-brown to dark brown, while the sapwood is pale yellow and distinct.
  • Grain: Generally straight but can be interlocked.
  • Texture: Fine and smooth, allowing for a good finish.

PROPERTY AND APPLICATION

  • Properties: Alep wood is known for its strength, durability, and good stability. It is also resistant to decay and insects.
  • Applications: Commonly used for furniture, cabinetry, flooring, and decorative woodwork. It is also suitable for some outdoor applications when treated.

HOW TO USE IT

  • VERY GOOD
    High-quality furniture and cabinetry.
  • GOOD
    Flooring and decorative applications.
  • USABLE
    General woodworking and joinery.
  • NOT GOOD
    Long-term outdoor use without treatment, as it may still be susceptible to decay.
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