Bossé
Wood type
Bossé, also known as Bubinga, is a tropical hardwood species native to West Africa, especially from countries such as Gabon, Cameroon, and Congo. It is known for its striking colour variations, durability and strength, making it suitable for a variety of applications.
A distinctive aspect of Bossé is its variable colour palette, ranging from pale pink to dark red or purple-brown, and is very similar to sapeli. The colour can darken as the wood ages or is exposed to light. The wood species often has a distinctive, swirling grain.
In terms of durability, Bossé usually falls into durability class 2, making it suitable for a range of applications. The wood exhibits good resistance to fungi and termites, but it is important to note that durability can vary depending on the specific species of Bossé and growing conditions.
3D wall panels in solid wood
Bonded window pegs
Pre-painted profiles
Rubberwood panels
Sawn tropical hardwood
Solid glued panels in exotic hardwood
Solid parquet
Terrace boards
Wall and facade cladding
