Goliath Hardwoods
Bubinga
Bubinga is one of Africa's most prized cabinet woods — a rich reddish-brown to purple-brown with dark veining that creates a stunning natural figure. Quartersawn or rotary-cut pieces often show spectacular waterfall or pommele figure that commands premium prices on the veneer market. Despite its hardness, it machines surprisingly well and takes an exceptional finish. A majestic wood for statement furniture, conference tables, and high-end cabinetry where presence matters.
Available via preorder. Reserve your boards before the next group order closes.
Latin name: Guibourtia spp.
Janka hardness: 2,690 lbf
Origin: Equatorial Africa
Avg. dried weight: 56 lbs / ft³
Workability: Moderate
Common uses: Statement furniture · Cabinets · Veneer · Turning · Musical instruments · Conference tables
