Azobe is an extremely dense and durable African hardwood used for heavy-duty applications. It is highly resistant to moisture, decay, and marine organisms, making it ideal for marine works, bridges, and industrial decking.

Acajou refers to several African mahogany species valued for their stability, attractive appearance, and good workability. It is widely used in furniture, joinery, doors, and interior applications.

Bilinga is a durable hardwood known for its strength and resistance to wear. It is well suited for exterior works, heavy construction, decking, and marine or industrial applications.

Dabema is a strong and heavy hardwood used in structural and industrial applications. Its durability and mechanical strength make it suitable for flooring, heavy joinery, and construction use.

Fraké is a light to medium-weight hardwood with good workability. It is commonly used in furniture, interior joinery, veneers, and paneling, especially where a clean and uniform appearance is desired.

Iroko is a durable and stable hardwood often used as an alternative to teak. It performs well in exterior joinery, decking, boatbuilding, and furniture, with good resistance to weather and insects.

Okan is a very hard and durable hardwood designed for heavy structural use. Its excellent resistance to decay makes it ideal for bridges, marine structures, sleepers, and heavy-duty decking.

Okoume is a lightweight hardwood best known for veneer and plywood production. It is easy to work and widely used for plywood, marine plywood (treated), light joinery, and packaging.