PADAUK

• Padauk is a type of hardwood primarily found in Africa and Southeast Asia. It is known for its striking reddish-orange to deep red color, making it a popular choice for woodworking and decorative applications.


• Color: Padauk is renowned for its vibrant reddish-orange to deep red coloration. The wood often darkens with age and exposure to light, further enhancing its beauty.


• Grain: Padauk typically has a straight to interlocked grain pattern, which can contribute to its attractive appearance. The grain is often fine to medium in texture.


• Texture: Padauk has a moderately coarse texture. It finishes well and can achieve a smooth surface when properly sanded and finished.


• Durability: Padauk is a durable hardwood. It has good resistance to decay and insect infestations, making it suitable for both indoor and outdoor applications.


• Common Uses: Padauk is commonly used in various woodworking applications, including wooden bowls, pens, decorative wooden items, such as vases, candle holders, and platters, showcasing, small trays and boxes, knife handles, veneer, inlays, home decor.