ANIGRE
Anigre, which is also known as Aniegré, Aningré or Longhi, belongs to a group of woods that is divided in two shades: Anigre blanc (yellowish), and Anigre rouge (salmon).
Description
| Botanical name: | Aningeria robusta |
| Overall character: | Anigre pores range from small to medium. They are spread out and the growth layers are slightly visible. |
| Color and structure: | The heartwood of this timber has a yellowish to light red color. The color of the sapwood is visibly different. |
| Characteristics/features: | Anigre wood is moderately hard and solid, not elastic, barely viscous and not durable. This wood is easily processable, sliceable and peelable. |
| Areas of use: | Veneered wood for interior construction and the making of furniture. It is also used for the production of brushes and as a Walnut substitute in the plywood industry. |
| Sources: | https://www.holzvomfach.de |