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the Botanical name - Tieghemella heckelii
Meets in a zone of damp long-boled woods in Sierra Leone, Nigeria, Coast
Ivory, to Ghana
On the colour wood makore varies from pinkish to blood-red or red-brown. Fibres at some ranges straight lines, at others original motley drawing, occasionally with dark strokes is observed. A structure small, a surface glossy.

the Flounder is steady against microclimate changes, to various wreckers of wood. It is often used as a substitute of a tic for manufacturing of furniture and in parquet floors. Before a covering poliuretanovymi varnishes drawing of the first coats excluding is necessary
«podjig» wood.
Karagach (il'm field, an elm listovatyi, berest) - listopadnoe a tree concerning a sort an elm, families il'movyh, height to 30 m and 1,5 m in diameter. Grows in forest-steppe and steppe zones of Russia, Ukraine, Moldova, in the North Caucasus and in Central Asia. Forms the whole woods.

Wood gonkalo is rather easily processed. Often has a svilevato-layered arrangement of fibres (to similarly hornbeam and the Canadian sugar maple), paternal after polishing and a covering the varnish creates unique visual effect. It is used for furniture manufacturing, for various small hand-made articles, for incrustations and in art parquet floors. Wood gonkalo is elegantly decorative, that allows to use it for creation of exclusive interiors. For prevention of formation of cracks by an obligatory condition drilling of apertures under nails and screws is.

Now it is mainly used mainly as the cut plywood, sometimes is a rotational cutting; it is used in furniture manufacture, for a covering, a parquet and other wooden products. A spotty interline interval and an interline interval with non-uniform points, grains and knots more rare and expensive. The given interline interval should be closed always from light as it very much to it is sensitive. Machining does not represent any difficulty. This interline interval is easily processed by any tools. Tends to twisting at drying.