WENGE (Millettia laurentii) is a tree of the family legume native to Congo, Cameroon, Gabon and Guinea. Wenge is a tropical tree and has  a distinctive appearance. Wenge is the hardest exotic wood, very strong and therefore particularly suitable for the production of parquet.

Wenge parquet has dark brown color which leads toward black making it particularly attractive. Of all wooden floors wenge has the lowest level of oxidation, which means a minimum change in colour in a certain period of time.  Parquet wenge has significant abrasion resistance therefore is particularly suitable as a flooring in public areas with great frequency.

Wenge parquet can be found in the following classes: A, C, and treatments: raw,

lacquered, oiled and brushed.

• Models
• Technical characteristics

Models	A	A/B	B	C	Dimensions
3-s/3-strip					13-16 x 206 x 2200mm
3-s/1-strip (daska)					13-16 x 150-190 x 1500-2200mm
2-s 70					11 x 70 x 400-600mm
2-s 90					11 x 90 x 600-1200mm
2-s 120					11 x 120 x 1000-1500mm
Solid processed					14-21 x 25-120 x 250-1500mm
Solid raw					14-21 x 25-120 x 250-1500mm

Values	very high	high	medium	low	very low
Weight kg/m²			840
Hardness (Brinell)		4,2
Endurance
Oksidation
Shrinkage
Stability