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Thai · Fabaceae family

Makha Mong ไม้มะค่าโมง

Afzelia xylocarpa

On request / sourced Suitable outdoors Tone: Dark brown
IUCN endangered — legal-origin documentation required

Makha Mong pricing

This species is sourced in batches — you can still get an indicative estimate, and our team will confirm the price and the next batch

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The final price depends on board width, length, grade and order quantity

Very hard and heavy, bold figure, highly durable

Strong with attractive figure

Mechanical properties of Makha Mong

Mechanical values for Makha Mong, with the moisture content at testing and the status of each figure
Property Value Data status
Janka hardness 8,820 N (1,980 lbf) MC 12% Standard test result
Density 825 kg/m³ MC 12% Standard test result
Bending strength (MOR) 118.7 MPa MC 12% Standard test result
Stiffness (MOE) 13.37 GPa MC 12% Standard test result
Compressive strength parallel to grain 68.7 MPa MC 12% Standard test result

≈ approximate = a figure for the trade group or plantation-grown timber, not a test result for this species itself · MC = moisture content at testing · Real values vary with the source of the timber, its age and how it was kiln-dried

Durability and working properties

Durability
Very durable · moderate termite resistance
Machining / working
Fairly difficult, interlocked grain · dulls blades severely

Sustainability and sourcing

Makha Mong grows and is planted in Thailand. Using timber with a traceable local source keeps transport short and helps protect trees in natural forest.

WisutWood uses legal timber, can issue sawn-timber control documents, and kiln-dries to 12% moisture content or less, so the woodwork lasts and does not have to be torn out and replaced.

See our timber standards and paperwork →

Questions about Makha Mong

What is the botanical name of Makha Mong, and what else is it called?

The botanical name of Makha Mong is Afzelia xylocarpa. It belongs to the Fabaceae family. Trade names: Afzelia xylay, Afzelia, Xylay · Local names: Central Makha Mong

How hard is Makha Mong?

Janka hardness 8,820 N (1,980 lbf) (MC 12%) · Density 825 kg/m³ (MC 12%)

Can Makha Mong be used outdoors?

Suitable for outdoor use · Durability: Very durable · moderate termite resistance

What work is Makha Mong good for?

Flooring, stairs, structural work, table tops, counters — Very hard and heavy, bold figure, highly durable

Can WisutWood build my job in Makha Mong?

Yes, on enquiry. Makha Mong is sourced in batches, so price and lead time depend on the sizes and the sourcing round. Legal note: IUCN endangered — legal-origin documentation required

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