Decking Kingwood

Kingwood it is simplified name - Dalbergia latifolia, Dalbergia Sissoo, Dalbergia cearensis or popularly violet wood - rosewood of the legume family. Grows it in the tropics of South America and Africa or Madagascar. Sometimes violet tree is also called a certain kind of wattle (Acacia homalophylla). Rosewood got this nickname because of the smell freshly sawn wood, which produces a very soft pleasant smell (it is interesting that the under Louis XIV and XV was a lot of furniture made from this wood for the royal court )

 Natural Kingwood - a very rare kind of red-violet wood with distinct wavy texture on the saw cut and golden brown veins in the heartwood part having a pronounced sheen. Kingwood - low-growing tree and rarely above 12-15 meters, this is mainly used for decoration or decoration of small surfaces: muses. tools, handles of knives, pool cues, furniture, veneer , carving, interior parts, or flooring, decking board, etc.

 The wood of Dalbergia contains flavonoid having fungicidal properties, which deters most harmful tree insects and beetles. Decking Kingwood has a density of about 1200 kg/m³ a little thicker and heavier than teak but inferior to mahogany. It's packed with lots of essential oils, this does not rot and is resistant to wet weather conditions, it can be easily processed and polished, as well resistant to wear and abrasion.

Deep burgundy-brown decking board with a purple tint gives a sense of depth and features of the site, designed for special events. Decking Kingwood - is a fashion product with dignity distinguishes solidity and rich decoration. On the terrace of the main entrance, it emphasizes the solemnity of the situation of an important meeting, or just accentuate the special atmosphere of a library or art gallery.