4/4 Shedua Lumber Shorts Rough

Thickness: 1" in the rough
Widths: 4"–9"
Length: 2', 3', & 4'

4/4 Shedua is an attractive African hardwood prized for its warm golden-brown color, distinctive darker streaks, and naturally decorative grain. Also known as Ovangkol, Shedua can range from yellowish brown and golden brown to deeper reddish-brown tones, often featuring contrasting dark brown grain lines. Its rich appearance and unique character make it an excellent choice for furniture, tabletops, accent pieces, boxes, musical instruments, and other specialty woodworking projects.

Species: Shedua / Ovangkol (Guibourtia ehie)
Thickness: 4/4 (approximately 1" in the rough)
Width: 4"–9" random widths
Finish: Rough sawn, skim planed
Grain: Generally straight to interlocked, with a medium texture and occasional attractive figure
Color: Yellowish brown to golden or reddish brown, often featuring contrasting dark brown streaks and grain lines
Applications: Furniture, tabletops, countertops, accent pieces, jewelry boxes, game boards, musical instruments, turning projects, and specialty woodworking
Workability: Moderately hard and dense; machines well with sharp tools, though interlocked grain may require care to avoid tearout. Sands and finishes to a smooth surface that highlights its rich color and contrasting grain

Images are representative of the wood’s general color and grain pattern. Actual pieces may vary in color, grain, width, figure, and surface condition. Material is rough-sawn and will require additional milling prior to use.