Lati (Amphimas, pterocarpoides)
Similiar Woods: Wenge, Angelim, Figuera
Trade Names: Lati, Bokanga, White Wengi
Origin: West Africa
Range: From the Ivory Coast in the northwest to the Congo in the southwest.
Uses: Flooring, joinery, general construction, as decorative veneer sometimes dyed brown-black to look like Wenge.
Properties: Blonde-brown wood which is strong heavy and resistant to abrasion. Has a distinct ripple grain which is moderately course.
Machining: Difficult to work due to it's grain structure. Seasoning: Seasons easily with little degrade.
