Tali
The core of Tali is described as yellow-brown to dark or chocolate brown with gray or almost black stripes. The African Tali has a slightly lighter shade. There are scattered coarse leeks, filled with red sharpik edgedes. Tali is difficult to work, pre-drilling is always necessary. Hard to ignite. Used for harbors, waterworks as well as sleepers and bridge decks in addition to cladding and decking.
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Tali | |
| Botanical name | Tali (Erythropleum spp.) with origin in West Africa |
| Moisture content | KD: 16% +/-2% |
| Weight | About 900kg/m3 |
| Color | Dark brown to red brown |
| Expected lifespan | Decking: 50 years |
| Stability class | 2* |
| Color extraction class | 1* |
| Durability class | 1* |
| Profile | Smooth/Smooth |
| Dimensions | 21 x 145 mm |
| XTwood | No |
*scale 1-5, where 1 is best
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