Name: Anigre
Brand: Afromont
Availability: InStock

Specification Details

Specification	Details
Species	Aningeria spp. / Pouteria spp.
Common Name	Anigre
Hardness (Janka)	~990–1,050 lbf
Color	Light golden brown to pale pink-brown heartwood; lighter sapwood
Grain	Usually straight; occasionally interlocked or wavy
Texture	Fine to medium
Natural Luster	Moderate
Durability	Moderately durable
Typical Uses	Furniture, interior joinery, veneers, paneling, cabinetry

Workability

Anigre is relatively easy to work with hand and machine tools. It saws, planes, and sands smoothly. It takes nails, screws, and glue well, with pre-drilling recommended for hardware. Finishes, oils, and stains enhance its warm golden-brown tones, producing an attractive surface for interior applications.

Common Uses

Furniture, cabinetry, paneling, interior joinery, veneers, and decorative woodworking.

What Makes Anigre Unique

Anigre is prized for its light golden-brown color, fine to medium texture, and mostly straight grain. Its ease of finishing and smooth surface make it suitable for both functional and decorative interior applications.

Why Choose Anigre

Warm, Light Color: Ideal for bright and elegant interiors

Moderate Durability: Suitable for indoor furniture and joinery

Good Workability: Machines, sands, and finishes smoothly

Versatile: Works for furniture, cabinetry, veneers, and paneling

Why You Might Not Choose Anigre

Limited Exterior Use: Not suitable for outdoor projects

Moderate Hardness: Can dent or scratch under heavy use

Less Known: Less prestigious than premium hardwoods like Mahogany or Moabi

Climate Performance & Acclimation

Anigre performs best in interior environments. Proper acclimation before installation reduces the risk of movement or warping due to humidity and temperature changes.

Ideal for Interior Furniture & Joinery

Its light golden-brown color, fine texture, and straight grain make Anigre ideal for furniture, cabinetry, paneling, veneers, and decorative interior joinery.

Color and Grain Stability

Anigre maintains its pale to golden-brown tones over time. Straight or slightly interlocked grain provides a uniform surface suitable for clear finishes, stains, or paints.