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Topic: Okoume

	New lower pricing on Mahogany Okoume marine plywood
		Okoume (aucoumea klaineana) also known as gaboon or combogala, is only found in Gabon, the Congo and Equatorial Guinea in Africa.
		Charles de Chavanne was the first European to attract attention to Okoume logs for commercial purposes at the end of the 19th century.
		Okoume is light pink in color with a variable interlocked grain.
	www.marine-plywood.us /mahogany_okoume.htm (601 words)

	okoume-wood-veneer-okoume-china okoume
		Okoume is a specie of wood which grows in Africa; it is a light to medium mahogany color; its botanical name is Aucoumea Klaineana.
		Our Okoume plywood is available in two grades, the upper grade is called B.S.1088.
		Khaya is a very beautiful specie of African Mahogany, darker and denser than Okoume, yielding a stiffer panel, as well as a sheet that readily lends itself to elegant, high end, bright work and finish.
	www.sife.com.cn /wood/okoume.asp (371 words)

	w5796e
		The wood volume of 96 Okoumé logs from 93 trees harvested in the study area was computed in order to establish losses during felling and bucking.
		Damage to residual Okoumé trees is 3.3% with the majority of damaged stems in the higher dbh classes.
		The overall damage frequency for Okoumé in all diameter classes is 7.2%, and of those trees 40-80 cm dbh (immediate future crop trees) is 9%.
	www.fao.org /docrep/w5796E/w5796e02.htm (832 words)

	Marine plywood joubert okoume and baltic birch
		Joubert Okoume is the highest quality marine plywood available today.
		Joubert Okoume is certified by Lloyd’s of London to be manufactured to the British Standard 1088.
		Hydrotek is also a luan based, multi ply, marine grade ply that is manufactured in accordance with the Bristish Standard 1088 for marine craft.
	www.alliedveneer.com (637 words)

	Okoume
		Okoume panels exhibit high strength to weight ratios, ideal for boat building, Face veneers are 2.3 mm thick A/B grade rotary cut veneer.
		Cores and crossbands are solid jointed and panel glued with waterproof/ boilproof glue.
		The glueline contains an anti-fungicidal agent which allow full Lloyds Marine and offshore certification, Lloyds registry certificate 93/00051 Okoume panels are extensively used by race class boatbuilders, rowing shell builders, and in various applications where its light weight, high tensile strength, good bonding properties and ease of finishing are of value.
	www.getwood.com /details_okoume.asp (162 words)

	Joubert Okoume BS1088 Marine Plywood
		The most common use of okoume is in the cross section of a boat e.g.
		There is no doubt okoume is an extraordinary wood and the wide variety of our customers attest to Allied Veneer's ability to deliver the wood quickly and affordably.
		Marine plywood panels using 100% okoume veneer is bonded with WBP phenolformaldhyde or melamine urea formaldhyde adhesive.
	alliedveneer.com /marine_plywood/Joubert_Okoume_BS1088_Marine_Plywood-p-16133.html (317 words)

	Okoume Plywood: Please Critique
		I'm feeling very upset that the okoume is extremely thin...
		Okoumé plywood has a very good reputation, at least if it is from the top
		Typically, Okoume ply {albeit thinner at 1/4 to 1/2 inch} is used in
	www.diyprojects.info /bb/sutra1013.html (671 words)

	okoume - veilingkijker - nieuwe en tweedehands
		multiplex / okoume / mdf / osb / underlayment / finse mult.
		okoume 250 x 122 dikte 18 mm (watervast verlijmd,exterieur)
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	www.veilingkijker.nl /okoume.html (253 words)

	Okoume - Okume - Gabon multiplex
		Okoumé is een lichtroze loofhoutsoort uit West Afrika.
		Okoumé multiplex is een uitstekend produkt - makkelijk te verwerken, makkelijk af te werken, licht in gewicht en prima watervast verlijmd.
		Okoume multiplex is op voorraad in 4 tm 40 mm dik.
	www.af.nl /voorraad/massief/okoume (104 words)

	www.baumarkt.de: Okoume
		Okoume ist eine afrikanische Laubholzart, auch Gabun genannt.
		Okoume ist ein weiches, wenig festes Holz, das gelegentlich leicht filzig ist.
		Okoume wird für Sperrholz, Furnier und für den Möbelbau eingesetzt.
	www.baumarkt.de /nxs/2705/print-baumarkt/61/70/82/1651/2444/6463/2444/6439/53/356/53/2242/53/532/funiereeinzelne/okoume.htm (144 words)

	Joubert okoume Marine plywood Los Angeles
		Joubert Joubert Okoume BS1088 Marine Plywood is the highest quality marine plywood in the world manufactured in accordance with British 1088 & 6566 grading standards.
		Joubert okoume is used in all types of boats from a small kayaks to some of the largest yachts every produced.
		Okoume is an extraordinary wood which is used in the high end manufacturing of boats and kayaks, for both structural and ancillary applications.
	www.alliedveneer.com /joubert-okume.html (145 words)

	Plywood types for stitch and glue kayak building
		Virtually all Okoume plywood is manufactured outside of the US and Canada so it is a good bet that the plywood in your kayak will likely come from some factory in greater Asia, Israel, France or Greece.
		Now, the main thing that entitles plywood to be classified as 'marine' relates to the manufacture under a set of standards, specifically to the quality of the wood as in the number and size of permissible knots and cracks, glue type, moisture content and thickness tolerances of the plys etc...
		BS1088 is made from Okoume and is of the highest quality with a defect free core and both faces of solid A surface while BS6566 standard is less species specific and is more permissive so the surface of this plywood may show a few skin defects on one or both faces.
	www.oneoceankayaks.com /stitchglue/plyshophtm/plytype1.htm (1818 words)

	Publication Detail
		Stimulation of the diameter growth of individual Okoumé trees is quicker and marked in younger stands and the individual trees are smaller.
		However, the response of overstorey Okoumé trees is at present too limited to make up for loss of standing timber due to removal of trees, and appropriateness of the operation is being discussed.
		It is too soon to assess the impact of the logging operations on the growth of the stands, although preliminary results show that, despite an exceptionally high thinning intensity (15-20 trees/ha, representing a marketable volume of up to 100 m3/ha), a high number of overstorey and promising understorey trees are left standing.
	www.cifor.cgiar.org /Publications/Detail?pid=534 (349 words)

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