Acacia Wood
Akashiya · Dense & Naturally Durable
Acacia is one of the hardest and most durable hardwoods available, with exceptional natural resistance to weather, water, and insects. Its striking golden-brown color and distinctive grain make it a favorite for premium flooring, outdoor furniture, and high-end export pieces. RK Wood Industries supplies kiln-dried, treated Acacia wood in bulk from our Jodhpur facility.
Technical Specifications
| Scientific Name | Acacia (multiple species incl. A. mangium, A. catechu) |
| Common Names | Acacia, Akashiya, Babul, Wattle |
| Type | Hardwood (Deciduous) |
| Janka Hardness | ~1,750 lbf |
| Density | 750–870 kg/m³ |
| Grain | Interlocked, often wavy with figure |
| Color | Golden brown to rich reddish-brown |
| Workability | Good — machines well, takes polish beautifully |
| Durability | Excellent — natural weather and insect resistance |
| Moisture Content (Supplied) | 8–12% (kiln-dried) |
| Availability | In Stock — Year-round supply |
| Origin | Government-certified sources, India |
Applications & Uses
Frequently Asked Questions — Acacia Wood
Is Acacia wood good for outdoor use?
Acacia is one of the best choices for outdoor furniture and decking. Its natural oils provide excellent weather, water, and insect resistance. With our additional pressure impregnation treatment, Acacia can last 20+ years outdoors.
What is the price of Acacia wood per CFT?
Acacia is competitively priced among premium hardwoods. Contact RK Wood Industries at +91 94144 69669 for current rates. Bulk pricing available for flooring manufacturers and furniture factories.
How does Acacia compare to Teak?
Acacia is harder than Teak (1,750 vs 1,000-1,155 lbf Janka) and more affordable. Teak has superior natural oil content for marine use. For most furniture and flooring applications, Acacia is an excellent cost-effective alternative to Teak.
Is Acacia wood sustainable?
Yes. Acacia is a fast-growing species that reaches harvestable maturity in 8-15 years, much faster than most hardwoods. It is often grown in managed plantations, making it one of the most eco-friendly hardwood choices.
What finishes work best on Acacia wood?
Acacia takes oil finishes (tung oil, Danish oil) beautifully, enhancing its natural golden-brown color. For outdoor use, marine-grade varnish or deck oil is recommended. Clear lacquer is ideal for indoor furniture.
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