Cook wood - Coconut wood

Coconut wood, also known as “coconut”, comes from the tropical tree Cocos nucifera, it is famous for its hardness and rich color, ranging from light to dark brown.
It is worth noting that coconut cultivation is not done exclusively for timber production. Initially, the tree is cultivated for its fruit, with the coconut being the main product. Its fruiting lasts about 70 years, after which the tree is felled.
Only in recent years has the exploitation of coconut wood begun to take on commercial proportions. The abundance and sustainable nature of the resource make coconut wood an attractive alternative to other types of wood.
The growing demand for sustainable and eco-friendly materials has led to a shift towards coconut wood. Its hardness, durability, aesthetics and sustainable nature make it an attractive choice for a wide range of applications.