What does Sabilimu mean?

Shabili wood, also called (Red Shadow wood), is a hardwood produced in Africa. Its alias is: the wood grains of mahogany and sapyli wood are staggered, sometimes with wavy texture, forming unique fish-like black markings at the wood grains processed by four-sawing method; Medium porosity and high gloss; The sapwood is yellowish, and the heartwood is reddish or dark reddish brown.

Sabilimu, also known as tubular Azadirachta indica, commonly known as "red shadow wood", is native to tropical Africa and cultivated in Madagascar, Southeast Asia, Taiwan Province Province (south-central) and Hainan. The sapwood is obviously different, the leaves are even pinnate compound leaves, and the heartwood is reddish brown to ebony, often with dark brown and ebony stripes, so it is often called African ebony.

Shabili wood is a kind of solid wood, also called red shadow wood. Trees and their distribution: big trees, with a height of 40m and a DBH greater than 0m; Sparse longitudinal shallow grooves are common on the wood surface. There are 9 species of this genus, distributed in tropical Africa. This species is often imported from Gabon, Congo, Equatorial Guinea and Cameroon.

Sabiri red shadow wood is a kind of tree with few roots. Also known as tubular Azadirachta indica. Sabril has high strength, durability and termite resistance. 45m high and 1m in diameter. Wood is porous.