Acacia's natural characteristics meet many needs for a rural environment. It is easy to plant and regenerates quickly. Almost no diseases reach it and its growth is rapid on favorable soil (light or sandy). Also significant is its hardness, its resistance ,and how easy it is to work with this wood.

Because of its strength and beautiful color, it can be used in interior carpentry, or for parquet and wall panels. Being very durable, acacia wood is also suitable for outdoor furniture, forest recreation equipment, and outdoor sport facilities. Because of its high calorific value, it is also highly valued as firewood.

Technical studies show that acacia wood is of medium density. It is stable and durable even under extreme conditions of exposure to moisture and/or heat. It also has good mechanical characteristics favoring industrial use, which is often hampered by the small diameters of logs, by winding rods, or by rotting of the heart.

Acacia poles work well for vineyards and orchards. The wood can also be used in cooperage.

In the furniture industry, acacia wood is used in natural or parboiled form for various elements. It is increasingly appreciated for the manufacture of sporting goods, because of its excellent mechanical properties.

Its durability and aesthetic qualities also make it suitable for flooring and wall coverings.

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