Khaya

Khaya, also known as African Mahogany, has different shades from light pinkish-brown to a deep reddish shade and is often seen in a purple cast. The qualities of Khaya are that they are moderately heavy and hard with medium bending and crushing strength, low stiffness and shock resistance, they have moderate decay resistance, and good stability. If you are looking for wooden flooring in Kerala or South India that’s aesthetic and durable, Khaya is an option that could definitely work for your interiors.

Specification Installation method Warranty Care Instructions Disclaimer

Specification

Construction	3-layer engineered
Core material	Pine/Spruce lamella
Design	1-strip
Joint	Click joint or Tongue & Groove Available
Wear layer thickness	Up to 3mm standard, customization 4 mm- 6 mm Available
Grading	Natural
Length	600mm to 1800mm (Random Length)
Width	140,190mm and also custom sizes
Thickness	14mm(Std), Custom sizes like 10mm,12mm,15 mm available
Color Change	Stained product
Surface treatment	Matte finish
Design features	Micro beveled 4-sided, Brushed
Package	27.12 sqft / 28 Kgs (for 140mm)
Dimensions	1850x150x160mm (for 140mm)
Patterns	Plank Pattern, Chevron Pattern, Herringbone Pattern

Installation method

Floating, Glue-Down

Warranty

10 years

Care Instructions

For everyday cleaning, use dry methods like sweeping or vacuuming. Damp-clean the floor as required with a well-wrung mop or floor cloth.

Disclaimer

At Uniwood, all our furniture and interior solutions are crafted using real wood and natural materials. As a result, variations in colour, grain pattern, and the presence of natural knots are to be expected across individual units. These natural differences are part of the material’s authenticity and charm. Please note that the final product may differ slightly in appearance from images shown on our website or promotional materials.

Khaya

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