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Genuine Mahogany

Genuine Mahogany goes by many names, not to be confused with cheaper imitations such as Philippine Mahogany. Genuine Mahogany or Swietenia Macrophylla is considered to be the real and true species when referring to ‘Mahogany’. Included in CITES II, as its beauty and phenomenal stability has made this lumber widely used now regulated to certified sustainable sources. 

Other Common Names: Honduran Mahogany, Brazilian Mahogany, Big Leaf Mahogany, Swietenia Macrophylla

Sourcing Region: South America Plantation Sourcing

Color, Pattern, Texture: Pale pinkish brown to dark reddish brown, it has a medium texture and straight or interlocking grain

Common Uses and Applications: Furniture, cabinetry, veneers, musical instruments, and boatbuilding

Working Properties: Most often very easy to work with tools, may cause a slight dulling of cutters, and it sands very easily, turns, glues, stains, and finishes well. For this, we offer a wide selection of Amana tools to help you work with hardwoods such as Genuine Mahogany


Product Specifications:
Grades: Select & Better
Length and Width: 6’ and longer - 4” and longer
Density: Janka Hardness 900 (The denser a wood is, the harder, stronger, and more durable. Most hardwoods have a  higher density than most softwoods)
Weight: 3.5lbs/BF

Samples:

Unfinished

Plain Sawn

Finished

Plain Sawn

LUMBER

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