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1 x 6 Mahogany Wood (T&G V-Groove/Shiplap)

$3.05
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Mahogany is a durable, high-quality hardwood prized for its rich reddish-brown color and straight, consistent grain. Built to withstand tough outdoor conditions, it naturally resists rot, decay, and insects, making it an excellent choice for decks, patios, boardwalks, and other high-traffic projects. Its dense, stable structure allows for reliable installation and long-lasting performance, while its smooth surface ensures a professional, finished look. Ideal for residential, commercial, and coastal projects, Mahogany provides strength, low maintenance, and long-term value for construction professionals.

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Benefits

Naturally strong and durable, designed to withstand heavy foot traffic and outdoor exposure Resistant to rot, decay, and wood-boring insects without chemical treatments Dense, stable structure reduces warping, splitting, and movement over time Smooth, straight-grain surface for a professional, finished appearance Low-maintenance material that keeps its performance and beauty with minimal upkeep Rich reddish-brown color adds warmth and elegance to outdoor spaces Long-lasting performance, ideal for projects that require durability and reliability Suitable for residential, commercial, and coastal applications Supports a wide range of construction uses, including decks, patios, boardwalks, and exterior features

Installation / Acclimation

"Proper acclimation and installation are key to ensuring **Mahogany** lumber remains stable, durable, and visually appealing over time.

**Acclimation Before Installation**
Allow boards to adjust to the local environment for **7–14 days** to reach a balanced moisture content before installation. Stack boards off the ground and use spacers between layers to allow airflow around each piece.

**Storage & Handling**
Keep lumber elevated and covered to protect it from rain or direct sunlight while still allowing ventilation. Avoid placing boards directly on soil, concrete, or other surfaces that could affect moisture levels.

**Installation Tips**
Ensure proper airflow and drainage beneath the structure to prevent moisture buildup and minimize warping or cupping. Use corrosion-resistant fasteners and follow recommended joist or framing spacing to maintain long-term stability. Seal all cut ends to reduce moisture absorption and help maintain dimensional stability."

Care Instructions

Mahogany is a naturally durable hardwood that performs exceptionally well outdoors with minimal upkeep. Regular maintenance will help preserve its appearance and structural integrity over time. Sweep or rinse the deck regularly to remove dirt, leaves, and debris. Clean the surface occasionally with mild soap and water; avoid harsh chemicals or high-pressure washing that could damage the wood fibers. To maintain its rich reddish-brown color, apply a penetrating hardwood oil periodically. If left untreated, Mahogany will naturally weather to a silver-gray patina without compromising strength. Inspect fasteners and joints periodically to ensure the deck remains secure and stable. Address spills or stains promptly to prevent long-term discoloration. With basic care, Mahogany decking will continue to deliver durability, stability, and timeless appeal for decades, even in coastal or high-traffic environments.

Important / Disclaimer

"All products sold on this website are intended for construction, decking, and woodworking purposes. Due to the natural characteristics of wood, including variations in grain, color, knots, and moisture content, the appearance of the products you receive may differ from images shown online.

Random Length Orders: Boards included in random length orders may range from 6′ to 18′ in length. Exact lengths are not guaranteed, and customers should account for this variation when planning projects.

By purchasing products from this site, you acknowledge and accept that wood is a natural material, and minor defects or differences in size, color, or texture may occur. It is the buyer’s responsibility to inspect all materials upon delivery and ensure suitability for their intended use."

More Specifications

Species of Wood: Mahogany

Janka Hardness: 900 lbf (4,020 N)

Modulus of Rupture (MOR): 11,710 lbf/in2 (80.8 MPa)

Modulus of Elasticity (MOE): 1,458,000 lbf/in2 (10.06 GPa)

Grain: Clear

Usage: Decking, Flooring, Siding, Fencing, Privacy Screens, Trim, Soffits & Fascia

Other Names: Honduran mahogany, genuine mahogany, big-leaf mahogany, Brazilian mahogany, American mahogany, Swietenia macrophylla

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