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Boatbuilding Lumber — Marine-Grade Teak, White Oak, Cypress, Spanish Cedar & Mahogany

Buy marine lumber by the board foot. Teak, White Oak, Cypress, Spanish Cedar and Mahogany for decking, framing, trim and joinery — naturally rot-resistant species, kiln-dried and priced per board foot.

Configure & Price Marine Lumber by the Board Foot

Choose species, thickness and quantity for instant board-foot pricing, then add to cart.

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Random-width, 8 ft rough sawn boards sized to the board feet you enter.

Live estimate at current rates. Final pricing is confirmed on your order; oversize and figured stock may vary. Questions? Call 412.641.0177.

CONFIGURE — ROUGH BOARD LUMBER

Species, thickness and board feet. Rough sawn, ready for your planer.

Random-width, 8 ft rough sawn boardsShips UPS or LTL freight
PRICE PER BOARD FOOTSelect species & thickness
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Same quality hardwood used in our production
#1 Common and better grade
Ships nationwide in 1–2 weeks

Estate Millwork stocks the naturally rot-resistant hardwoods boatbuilders rely on and sells them by the board foot. Pick your species and thickness, enter the board feet you need, and add to cart. Long lengths and wide boards for decking and sheer strakes are available on request.

Choose Rough Sawn for shop stock you’ll mill and scarf yourself, S2S for face-surfaced material, or S4S for boards surfaced four sides. Tell us the boat and the part and we’ll help you pick the species.

About Our Marine Woods

  • Teak ( Tectona grandis ) — the marine standard: naturally oily, dimensionally stable and rot-proof, ideal for decking, cap rails, trim and cockpit joinery.
  • White Oak ( Quercus alba ) — closed-pore and rot-resistant, the traditional wood for steam-bent frames, ribs, keels and planking.
  • Cypress — Southern Cypress, light and naturally rot-resistant, long used for planking, framing and trim on working boats.
  • Spanish Cedar ( Cedrela odorata ) — light, stable and rot-resistant, good for trim, joinery and bright-finished brightwork.
  • Mahogany — genuine mahogany, stable and rot-resistant, classic for transoms, trim, coamings and runabout planking.

All five machine and glue well and take marine finishes and epoxy cleanly.

What Builders Make from Marine Lumber

  • Decking and cap rails — Teak and White Oak, milled to long lengths
  • Framing and ribs — steam-bent White Oak and Cypress
  • Planking — Cypress, White Oak and Mahogany
  • Trim and brightwork — Teak, Mahogany and Spanish Cedar
  • Transoms and coamings — figured Mahogany

Grade, Thickness and Board-Foot Pricing

Our marine stock is #1 Common and better, kiln-dried to 6–8%, and sold by the board foot — one board foot is 144 cubic inches (a 12×12×1″ board). We stock 4/4 through 10/4; long lengths, extra-wide decking boards, thicker keel and frame stock, and truckload quantities are quoted on request through the form below.

Call 412.641.0177 with questions or custom marine orders.

Marine-grade stock

Shop marine species by the board foot

Estate Millwork stocks these naturally rot-resistant species and sells them by the board foot — kiln-dried, any quantity, shipped nationwide. Start with the species you need:

Custom & Bulk Quotes

Get a Custom Marine Lumber Quote

Long decking lengths, extra-wide boards, thicker keel and frame stock, or a species that isn’t on the calculator — tell us what you need and we’ll price it, usually within 1–2 business days.

Prefer to talk it through? Call 412.641.0177.

We reply within 1–2 business days. Your details are only used to prepare your quote.