Mahogany Rough Lumber
Priced per board foot

Mahogany Rough Lumber
Genuine Mahogany · any quantity · board feet

Genuine Mahogany (Swietenia macrophylla)
Janka hardness roughly 800 — works like butter
Rot-resistant and exceptionally stable
Kiln-dried to 6–8% MC
The traditional entry-door species
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✔ Same quality used in our production

✔ FAS and better grade

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Mahogany Rough Lumber — Genuine Mahogany, Stable and Rot-Resistant, Priced per Board Foot

Name: Mahogany Lumber S4S
Brand: Estate Millwork

There is a reason the front doors on hundred-year-old houses are mahogany and are still hanging straight: nothing else combines this much dimensional stability with this much decay resistance and this little effort at the bench. Estate Millwork sells the same kiln-dried genuine Mahogany we build entry doors from, by the board foot.

Choose Rough Sawn for shop stock you'll mill yourself. Choose S4S for boards surfaced to 150-grit and ready to use. Choose S2S for face-surfaced material you'll joint yourself.

About Our Mahogany

Genuine Mahogany (Swietenia macrophylla) — plantation and legally-sourced stock, documented under CITES Appendix II
Janka hardness around 800 — soft enough to hand-plane and carve, hard enough for a door that gets used every day
Among the most dimensionally stable woods in commercial use: it barely moves seasonally, which is why a wide mahogany door panel does not split or bind
Naturally rot-resistant heartwood — a proven exterior species with a maintained finish
Pinkish-tan when milled, oxidizing to the deep reddish-brown everyone recognizes; it needs no stain to get there
Kiln-dried to 6–8% moisture content, FAS and better grade
Available 4/4, 6/4, 8/4 and 10/4 — request a quote for wide, long or volume orders

What We Build With It

Exterior entry doors and sidelites, interior doors, window sash and screens, shutters, mouldings, mantels and stair parts. Mahogany is our default recommendation for a stain-grade exterior door: it moves the least, it carves the cleanest, and it looks like what a customer pictures when they say “wood door.”

If you are pricing this against Sapele, the trade-off is straightforward: Sapele is harder and less expensive, Mahogany is more stable and easier to work. For a carved or hand-planed door, buy Mahogany. Be aware that “mahogany” is sold loosely in the trade — Philippine, African and Santos “mahogany” are different woods. What we ship on this page is genuine Mahogany.

Call 412.641.0177 with questions or custom quantity requests.

Also Available

Mahogany Doors — Entry doors and sidelites, made to size
Mahogany Shutters — Louvered and panel shutters in the same stock
Cypress Rough Lumber — Southern Bald Cypress, rot-resistant, per board foot
Cedar Rough Lumber — Spanish Cedar and Western Red Cedar, per board foot
Teak Rough Lumber — Plantation Teak, the marine standard
All Species Rough Lumber — 16 species available

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Red Oak Lumber — Appalachian, #1 Common and better
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Maple Lumber — Hard Maple, Janka 1,450
Sapele Lumber — African ribbon-stripe, Janka 1,410
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