Mahogany can reach the towering heights of 175 feet or more and have a butressed trunk several feet in diameter.

Mahogany has a light purple or pink heartwood which darkens after being exposed to the air. In contrast the sapwood is an off-white to yellow color. Mahogany has a medium to course texture.

Mahogany is somewhat tricky to work with. Sharp tools are a must to prevent the grain from being torn. Mahogany is quite easy to get a good surface for finishing and takes glue well.

Mahogany is also known as

• munyama
• ogwango

Mahogany is commonly used for

• furniture
• cabinets
• veneer
• panelling

Toxicity

Mahogany dust is known to cause skin irritation.

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