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Phillippine mahogany

Phillippine mahogany refers to a collection of wood species that are native to the Philippines and have a grain pattern similar to mahogany. Low density varieties of Phillippine mahogany are used for plywood and higher density varieties are hard, durable and suitable for exterior use.

References - Phillippine mahogany

See the following for additional Phillippine mahogany information:

• Masonry (Best of Fine Homebuilding) Amer Technical Pub; 4th edition, September 2003, Leonard Koel, ISBN 826907385
• Finish Carpentry: Efficient Techniques for Custom Interiors Craftsman Book Company, November 2003, Gary Katz, ISBN 1928580157
• Trim Carpentry and Built-Ins (Build Like A Pro) Taunton Press , October 2002, Clayton Dekorne, ISBN 1561584789
• Cabinets and Countertops (Complete Construction) McGraw-Hill Professional; 1 edition, April 2000, Chales Self, ISBN 71348999
• Cabinetmaking and Millwork MacMillan Publishing Company; 5 Revised edition, July 1989, John Feirer, ISBN 25373552

Service Professionals that can help with Phillippine mahogany issues

• Finish Carpenter
• Carpenter
• Handyman

Common projects involving Phillippine mahogany

• Decorating, Re-Decorating
• Decorate Interior
• Remodel Kitchen
• Remodel Bathroom

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