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How Durable Is Okoume Wood for Outdoor Projects?
2025-04-24

Okoume wood, often called Okoume Mahogany, is a lightweight hardwood native to West and Central Africa. Its fine grain, attractive pinkish-brown hue, and excellent workability have made it a popular choice for a range of applications, from marine plywood to furniture and exterior cladding. But how does Okoume wood really perform when exposed to the rigors of outdoor environments? This comprehensive guide explores the durability of Okoume wood for outdoor projects, examining its strengths, weaknesses, and best practices for maximizing its lifespan. Read More