Sipo Lumber

Combines strength and refined aesthetics, delivering long-lasting solutions for high-end projects.

Sipo, botanically Entandrophragma utile, is an African mahogany species in the sapelli family. It shares similar traits—warm tone and clean grain—and is preferred in furniture and interior projects.

Dimension guide

Dimensions are confirmed for the selected product and order.

XLength
Length options for your needs
YWidth
Width selection for your application
ZThickness
Thickness information for your project
  • Material selection

    Timber for your application

  • Supply planning

    Quantity and delivery information

  • Natural texture

    The colour and character of wood

  • Production support

    Cutting and machining options

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About the product

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Sipo, botanically Entandrophragma utile, is an African mahogany species in the sapelli family. It shares similar traits—warm tone and clean grain—and is preferred in furniture and interior projects.

At Bahar Timber, sipo lumber is processed under controlled conditions in line with sustainable forestry principles. Among our lumber products, sipo holds a special place as a premium choice.

Material properties

Density
620-680 kg/m3 (air-dry)
Color
Light to dark brown; uniform grain
Texture
Medium-fine texture; smooth and even surface
Moisture
10-12% (interior), 14-16% (exterior)
Strength
High; suitable for furniture and structural parts
Workability
Excellent with hand tools and CNC
Finish
Takes varnish/oil well; glossy finish
Gluing
Compatible with common adhesives

Material information is a general guide. Confirm dimensions, grade and surface details in your quotation.

Applications

Furniture & interiors

Furniture and Interiors

Used in premium furniture, doors, frames, stairs and trim—delivers an elegant, consistent look.

Furniture & interiors

Veneer and Decorative Surfaces

Great for thin veneers, decorative panels and turning work; warm color creates high-end surfaces.

Gardens & terraces

Protected Exterior Uses

When finished properly, can be used in semi-exterior areas like facades or pergolas.