There’s a spot in Alabama where the Mobile, Spanish, Tensaw, Apalachee and Blakeley rivers converge into the Mobile Bay, fusing…more
OHC expertly sources the world’s best lumber for marine applications, from 100% Burmese Mountain Teak for yacht decking and sportfishing coverboards, to Ipé, Cumaru, Garapa, and Tigerwood for docks. All of our marine lumber is sought after for both beauty and the ability to withstand the elements, and our precision milling capabilities allow us to perfectly create elements for customers’ watercraft according to their specs.
Posts in Marine
Live Oak Landing Docks
Live Oak Landing, located near Mobile, AL, was purchased from private owners by Baldwin County in 2012 as a means…more
The Best Decking For Docks
When building a dock, there are many factors to take into consideration: cost, safety, durability, and longevity. In this article…more
Plantation Teak Vs. Burmese Teak
When one lists the attributes of Teak, it almost seems too good to be true. Teak naturally resists rot, insects,…more
Spring Boat Commissioning Checklist
Flowers are blooming, temperatures are rising, and you’re starting to imagine yourself out on the water with the wind in…more
Why Is Teak So Expensive?
The word “Teak” is synonymous with quality outdoor furniture, decking, and prestigious yachts. But as anyone who’s purchased Teak knows,…more
What Is The Best Wood For Marine Grade Plywood?
Consider a boat: immersed in water, misted with caustic ocean spray, and pummeled by aggressive waves, one after another. Could…more
Is Philippine Mahogany a True Mahogany?
Here’s the truth behind Philippine Mahogany: The term “Philippine Mahogany” was used largely in the 1950’s and ’60’s to describe wood species…more
OHC Welcomes Tom Dean
We are proud to welcome Tom Dean to the OHC family. Tom has been in the lumber, millwork, flooring, and…more
Ipe vs. Pine
It is not a rare occurrence for Pine decking to experience a short life span as a result of exposure…more
