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A horizontal mahogany beam
Beam (Mahogany) is a standard length horizontal beam finished in rich mahogany, used to bridge pillars and support floors and ceilings. Mahogany is one of the higher-end building finishes, so this beam suits showpiece interiors and grand halls as much as plain structural framing.
Category: Pillars and Beams - Horizontal Beams
Details
Properties
Property | Value |
|---|---|
Max Health | 1,500 |
Build Cost
Duration: 1s
Ingredient | Quantity |
|---|---|
x2 |
Taught By
Plan |
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Build Summary
At a glance, here is everything needed to place this piece and how tough it is once built.
Property | Detail |
|---|---|
Category | |
Material | Mahogany |
Max Health | 1,500 |
Build Duration | 1 second |
Ingredient | Wood x2 |
Taught By |
Material and Durability
This beam is taught through a later plan than the base-set beams, but it still costs only Wood and keeps the standard 1,500 Max Health shared across the beam line. The value of the mahogany set is its refined appearance rather than extra strength, so mix it with mahogany pillars and walls when you want a consistent, polished look.
Related Beams and Mahogany Pieces
Piece | Notes |
|---|---|
Longer mahogany beam for spanning wide rooms. | |
Decorative mahogany column to pair with the beam. | |
Matching mahogany wall for a unified finish. | |
Cheaper base-set beam of the same length. | |
Category overview for every structural support piece. |
Progression Notes
Beam (Mahogany) sits in the later decorative tier of the building chain. Unlock it through the Plans: Columns and Arches plan, keep Wood stocked, and use the recipe and category rows above to match it with mahogany columns, walls, and large beams for a finished high-end interior.