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Coastal Blackbutt |
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Origin: Coastal Blackbutt grows in northern NSW
Colour: Ranging from golden yellow to pale brown, with occasional pinkish hues. Grain: It is an even textured, generally straight grained wood, ideal for suited for interior applications. Janka Hardness Rating: 9.1 *It is approved as a BAL29 bushfire rated product when used externally as decking, cladding, and structurally as KD F27. |
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New England Blackbutt |
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Origin: Coastal ranges and tablelands of northern New South Wales.
Colour: It has a warm nutty colour, the heartwood being pale brown, and the sapwood much paler. It is generally lighter in colour than Coastal Blackbutt. Grain: It has an even texture with a usually straight grain and its main feature is gum veins. Janka Hardness Rating: 9.5 |
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Australian Beech |
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Origin: Australian Beech is a blend of beautiful highland timbers, carefully selected to create unique colour variations including Messmate, Stringy Bark, New England Oak and Blackbutt
Colour: The colour ranges from pale brown and golden hues to light cream with a slightly pink tint. Grain: It has a narrow grain pattern. Janka Hardness Rating: 7.5 |
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Australian Whites |
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Origin: A blend of blonde Australian hardwood timbers including Stringy Bark, White Mahogany & Tallowwood
Colours: Range from creams and straw to pale browns. Grain: Narrow grain pattern. Janka Hardness Rating: 8.7 |
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Victorian Ash |
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Origin: Victorian ash is a blend of two hardwood species from the alpine areas of Victoria, Tasmania and New South Wales. The proportions of each species can vary considerably.
Colour: It has a relatively consistent colour, ranging from pale pink to pale straw. Grain: It has a course texture and a usually straight grain, but can also display fiddleback markings and have visible gum veins. Janka Hardness Rating: 5 |
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Golden Oak |
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Origin: Golden Oak is a blend of Viminalis, Fastigata, Messmate, New England Blackbutt, and Brown Stringybark from the Highlands of NSW.
Colour: Colours range from striking golden yellow hues through to husk brown and cream accents. Grain: Wide grain Janka Hardness Rating: 7.3 |
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Messmate |
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Origin: Messmate is a hardwood native to Tasmania & Victoria and the tablelands of New South Wales and southern Queensland.
Colour: Messmate varies in colour from pale browns through to light yellows with subtle hints of peach. Grain: A species rich and warm in detail, it has an even, moderately coarse texture. The sometimes interlocking, straight grains feature beautifully defined rings. Gum veins are quite common. Janka Hardness Rating: 7.1 |
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New England Oak |
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Origin: This is found in the New England region of NSW.
Colour: Colour varies from soft yellows and pinks to pink-browns. Grain: The texture is medium and even, with great swirls of grain and prominent growth rings. Janka Hardness Rating: 6.1 * This timber lend itself very well to staining which enhances the grain beautifully. |
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Stringybark |
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Origin: Yellow and White Stringybark grows along the coast and tablelands of New South Wales, extending as far north to Cooktown
Colour: Colours vary from light brown to pale pink in colour. and Yellow Stringybark from yellow to brown with pale accents. Grain: Grain is generally uniform and straight but occasional interlocking can produce attractive features, gum veins and bug holes are common. Janka Hardness Rating: 8.1 |
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Tasmanian Oak |
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Origin: Tasmanian oak encompasses three species of Eucalyptus trees that grow in the mountains of Tasmania, Victoria and south east NSW.
Colour: It is light-coloured, ranging from straw to light reddish brown with intermediate shades of cream to pink. Grain: Tasmanian Oak has a fairly straight grain Janka Hardness Rating: 5.5 |
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