Solid Timber Flooring, Decking and Parquetry - Brown Australian Timber Species

we supply a diverse range of brown hardwood timber flooring and decking

Spotted Gum

Origin: Spotted Gum grows in the coastal districts from the New South Wales/Victorian border region to Maryborough in Queensland.
Colour: "Spotted' refers to the mottled colour variations ranging from pale grey/browns and soft creams to a rich chocolate brown caused by weathering of the outer tree as it sheds elliptical strips of bark.
Grain: It has a distinctive interlocked and wavy grain and attractive fiddle-back features.
Janka Hardness Rating: 11

Tallowwood

Origin: Tallowwood is found along the coast and coastal ranges between the Hunter River in New South Wales up to the Maryborough district of Queensland.
Colour: The heartwood ranges from pale to dark yellow-brown, with tinges of olive green and the sapwood is a whitish.
Grain: It's moderately coarse, generally with interlocked grain and unusually free of gum veins. It lacks feature but has a distinctive lustre and ‘oily /waxed’ appearance.
Janka Hardness Rating: 8.6

Brushbox

Origin: Brush Box grows along the edges of the rainforest areas of New South Wales and Queensland.
Colour: Its heartwood varies from a greyish pink to a reddish brown, and the sapwood is usually paler.
Grain: Brush box has a fine and even texture with an interlocking grain
Janka Hardness Rating: 9.5

Grey Iron Bark

Origin: Grey Iron Bark grows in Eastern NSW and from northern NSW to Bundaberg, Qld. It can be found in the Atherton Tableland. E. paniculata is found in New South Wales only from Bega to Coffs Harbour
Grain: The grain is usually interlocked, with a moderately coarse texture.
Colour: Ironbark produces a stunning array of timber hues from pale brown to dark chocolate as well as dark red.
Janka Hardness Rating: 14

Grey Box