White stringybark is an Australian native hardwood species. Its timber products are suitable for a wide range of applications, from general building to wharf and bridge construction, boat building, outdoor furniture and turnery. Also known as Small-leaved Stringybark, Thin-leaved Stringybark,…
White mahogany is a premium Australian hardwood used for structural, interior and exterior applications. Also known as Yellow Stringybark (Qld), White Stringybark, Narrow-leaved White Mahogany, Eucalyptus Umbra, Eucalyptus tenuipes. Please contact us to discuss sourcing this timber species.
Eucalyptus microcorys A large hardwood found on the northern NSW coastal ranges moving up to Maryborough QLD. The heartwood is a yellowish brown with a hint of olive green. Tallowwood is free of gum veins but Pin- hole borers are…
Eucalyptus Saligna Sydney Blue Gum is a tall tree, found along the New South Wales coastline extending from Batemans Bay in the south to southern Queensland. The timber is usually straight grained with a small percentage showing some interlocking grain.…
corymbia maculate Hook QLD Spotted Gum is darker than NSW Spotted Gum the heartwood colour range is quite broad from a light tannish brown to dark browns and at times a deep Reddish Tinge Overall one of the darkest brown…
corymbia maculate Hook NSW Spotted Gum is lighter than QLD Spotted Gum The heartwood colour range is quite broad from very pale browns through to dark browns; overall it is described as having light tan browns, greyish tones to a…
Eucalyptus Fastigata A large hardwood found on the north eastern corner of Victoria and into the south Coast of NSW. Heartwood pale brown with a lighter sapwood appearance and at times a slight pinkish tinge. A great choice when looking…
Eucalyptus Nitens Maiden Snowy River Gum (East Gippsland Shining Gum) grows in the high altitude country on both sides of the NSW and Victorian boarder. It has a light blonde colour with slight straw brown tones to occasionally include a…
Eucalyptus laevopinea A large hardwood found in the northern NSW tablelands, Silvertop Stringybark has a pale brown tone with a straight grain and medium texture. It is relatively free of gum veins and has a close resemblance to the popular…
