Eucalyptus propiculata The most common commercial species is Eucalyptus Paniculata. The heartwood of Grey Ironbark ranges from light grey or light brown with a red tinge at times occurring. Sapwood is slightly lighter in colour. Grey Ironbark may have various…
Eucalyptus propinqua A large hardwood found around the Hawkesbury River area in NSW and up into the Maryborough region of QLD. Heartwood is Red with the sapwood lighter and has very similar properties and texture to Ironbark. Grey Gum is…
Callitris Glaucophylla It is extremely hardy, surviving poor soil conditions and low rainfall. The heartwood is durable with an excellent termite resistance that has made the material very versatile and widely utilized. The heartwood can range in colour from dark…
Callitris Glaucophylla It is extremely hardy, surviving poor soil conditions and low rainfall. The heartwood is durable with an excellent termite resistance that has made the material very versatile and widely utilized. The heartwood can range in colour from dark…
A limited edition species that has a subtle red to blush undertone, Cherry Mahogany is a high density hardwood that shows an interesting gum vein features, which combined with its tight interlocking grain makes it a species that is sought…
Camphor laurel yields a rich honey-coloured hardwood timber with a fresh camphor smell perfect for cutting boards, furniture and cabinetry. Also known as Camphor tree, Camphorwood, Chinese Camphor Wood. For more information, please visit here. Please contact us to discuss…
Lophostemon Confertus Brush Box is a large hardwood which grows from the central coast of New South Wales up to Bowen in Queensland. The tree tends to be found on the edge of rainforests, suited to the moist forest conditions…
Eucalyptus Campanulata New England Blackbutt is sourced from the coastal ranges and tablelands of northern NSW and southern Queensland. The material is very similar in appearance and properties to Blackbutt (E. pilularis). The colour ranges from pale browns to straw…
Picea abies Medium sizes softwood imported from northern Europe. The sapwood is white to pale yellow with a straight grain and has small tight knots in its appearance. Baltic Pine was used extensively in Australia in the early 1900’s and…
