Appearance common applications durability strength workability termite resistance and fire resistance.
Common hardwoods in australia.
Spotted gum is suitable for a range of building applications such as posts and poles framing flooring lining decking and cladding.
Cherry if poplar has been stained it s almost impossible to tell apart from cherry.
A blend of various sized hardwoods harvested from coastal regions.
Broadleaf trees can be evergreen or they can persist in dropping their leaves over the entire winter.
Characteristics of timber and wood from australia new zealand and the pacific islands fijian kauri softwood very large tree same family as new zealand kauri native to fiji heartwood is pale cream to golden brown and is non durable.
Karri trees while native to the southwest of western australia are also grown in plantations.
Trading names messmate stringybark tasmanian oak mountain ash victorian ash tasmanian oak alpine ash victorian ash tasmanian oak mountain gum.
On this page you can search hardwoods by botanical name common name or application.
Pine comes in several varieties but the main ones found in australia are radiata cypress and hoop pine.
From pale pinks to deep reds which when blended in flooring give any venue a warm and luxurious look.
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Difference between hardwood and broadleaf.
Their lovely golden appearance and red hues suit a broad range of applications such as indoor and outdoor furniture as well as joinery and construction.
Radiata pine is a very common house framing timber but it has low resistance to decay and termites unless chemically treated.
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Myrtle beech is an attractive australian hardwood used for internal use applications such as decorative veneers.
They are one of australia s tallest hardwoods and they are incredibly durable.