Australian

	Jarrah A hard and very durable timber with rich reddish brown colourtones, typical uses include heavy construction, general joinery, boatbuilding and other marine applications. The warm colours and high density make for excellent T&G flooring. Gum veins are common and give natural character.
	Silky Oak Not a true Oak, this Joinery and furniture timber is pink to reddish brown in colour with a distinctive appearance, recognisable by silver slivers or spec’s appearing in ¼ sawn boards, due to rays running across the grain.
	Tasmanian Blackwood A much sought after decorative timber for high end furniture, commercial fit outs and interior joinery. Colours range from golden brown through to darker red browns. The timber has good bending properties, but the lengths available are reasonably short.
	Tasmanian Oak A light coloured and medium density hardwood, pale straw through to lighter browns, with excellent staining qualities. Used extensively for T&G flooring and panelling, and interior joinery. Sometimes called Australian Ash, this is not an Oak either, but a mixture of three very similar Eucalypt species that are marketed together.
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