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Timbers F - M
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Fastigata (NZ Ash)
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Iroko
A golden coloured timber that darkens to brown with age. Often used as a substitue for Teak.
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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.
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Kauri, Malaysian
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Kwila (Merbau)
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Macrocarpa
A low to medium density softwood, originally from California and introduced to NZ in the mid 1800’s, planted mostly as shelterbelts. The heartwood is moderately durable, and is light golden brown in colour. Typical uses include T&G panelling, exposed beams and rafters, and landscaping applications including large end section pergolas.
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Maple, American Hard
Hard maple is strong, heavy, hard, and straight grained with a fine texture. The colour is cream with fine red/brown bands.
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Matai
Also known as Black Pine, this very hard and exceptional strong timber is golden brown in colour with sapwood being almost white. Widely used for flooring.
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