Timber Species
Our range of Australian hardwood species includes Spotted Gum, Ironbark, Tallowwood, Blackbutt, Brushbox, Sydney Blue Gum and White Stringybark. Each offers unique characteristics in strength, durability, colour and grain, allowing selection to suit structural, outdoor and architectural applications across residential, commercial and landscape projects.
Spotted Gum
Durable Australian hardwood known for strength, colour variation and natural durability. Commonly used for structural timber, decking, cladding and external applications.
Ironbark
Extremely dense and durable hardwood with high strength and fire resistance. Ideal for heavy structural use, posts, decking and demanding outdoor conditions.
Tallowood
Naturally durable hardwood with pale colour and resistance to moisture and pests. Suited to decking, cladding, flooring and exterior structural applications.
Blackbutt
Strong, versatile hardwood with even texture and light colour. Widely used in structural framing, flooring, decking and bushfire-prone construction applications.
Brushbox
Dense, attractive hardwood with fine grain and rich colour tones. Used for flooring, decking, cladding and applications requiring strength and visual appeal.
Sydney Blue Gum
High-strength hardwood with interlocked grain and natural durability. Suitable for structural applications, flooring, cladding and heavy-use construction environments.
White Stringy Bark
Durable hardwood with fibrous texture and good workability. Commonly used for structural timber, fencing, landscaping and general construction applications requiring strength.