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Timber Species Search by product to find a species that is suitable for your application. For technical information, see the description under "All Species". Flooring Spotted Gum - NSW Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops, doors, decking, flooring & cladding Wormy Chestnut Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops, doors & flooring Silvertop Stringybark Suitable for flooring Toasted Oak Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops and doors Blackbutt Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops, doors, decking, flooring & cladding Grey Ironbark Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops, doors, decking, flooring & cladding Southern Beech Suitable for flooring Vic Ash / Tas. Oak Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops, doors & flooring White Oak - American Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops, doors & flooring Red Gum Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops, doors, flooring & decking Show More Decking Grey Ironbark Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops, doors, decking, flooring & cladding Blackbutt Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops, doors, decking, flooring & cladding Spotted Gum (NSW) Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops, doors, decking, flooring & cladding Jarrah Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops, doors, decking & flooring Blue Gum Suitable for joinery, treads. bench tops, doors, decking & flooring Turpentine Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops, door & flooring QLD Spotted Gum Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops, doors, decking, flooring & cladding Tallowwood Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops, doors, decking, flooring and cladding Cypress Pine Suitable for decking, flooring, cladding, joinery Red Ironbark Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops, doors, decking, flooring and cladding Show More Posts & Structural Timber Spotted Gum (NSW) Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops, doors, decking, flooring and cladding Ironbark Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops, doors, decking, flooring and cladding Blackbutt Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops, doors, decking, flooring and cladding Merbau Suitable for decking and flooring Ash F17 Structural rating Benchtop, Treads & Doors Cambia Suitable for Joinery , bench tops, doors & treads American Walnut Suitable for joinery, flooring, bench tops,& doors White Oak - American Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops, doors & flooring Sapele Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops & doors Red Gum Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops, doors, flooring & decking Brushbox Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops, doors & flooring Rosewood - New Guinea Suitable for joinery, bench tops & doors Rock Maple - American Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops, doors & flooring Jarrah Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops, doors, decking & flooring Vic Ash / Tas. Oak Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops, doors & flooring Show More Cladding Cypress Pine Suitable for Decking, Flooring, Cladding and Joinery Spotted Gum (NSW) Suitable for Joinery, Treads, Bench tops, Decking, Flooring, Cladding and Doors Western Red Cedar Suitable for Joinery and Cladding Blackbutt Suitable for Joinery, Treads, Bench tops, Decking, Flooring, Cladding and Doors Grey Ironbark Suitable for Joinery, Treads, Bench tops, Decking, Flooring, Cladding and Doors QLD Spotted Gum Suitable for Joinery, Treads, Bench tops, Decking, Flooring, Cladding and Doors Tallowwood Suitable for Joinery, Treads, Bench tops, Decking, Flooring, Cladding and Doors Red Ironbark Suitable for Joinery, Treads, Bench tops, Decking, Flooring, Cladding and Doors Silvertop Stringybark Suitable for Decking and Cladding Joinery Timber Cambia Suitable for Joinery , bench tops, doors & treads American Walnut Suitable for joinery, flooring, bench tops,& doors White Oak - American Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops, doors & flooring Cypress Pine Suitable for decking, flooring, cladding, joinery Western Red Cedar Suitable for joinery & cladding Sapele Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops & doors Brushbox Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops, doors & flooring Rock Maple - American Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops, doors & flooring Jarrah Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops, doors, decking & flooring Vic Ash / Tas. Oak Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops, doors & flooring Show More Slabs Available We currently have dried timber slabs in stock! Species include: Red Gum Red Penda African Mahogany NSW Scented Rosewood For pricing, availability and images, please contact our sales team. Contact Us All Species Blackbutt The heartwood ranges from golden yellow to pale brown, although occasionally a slight pinkish colour may be present. The sapwood, which is not always easy to distinguish, is much paler in appearance and is resistant to attack by lyctid borer. Blackbutt has an even texture and generally straight grain making it appealing for interior use applications. Blackbutt can be stained, painted or polished but there can be issues with painting because of its tendency to surface check. The high extractives of mature wood can cause problems with some adhesives, but this is much less of an issue with young regrowth wood. These extractives can also cause staining on painted surfaces exposed to the weather. Blackbutt machines well but is only fair for steam bending Recommended uses: structural, exterior and interior applications as well as cladding, internal and external flooring, decking, joinery, landscaping and furniture. Blackbutt is also used in the manufacture of plywood. Tasmanian Blackwood It is definitely an ‘appearance timber’, with a heartwood that is a rich golden brown. This is sometimes complimented by reddish streaks or a narrow band of darker colour, indicative of the growth rings. The sapwood is much paler in appearance. Blackwood has a medium and even texture. Its grain can either be straight or have a wavy, fiddleback pattern, which is valued for furniture and veneers. Blackwood is easy to work and nails and glues well. A smooth, polished finish can be achieved, making blackwood ideal for furniture. It is also good for steam bending. If the grain is wavy then this may require the planer angle to be adjusted. It is important that safety precautions are taken when sanding blackwood, as the dust can cause irritations. Recommended uses: decorative veneers, panelling, furniture, joinery and flooring, carving, turning, flooring, boat building and gunstocks Not recommended for: external use Sydney Blue Gum Sydney Blue Gum is an important general construction timber, particularly in New South Wales. It is widely used for flooring, cladding, fencing, paneling and boat building. Other common applications include landscaping (as garden sleepers), furniture and joinery. The heartwood of the species ranges in colour from dark pink to a reddish brown. Sapwood is distinctly paler. The grain of Sydney blue gum timber is typically straight, with occasional interlocking of grain. Texture is moderately coarse and gum veins are common. Sydney blue gum is a moderately durable timber with a life expectancy for in-ground applications of between eight and 15 years. Untreated sapwood is susceptible to Lyctid borer attack. Recommended uses: flooring, cladding, fencing, panelling and boat building, furniture and joinery Brushbox Its heartwood can vary in appearance, from a greyish pink through to a reddish brown, while the sapwood is usually paler in colour. Brush box has a fine and even texture with an interlocking grain – a feature that is appealing for appearance-based applications such as timber flooring, but can cause significant distortion during drying. Brush box has a poor workability in part due to its density, interlocked grain and the presence of silica. It does however provide good resistance to wear and splintering. The natural waxiness may cause problems with some adhesives but provides a very good base for paints and stains. Recommended uses: flooring, cladding Cambia / Toasted Oak The Cambia thermal modification process uses high heat to improve its dimensional stability and decay resistance giving it a rick brown colour. Cambia products are more dimensionally stable and less prone to cup, warp and twist. Cambia does not contain any toxic chemicals. Recommended uses: Flooring, furniture, decking, cladding, joinery Cypress Pine White cypress is a softwood timber species growing to a height of up to 25 metres and a stem diameter of 0.6 metres. It is commonly found throughout Victoria, western New South Wales and central western Queensland. In contrast to a creamy-white band of sapwood, the heartwood of this species ranges in colour from light yellow through orange to light brown, with occasional dark brown streaks. Grain is generally straight with a very fine and even texture. The presence of numerous tight knots is a distinctive feature that produces a strikingly decorative figure on exposed faces. Natural resins in the wood impart a distinctive odour to white cypress and are believed to contribute to the timber's impressive natural durability. Heartwood is resistant to termites. Life expectancy for above ground applications is greater than 40 years and up to 25 years in-ground. Both the sapwood and the heartwood of this species resist impregnation with commercially available preservatives Recommended uses: In its area of natural occurrence, white cypress is commonly found as sawn timber (usually unseasoned) in framework and other aspects of general building construction. More widely, it is used as flooring, cladding and fencing material. Decorative uses of white cypress include quality indoor and outdoor furniture, turnery, joinery, carving, parquetry and linings. Other common applications include oyster stakes and jetty piles in low-salinity environments, as well as beehives. Ironbark It is a particularly hard, strong and durable timber, with a broad range of applications, due to its resistance to lyctid borers and termites. The timber's appearance ranges from reddish to dark brown heartwood. The sapwood is lighter in colour and is 20mm thick on average. Grain is usually tight and straight and no distinctive figure is encountered. Recommended uses: Due to its class 1 strength and durability ratings, grey ironbark is commonly used in engineering applications as a sawn and round timber. It can be specified for wharf and bridge construction, railway sleepers, cross arms, poles, piles and mining timbers. The unseasoned timber is excellent for general house framing, while seasoned and dressed grey ironbark timber is used for cladding, internal and external flooring, linings and joinery. It is also ideal for fencing, landscaping and retaining wall fun fact: Indigenous Australians use it to make spear throwers and boil its bark for treating sores. Jarrah Jarrah timbers reflect the hues of the Western Australian landscape. The heartwood varies in colour from rich reds to browns, while sapwood ranges from a pale yellow to orange. The texture of the timber is moderately coarse and even-textured grain, although some interlocked, wavy grain may feature, creating interesting fiddle-back figure. This makes it an appealing architectural and design material. Jarrah's natural properties include a high resistance to weather, rot, termites and even marine borers, making it valuable for a range of outdoors uses. Its density also makes it fire resistant. Recommended uses: Jarrah has a history of use in engineering applications such as wharf and bridge construction, railway sleepers, cross-arms, piles, and for road bases. Its structural applications include posts and poles, framing, flooring, lining, decking and cladding. A highly versatile timber, jarrah can also be used for woodturning, making it useful in the manufacture of high quality indoor furniture and weather resistant outdoor furniture that stands the test of time. The wood is also prized by luthiers for creating guitar and banjo necks. Merbau The attractive yellow-orange brown hue of freshly cut heartwood deepens or reddens with ageing. This contrasts markedly with the merbau sapwood, which is white, pale yellow or buff coloured. If left untreated, the sapwood is susceptible to lyctid borer attack. Beyond that, merbau is quite resistant to termites and seasons well with kiln or air-drying, exhibiting only a low degrade and very little shrinkage or movement. The grain of merbau can vary but it is usually interlocked or wavy, with a coarse but even texture, often prized for its attractiveness on backsawn material. It will finish well with paint, stain, and polish although gum bleed is a possibility. Recommended uses: Merbau spans a variety of uses in the fields of engineering, construction, marine and furnishings, both for the indoors and outside. It has been utilised for infrastructure projects including cross arms, bridge building, piles, sleepers, posts, wharves and mining timbers. In the construction context merbau is used in framing, decking, treads and other general needs. Many boats, particularly the decks, are made of merbau, as are a variety of vats, musical instruments and tool handles. As a furniture material merbau is prominent in outdoor settings and barbeque trolleys, as well as being valued for turning, paneling, joinery, shop fitting, cabinet making, parquet flooring, carving, veneer, counter and bench tops. Red Gum The timber has a reputation for durability, strength and its distinctive red colouring. Its wide availability has seen it used for a range of applications including heavy construction, railway sleepers, flooring, framing, fencing, plywood and veneer manufacture, wood turning, firewood and charcoal production. The hallmark of river red gum timber is its distinctive red appearance. The heartwood is red to reddish brown in colour with the timber's texture having some coarseness. The grain is commonly interlocked with frequent gum veins. The timber's charm is often best showcased in furniture; the spectacular deep red colour and the typical fiddle-back figure of river red gum timber make each piece of furniture unique. Recommended uses: Traditionally, river red gum is used in rot resistant applications, as stumps, fence posts and sleepers. Its colour and distinctive figure have more recently become popular for decorative furnishing. This widely available timber has been used in domestic decks, exposed hardwood structures as well as internal fit-outs, joinery and in furniture. River red gum is well suited to garden landscape structures such as retaining walls and garden beds. It is excellent for non-domestic decks and timber flooring as well as structural applications. fun fact: It was also commonly used as street paving throughout Sydney in the late 1800s. Roasted Peat Hurford's Roasted Peat is a high temperature thermally modified hardwood that uses a custom designed heating program to alter the woods molecular structure. This has many benefits that include locking in the colour, increasing the durability and limiting movement to a fraction of normal kiln dried flooring Recommended uses: Flooring, joinery, heavy veneer Rock Maple American Rock Maple is a hard, heavy wood with a fine texture that is high in all strength properties except for stiffness, which is medium. It is a hardwearing timber, making it ideal for flooring applications where there is a high volume of foot traffic, such as gymnasiums or concert halls. It also has a very good steam bending classification. American hard maple is considered to be quite difficult to work with due to its blunting effect. Pre-boring is recommended when nailing or screwing. The timber does not take glue well. When care is taken, the timber machines and turns well, and it can be stained and polished to achieve an extremely attractive finish. Recommended uses: American hard maple is used in a wide range of interior applications such as flooring, panelling, cabinet making, table tops, joinery, stairs, handrails, mouldings and doors. Its hardwearing properties make it ideal for flooring in areas with a high volume of foot traffic. It is also used in boat building and in the construction of musical instruments and skateboards. Sapele Heartwood is a golden to dark reddish brown. Color tends to darken with age. Besides the common ribbon pattern seen on quartersawn boards, Sapele is also known for a wide variety of other figured grain patterns, such as: pommele, quilted, mottled, wavy, beeswing, and fiddleback Recommended uses: furniture, cabinetry, flooring, boatbuilding, musical instruments, turned objects, and other small wooden specialty items Not recommended for: Sapele can be troublesome to work in some machining operations, (i.e., planing, routing, etc.), resulting in tearout due to its interlocked grain. It will also react when put into direct contact with iron, becoming discolored and stained. Silvertop Ash Silvertop ash is a large, moderately durable Australian hardwood that grows in the southern and central coast and tablelands of New South Wales, eastern Victoria and north eastern Tasmania. It is also known as ‘coast ash’ due to its occurrence along the coastal areas of the cooler eastern states. Of medium texture, silvertop ash has an interlocked grain and with noticeable growth rings. The heartwood is brown, sometimes pinkish and the sapwood is narrow in appearance. Gum veins, markings from pinhole borers and pencil streaks also distinguish the appearance of silvertop ash. Recommended uses: Silvertop ash is mainly used as a building timber, such as in timber framing, It is often used for building framework on the south coast and tablelands of NSW. It is strong and reasonably durable, plus it has also been found to provide good fire resistance. Other common applications include flooring, furniture and high-end joinery. Silvertop ash is also used for vehicle construction, handles, fence posts, cases and chemical pulp. Silvertop Stringybark Silvertop stringybark - named for the grey, fibrous bark extending to the species' upper limbs, which by contrast are whitish and smooth - can attain heights of up to 40 metres. It occurs natively on the coastal fall of tablelands, mainly in northern New South Wales. The heartwood of this species is a pale brown colour, sometimes with pinkish hues. Its sapwood, up to 50 millimetres in width, is visually indistinct from the true wood. The grain of silvertop stringybark is typically close and straight, with a medium and even texture, relatively free of gum veins. Silvertop stringybark is a hard timber (rated 2 on a 6-class scale) in relation to both indentation and working with hand tools. It is readily worked by machine, and amenable to the use of standard fittings and fastenings. Recommended uses: Common applications range from preservative-treated posts, poles, and sleepers to building framework, decking and flooring. Silvertop stringybark readily accepts paint, stains and polish. Because it glues well with phenolics, timber from this species has a potential for application in structural plywood and glue-laminated members. NSW Spotted Gum Spotted Gum is one of Australia’s premium native hardwoods with a striking appearance and a high degree of natural durability and strength, making it an ideal timber for a variety of structural, exterior and interior applications. Architects and designers throughout the world value spotted gum timbers for their back-sawn grain structure, attractive markings and vibrant colour palette. The species referred to as spotted gum vary in appearance but not in durability class or other properties. The heartwood ranges from light brown through to dark red-brown hues. Sapwood is usually white to light brown in colour. The presence of a wavy grain can produce an attractive fiddle-back figure. The wood has a slightly greasy feel, a characteristic that aids machining and boring. Spotted Gum components that are 18mm thick or greater do not require fire retardant treatment for use in construction in bush-fire prone areas. Recommended uses: Spotted Gum has a long history of use in engineering applications such as wharf and bridge construction, railway sleepers, cross-arms and mining timbers. It is used for a variety of applications, including structural building members, such as posts and poles, and for framing, flooring, lining, decking and cladding. It is also used in boatbuilding and is the primary Australian timber used for the handles of tools and implements that are subject to high impact forces. Spotted gum is a suitable carving and woodturning timber and is used in the manufacture of both indoor and outdoor furniture. Outdoor furniture in spotted Gum has consistently won industry awards in Australia and is exported to destinations around the world. QLD Spotted Gum Spotted gum is one of Australia’s premium native hardwoods with a striking appearance and a high degree of natural durability and strength, making it an ideal timber for a variety of structural, exterior and interior applications. Architects and designers throughout the world value spotted gum timbers for their back-sawn grain structure, attractive markings and vibrant colour palette. The species referred to as spotted gum vary in appearance but not in durability class or other properties. The heartwood ranges from light brown through to dark red-brown hues. Sapwood is usually white to light brown in colour. The presence of a wavy grain can produce an attractive fiddle-back figure. The wood has a slightly greasy feel, a characteristic that aids machining and boring. Spotted Gum components that are 18mm thick or greater do not require fire retardant treatment for use in construction in bush-fire prone areas. Reccommeded uses: Spotted gum has a long history of use in engineering applications such as wharf and bridge construction, railway sleepers, cross-arms and mining timbers. It is used for a variety of applications, including structural building members, such as posts and poles, and for framing, flooring, lining, decking and cladding. It is also used in boatbuilding and is the primary Australian timber used for the handles of tools and implements that are subject to high impact forces. Spotted gum is a suitable carving and woodturning timber and is used in the manufacture of both indoor and outdoor furniture. Outdoor furniture in spotted gum has consistently won industry awards in Australia and is exported to destinations around the world. Tallowwood The heartwood of this species ranges in colour from pale to dark yellow-brown, with occasional tinges of olive green. Sapwood is a whitish colour. The texture of tallowwood timber is moderately coarse, generally with interlocked grain. Unusually for a eucalypt species, tallowwood is free of gum veins. Figure is lacking but the timber possesses a distinctive lustre and ‘greasy’ appearance. Tallowwood timber products exhibit exceptional durability in both in-ground and aboveground applications, where life expectancy is greater than 25 and 40 years, respectively. Although tallowwood is highly resistant to decay and will withstand damp and wet conditions quite well, its sapwood is susceptible to lyctid borer (powder post beetle) attack. Recommended uses: Historically, tallowwood has been used for bearings, mallet heads, mauls, wheel spokes, and tool handles. Current engineering applications include wharf and bridge construction (as sawn and round timber), railway sleepers, cross-arms, poles, piles and mining timbers. Construction uses range from unseasoned framing to dressed timber cladding, internal and external flooring, linings and joinery. Tallowwood is also used in fencing, landscaping, and the construction of retaining walls. Decorative uses include outdoor furniture, turnery and joinery. Other applications include boat building, the construction of coaches, carriages and agricultural machinery, and structural plywood. Turpentine The true wood of this species ranges in colour from deep red to red-brown. Sapwood is distinctively paler, often creamy. The texture of Turpentine timber is fine to medium but often wavy, with interlocked grain. It is relatively free of gum veins. Turpentine is extremely durable in above ground applications, where its life expectancy is in excess of 40 years. In-ground life expectancy ranges from 15 to 25 years. The timber of this species is termite-resistant, and untreated sapwood is immune to lyctid borer attack. Recommended uses: Turpentine is the main Australian species for marine pilings, as its high silica content makes it resistant to Teredinidae marine borers. Other engineering applications include wharf and bridge construction (where turpentine is used as sawn and round timber), railway sleepers, and mining timbers. Construction uses range from general house framing, flooring and decking, to lining and cladding. Turpentine is also used in the construction of plywood, laminated beams and bench tops, joinery and parquetry. Other uses include boatbuilding (knees, gunwales, planking, decking) and the production of oyster stakes, wine casks, mallets, and bearings. Vic. Ash / Tas. Oak Victorian ash is the trade name for two of the tallest hardwood species in the world. This Australian hardwood takes its name from the fact that it grows in the alpine areas of Victoria, It can refer to either mountain ash or alpine ash and as these species are species segregated in Victoria it is marketed under the trade nameVictorian ash, it is important to note that the proportions of each species can vary considerably but Victorian mountain ash and alpine ash are very similar in characteristics and look. Victorian ash timber usually has a straight grain but may also produce fiddleback markings and have visible gum veins. It has a course texture. The heartwood ranges from pale pink to yellowish brown and a walnut colour can be achieved by steaming with ammonia. The heartwood is often indistinguishable in colour from the softwood. Recommended uses: Victorian ash can be used for protected structural applications, such as high strength seasoned structural F17 timber framing, but it is best suited to indoor appearance applications and furniture due its low to moderate durability, its excellent working properties and its consistency in colour. Flooring, panelling, mouldings, staircases, handrails, balusters, cupboards, bench tops and high value joinery, windows and furniture are some of its more common applications - although it is also used for agricultural implements, oars, cooperage, boxes, crates, paper pulp and in the manufacture of plywood. American Walnut American walnut is a medium to large hardwood, native to the eastern regions of North America. Its heartwood ranges from a golden to rich chocolate brown colour, sometimes with narrow streaks of a darker purplish-brown. Sapwood is a distinctive creamy white colour. American black walnut is a fine and generally straight-grained timber, although sometimes it has an attractive wavy or curly grain, giving it a highly decorative figure. Recommended uses: American black walnut is an exceptional cabinet and furniture making timber due to its attractive appearance. The timber is also used for doors, flooring, joinery, mouldings and turnings. In Australia, black walnut is typically available as a veneer and used for paneling and cabinetry. Western Red Cedar Western red cedar is a large softwood that grows in British Columbia and some of the nearby western states of the USA. Western red cedar will remain dimensionally stable under most weather conditions and is not prone to shrinkage or swelling. Due to its versatility, it can be used for both internal and external applications such as cladding, linings, joinery, windows and roofing shingles. Natural preservatives provide resistance to fungus and insect attack, while its low density offers very good thermal insulation qualities. Western red cedar also delivers impressive acoustic properties. The heartwood ranges from a pale brown through to a richer dark brown. The sapwood is a paler yellowish white colour. It has a fine texture and straight grain with growth rings often visible. A durable, yet soft timber, western red cedar has a good workability. It cuts, machines and glues well and can also be painted, stained and polished. Precautions should be taken when sanding western red cedar as the sawdust can cause irritation for some people. It nails and screws well, however if timber is damp it is corrosive to iron and copper, so hot-dipped galvanised nails/screws should be used where required, and any copper plumbing, fittings or sheathing isolated from contact with the wood. Western red cedar can be brittle along the end grain and sharp cutters are recommended due to its soft nature Recommended uses: Cladding, joinery, windows & door trim Not recommended for: steam bending American White Oak American white oak is a hardwood common throughout the eastern United States. The name 'white oak' encompasses numerous species, eight of which are commercially available as timber. Very similar in appearance and colour to the European oak, American white oak has light-coloured sapwood and a light to dark brown heartwood. White oak is mostly straight grained with a medium to coarse texture, with longer rays and more figure than American red oak. It has large distinctive growth rings, and some medullary rays may be present. Recommended uses: In the United States American white oak is used for a wide variety of purposes, including structural, exterior and interior applications, and in the making of vats for spirits and wine. Due to its interesting and prominent grain pattern and consistency of colour throughout the range of subspecies marketed as American white oak, it is a popular species for flooring, and in Australia is mostly for this purpose and for joinery and furniture.

Posts & Structural Timber We have access to a large range of timber posts, including recycled, solid timber, laminated posts, structural timber, and heavy veneer posts. To discuss your options or find out which will suit you best, fill out the form below or give us a call on (02) 6280 6467. Recycled Post Options Coating Options Structural Timber Brochure Timber Posts Brochure Spotted Gum (NSW) Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops, doors, decking, flooring and cladding Ironbark Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops, doors, decking, flooring and cladding Blackbutt Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops, doors, decking, flooring and cladding Merbau Suitable for decking and flooring Ash F17 Structural rating Heavy Veneer Posts Recycled Posts Species recommended for posts:

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Solid timber flooring options available in species such as Spotted Gum, Blackbutt, Ash, Oak and many more. Solid Timber Flooring We carry a wide variety of flooring species & sizes. This is dependant on a variety of factors including fires, floods and logging legislation. We also supply a wide range of options for your subfloor needs including premium grade plywood and foam underlay to suit both solid and engineered timber flooring. We also stock a structural Yellow Tongue particle board flooring system for your second story floors. This pairs exceptionally well with the Soudal Soudabond subfloor adhesive, cutting your install time down significantly! For more product information see our data sheets below and for pricing and availability please complete the form below or give us a call on (02)62806467. Recycled Flooring Options Adhesives and Coatings View Flooring Options Flooring Species Brochures Species recommended for flooring: White Oak - American Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops, doors & flooring Cypress Pine Suitable for decking, flooring, cladding, joinery Red Gum Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops, doors, flooring & decking Brushbox Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops, doors & flooring Jarrah Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops, doors, decking & flooring Vic Ash / Tas. Oak Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops, doors & flooring Blue Gum Suitable for joinery, treads. bench tops, doors, decking & flooring Turpentine Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops, door & flooring Grey Ironbark Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops, doors, decking, flooring & cladding Blackbutt Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops, doors, decking, flooring & cladding Spotted Gum - NSW Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops, doors, decking, flooring & cladding QLD Spotted Gum Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops, doors, decking, flooring & cladding Wormy Chestnut Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops, doors & flooring Southern Beech Suitable for flooring Tallowwood Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops, doors, decking, flooring and cladding Roasted Peat Suitable for flooring Silvertop Stringybark Suitable for flooring Red Ironbark Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops, doors, decking, flooring and cladding Toasted Oak Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops and doors Rock Maple - American Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops, doors and flooring New England Blackbutt Suitable for flooring Data Sheets Expectations for Completed Floors General Flooring Data ATFA Consumer Guide Before & After Information Permissable Feature in Hardwood 19mm Before & After Information Monaro Timber's Flooring Guide GET A FLOORING QUOTE Name* Company name (if applicable) Phone* Email* Species* Blackbutt Spotted Gum Vic Ash / Tas. Oak Brushbox Tallowwood Ironbark Other / I don't know Board Size (width and thickness)* 80 x 19 80 x 14 130 x 19 130 x 14 Other / I don't know Grade * Select Standard High Feature Recycled Other / I don't know Quantity (m2)* Include in my quote: Plywood Flooring glue Floor coating Installation Additional Info. (optional) File upload (optional) Upload File This job is a* New build Existing residence Request a Quote

Custom Timber Doors Monaro Timber & Joinery have quickly become one of the top, custom door fabricators in the Canberra/Sydney region. We specialise in non-standard doors. Whether they are oversized, have custom pattern, are an alternate species or just a unique or intricate style, we can do it. We can supply glass panels, hardware and mill oversized jambs ready for your carpenter to size and install onsite. If you have a design in mind, simply bring us the plans and we will get to work, otherwise we have doors on display in our showroom for your inspiration. We work with local companies who can install the doors, jambs and hardware for you as needed or we can offer installation by our team depending on availability. For a quote, please email any images/designs to sales@monarotimber.com.au or complete the form below. Species recommended for doors: Cambia Suitable for Joinery , bench tops, doors & treads American Walnut Suitable for joinery, flooring, bench tops,& doors White Oak - American Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops, doors & flooring Sapele Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops & doors Brushbox Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops, doors & flooring Rosewood - New Guinea Suitable for joinery, bench tops & doors Rock Maple - American Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops, doors & flooring Jarrah Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops, doors, decking & flooring Vic Ash / Tas. Oak Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops, doors & flooring Blue Gum Suitable for joinery, treads. bench tops, doors, decking & flooring Grey Ironbark Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops, doors, decking, flooring & cladding Blackbutt Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops, doors, decking, flooring & cladding Blackwood - Tasmanian Suitable for joinery, bench tops & doors Turpentine Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops, door & flooring Spotted Gum - NSW Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops, doors, decking, flooring & cladding Sapele Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops and doors Tallowwood Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops, doors, decking, flooring and cladding Red Ironbark Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops, doors, decking, flooring and cladding GET A DOOR QUOTE Name* Company name (if applicable) Phone* Email* Species* Blackbutt Spotted Gum Vic Ash. / Tas. Oak American Oak Ironbark Recycled Other / I don't know Width Length Thickness Door Design Solid Timber - Vertical Boards Slat Door - Black Channels Style and Rail Other Additional Info. (optional) File upload (optional) Upload File Please upload any shop drawings, hand sketches or inspiration images to ensure an accurate quote Include in the quote Jamb Material Handle options pivot system Electric Strike & Key Pad Installation Other Request a Quote

Decking We carry a wide variety of decking species & sizes. including solid timber and composite decking. For more product information see our data sheets below. Alternatively, if you'd like a quote, please complete the form below or give us a call on (02) 6280 6467 . Organoil Decking Oil Parkside Decking Brochure Recycled Decking Options Deck Design Guide Species recommended for decking: Cypress Pine Suitable for decking, flooring, cladding, joinery Jarrah Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops, doors, decking & flooring Blue Gum Suitable for joinery, treads. bench tops, doors, decking & flooring Grey Ironbark Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops, doors, decking, flooring & cladding Blackbutt Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops, doors, decking, flooring & cladding Turpentine Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops, door & flooring Spotted Gum (NSW) Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops, doors, decking, flooring & cladding QLD Spotted Gum Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops, doors, decking, flooring & cladding Tallowwood Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops, doors, decking, flooring and cladding Red Ironbark Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops, doors, decking, flooring and cladding Red Gum Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops, doors, flooring and decking Data Sheets Parkside Decking Installation Guide Timber Decks Industry Recommendations Stairs, Rails & Balustrades Exposed/Marine Area Data Sheet Non-Domestic Deck Data Sheet Residential Timber Decks Data Sheet GET A DECKING QUOTE Name* Company name (if applicable) Phone* Email* Species* Blackbutt Spotted Gum Merbau Tallowwood Ironbark Composite Other / I don't know Board Size (width and thickness)* 86 x 19 135 x 19 Other / I don't know Quantity (m2)* Additional Info. (optional) File upload (optional) Upload File Request a Quote

Canberra/Sydney's leading supplier of timber flooring, bench tops, custom doors, step treads, posts, decking, board material, hardwood and timber machining. Monaro Timber & Joinery has expanded into the commercial space as well as offering installation of engineered flooring. Monaro Timber & Joinery Crafting sophistication one board at a time Call Message To play, press and hold the enter key. To stop, release the enter key. About Us Who We Are Monaro Timber & Joinery is a second generation, family owned and operated business located in Queanbeyan West, NSW. We have been in the timber industry since 2002 and pride ourselves on our customer service, knowledge and ability to provide products tailored to your needs. Monaro Timber & Joinery specialises in almost everything timber, from your new kitchen bench top to the entire floor at the National Portrait Gallery of Australia. You can find examples of our work in many well known sites around Canberra, including the Australian War Memorial, Canberra Airport, Shaw Wines Vineyard and Pialligo Estate. Our Ranges Flooring Joinery Timber Decking Our Workshop WE NOW OFFER INSTALLATION ! ENGINEERED FLOORING AND DOORS ONLY. CALL OUR OFFICE FOR MORE INFO Gallery Opening Hours Come and visit our showroom! Mon - Fri: 8am - 4.30pm Sat & Sun: Closed

Joinery Timber We stock a select number hardwood timbers, predominantly Australian & American species. Most species are available in 25, 38 and 50mm sawn thicknesses with some species available in 75mm & 100mm. Widths vary from 30mm up to 300mm + and increase by 10mm increments so for an accurate quote, please fill out the form below. Our joinery timbers are only stored as rough sawn boards, however we offer dressing, sanding and machining services as listed on our machining page . Recycled Timber Options Species available: Cambia Suitable for Joinery , bench tops, doors & treads American Walnut Suitable for joinery, flooring, bench tops,& doors White Oak - American Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops, doors & flooring Cypress Flooring Display Suitable for decking, flooring, cladding, joinery Western Red Cedar Suitable for joinery & cladding Sapele Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops & doors Red Gum Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops, doors, flooring & decking Brushbox Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops, doors & flooring Rosewood - New Guinea Suitable for joinery, bench tops & doors Rock Maple - American Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops, doors & flooring Jarrah Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops, doors, decking & flooring Vic Ash / Tas. Oak Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops, doors & flooring Blue Gum Suitable for joinery, treads. bench tops, doors, decking & flooring Grey Ironbark Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops, doors, decking, flooring & cladding Blackbutt Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops, doors, decking, flooring & cladding Blackwood - Tasmanian Suitable for joinery, bench tops & doors Turpentine Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops, door & flooring Spotted Gum - NSW Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops, doors, decking, flooring & cladding Victorian Ash - Stained Round Hand Rails Jarrah Individual Seat Slats - Spotted Gum American White Oak American White Oak Installed Seat Slats - Spotted Gum Cambia - Toasted American Ash Bench Seat - Spotted Gum Blackbutt Spotted Gum Blackbutt Letter Box Housing - American White Oak Studio Black Powder Room Studio Black In Victorian Ash - Stained Round Hand Rails Jarrah Individual Seat Slats - Spotted Gum American White Oak American White Oak Installed Seat Slats - Spotted Gum Cambia - Toasted American Ash Bench Seat - Spotted Gum Blackbutt Spotted Gum Blackbutt Letter Box Housing - American White Oak Studio Black Powder Room Studio Black In Victorian Ash - Stained Round Hand Rails Jarrah Individual Seat Slats - Spotted Gum American White Oak American White Oak Installed Seat Slats - Spotted Gum Cambia - Toasted American Ash Bench Seat - Spotted Gum Blackbutt Spotted Gum Blackbutt Letter Box Housing - American White Oak Studio Black Powder Room Studio Black In Get a Quote Select a Species Submit Thanks for submitting!

Hardwood timber bench tops supplied direct to the public or to joiners and cabinet makers in Canberra and surrounds. Timber Bench Tops Timber bench tops are the staple of the Monaro Timber & Joinery workshop. With the standard thicknesses at 30mm or 40mm we can make a bench top to fit almost anywhere. For bench tops over 40mm thick, we recommend our Heavy Veneer bench tops. It reduces the movement issues associated with thicker timber tops and they look incredible. Our thinnest standard size is 19mm thick and is used mostly for shelves and supported bench seats. However we can go as thin as needed whether it’s a shelf, vanity top, kitchen bench or a just a panel. Every bench top is handmade to order ensuring you get exactly what you need. We can provide your top fully oiled and ready to install, or raw and over size for you to finish onsite. We also offer sink/stove cut outs, waterfall ends, mitred joins and undermounted steel support bars if needed. For an accurate quote complete our form below. Please include any additional modifications to a standard bench top, including sink cut outs (top or under mounted), seen on both faces, mitred joins or waterfall ends etc. Alternatively, email any designs or drawings to sales@monarotimber.com.au . Bench Top Coating Options Species recommended for bench tops: Cambia Suitable for Joinery , bench tops, doors & treads American Walnut Suitable for joinery, flooring, bench tops,& doors White Oak - American Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops, doors & flooring Sapele Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops & doors Red Gum Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops, doors, flooring & decking Brushbox Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops, doors & flooring Rosewood - New Guinea Suitable for joinery, bench tops & doors Rock Maple - American Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops, doors & flooring Jarrah Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops, doors, decking & flooring Vic Ash / Tas. Oak Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops, doors & flooring Blue Gum Suitable for joinery, treads. bench tops, doors, decking & flooring Grey Ironbark Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops, doors, decking, flooring & cladding Blackbutt Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops, doors, decking, flooring & cladding Blackwood - Tasmanian Suitable for joinery, bench tops & doors Turpentine Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops, door & flooring Spotted Gum - NSW Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops, doors, decking, flooring & cladding Sapele Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops and doors Wormy Chestnut Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops, doors and flooring QLD Spotted Gum Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops, doors, decking, flooring and cladding Tallowwood Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops, doors, decking, flooring and cladding Red Ironbark Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops, doors, decking, flooring and cladding Toasted Oak Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops and doors GET A BENCH TOP QUOTE Name* Company name (if applicable) Phone* Email* Species* Blackbutt Spotted Gum Vic Ash. / Tas. Oak American Oak Ironbark Recycled Other / I don't know Width Length Thickness Additional Info. (optional) File upload (optional) Upload File Please upload any shop drawings or hand sketches to ensure an accurate quote Include in the quote Sanded Sanded and Oiled Left Raw (off the saw) Edged Sink cut out (specify top or under mount) Support bars needed Other Request a Quote

Timber Step Treads Step Treads can be a large focal point of any space . Whether you'd like floating steps, thick recycled steps, sleek and modern steps or the rustic look, we can make it all. For an accurate quote, we need to know the size, specie, if there are any special additions (stringers, rebate for metal plates, anti-slip coating) and what extent of fabrication you'd like. For a quote, complete the form below with as much detail as possible or email designs and drawings to sales@monarotimber.com.au . Recycled Joinery Options Step Tread Coating Options Species recommended for treads: White Oak - American Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops, doors & flooring Sapele Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops & doors Red Gum Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops, doors, flooring & decking Brushbox Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops, doors & flooring Rock Maple - American Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops, doors & flooring Jarrah Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops, doors, decking & flooring Vic Ash / Tas. Oak Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops, doors & flooring Blue Gum Suitable for joinery, treads. bench tops, doors, decking & flooring Grey Ironbark Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops, doors, decking, flooring & cladding Blackbutt Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops, doors, decking, flooring & cladding Blackwood - Tasmanian Suitable for joinery, bench tops & doors Turpentine Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops, door & flooring Spotted Gum - NSW Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops, doors, decking, flooring & cladding Sapele Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops and doors Wormy Chestnut Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops, doors and flooring QLD Spotted Gum Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops, doors, decking, flooring and cladding Tallowwood Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops, doors, decking, flooring and cladding Red Ironbark Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops, doors, decking, flooring and cladding Toasted Oak Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops and doors GET A STEP TREAD QUOTE Name* Company name (if applicable) Phone* Email* Species* Blackbutt Spotted Gum Vic Ash. / Tas. Oak American Oak Ironbark Recycled Other / I don't know Width (mm) Length (mm) Thickness (mm) Number of Treads Additional Info. (optional) File upload (optional) Upload File Please upload any shop drawings or hand sketches to ensure an accurate quote Include in the quote Sanded Sanded and Anti-Slip coating Left Raw (off the saw) Edged Other Request a Quote

Our Workshop Here at Monaro Timber & Joinery we specialise in custom timber components. Whether you need a kitchen bench, a table top, a custom front door, or just some dressed material we can do it. Timber Stairs Custom Bench Tops Custom Timber Doors The Monaro Timber & Joinery workshop is an expansive and unique aspect of our business. Whether it's fabricating 80 bench tops for a commercial fit out, or simply sanding your DIY chopping board, we will take on a job of any size. We have the facilities to provide the following processes: Sanding Thicknessing Edging Running profiles (cladding , skirting etc.) Dressing Running rebates Coating Resawing Jointing Products we are able to fabricate: Dining tables Doors Stairs Benches Door jambs Bench tops Chopping boards Shelves Pelmets Dressed boards Hand rails For a quote, fill out the form below or email any designs/images to sales@monarotimber.com.au GET A MACHINING QUOTE Name* Company name (if applicable) Phone* Email* Job Details* File upload (optional) Upload File Request a Quote

Supply and install now available! Engineered timber flooring in species such as Spotted Gum, Blackbutt, Ash, Oak and many more. Our installation team is now servicing the Greater ACT and NSW region. Engineered Timber Flooring Our team can now offer a supply and install package to make your flooring journey that much easier. We carry a wide variety of engineered flooring in multiple species, sizes and finishes. We also supply a wide range of options for your subfloor needs including premium grade plywood and foam underlay to suit both solid and engineered timber flooring. We also stock a structural Yellow Tongue particle board flooring system for your second story floors. This pairs exceptionally well with the Soudal Soudabond subfloor adhesive, cutting your install time down significantly! For more product information see our data sheets below. Alternatively, if you'd like a quote, please complete the form below or give us a call on (02) 6280 6467 . Adhesives and Coatings Overlay Flooring Brochure Underlay Information WE NOW OFFER INSTALLATION ! ENGINEERED FLOORING ONLY. CALL OUR OFFICE FOR MORE INFO Species recommended for flooring: White Oak - American Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops, doors & flooring Brushbox Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops, doors & flooring Jarrah Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops, doors, decking & flooring Vic Ash / Tas. Oak Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops, doors & flooring Blue Gum Suitable for joinery, treads. bench tops, doors, decking & flooring Grey Ironbark Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops, doors, decking, flooring & cladding Blackbutt Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops, doors, decking, flooring & cladding Spotted Gum - NSW Suitable for joinery, treads, bench tops, doors, decking, flooring & cladding Roasted Peat Suitable for flooring Data Sheets General Flooring Data Hurfords Installation Guide Expectations for Completed Floors Before & After Information Permissable Feature in Hardwood GET A FLOORING QUOTE Name* Company name (if applicable) Phone* Email* Species* Blackbutt Spotted Gum Vic Ash / Tas. Oak Brushbox Tallowwood American Oak Other / I don't know Board Size (width and thickness)* 130 x 14 180 x 14 Other / I don't know Grade * Select Standard Other / I don't know Quantity (m2)* Include in my quote: Underlay Installation Additional Info. (optional) File upload (optional) Upload File This job is a* New build Existing residence Request a Quote