We supply a wide range of timbers for different applications
With a legacy built on quality and trust, we provide a selection of timbers, each bearing distinct characteristics and aesthetic qualities. From the timeless charm of our classic hardwoods to the robust resilience of our engineered timber products, our collection is designed to bring your architectural visions to life. Discover the richness, versatility, and enduring beauty embodied in each type of timber we offer, and let the natural allure of our meticulously sourced and crafted woods be the cornerstone of your next project.

American Oak
- Easy Installation
- Cost Effective
- Strong
American Oak exudes a timeless elegance, boasting a light, almost golden hue with a pronounced grain that adds to its sophistication. This versatile timber is known for its exceptional strength and durability, making it an ideal choice for a variety of interior applications where both beauty and functionality are crucial.

Blackbutt
- Easy Installation
- Cost Effective
- Strong
With its visually engaging grain patterns and a spectrum of colours ranging from cream to pale brown, Blackbutt offers a unique aesthetic that is both warm and inviting. Known for its remarkable resilience and stability, Blackbutt stands up well against the challenges of time and environment, making it a favoured choice for those seeking a blend of style and strength.

Burnt Ash
- Easy Installation
- Cost Effective
- Strong
Burnt Ash is a distinctive timber that offers a dramatic visual statement, with its deeply charred surface bringing out an alluring, darkened colour and unique texture. This method not only provides a bold aesthetic but also enhances the timber’s natural durability and resistance to pests, embodying a harmonious balance of rugged beauty and practicality.

Ironbark
- Easy Installation
- Cost Effective
- Strong
Celebrated for its unparalleled hardness and density, Ironbark is a robust timber that promises longevity. It presents a rich array of colours, from pale yellow to deep dark red, with a tight grain structure that lends it a smooth finish, making Ironbark a stunning and dependable choice for various applications.

Jarrah
- Easy Installation
- Cost Effective
- Strong
Jarrah is cherished for its vibrant palette, presenting stunning deep reds and browns that radiate a warm and luxurious feel. Its natural resistance to decay and rot allows it to withstand harsh environments, making it not only a visually striking choice but also a practical one for both interior and exterior applications.

Malvec
- Easy Installation
- Cost Effective
- Strong
Malvec offers a unique combination of stability and elegance with its smooth grain and appealing reddish-brown hue. This exquisite timber is known for its robustness and ability to resist decay, making it an excellent choice for projects that require a blend of aesthetic charm and durability.

Pacific Teak
- Easy Installation
- Cost Effective
- Strong
Pacific Teak is renowned for its beautiful golden-brown appearance, combined with a commendable resistance to weather conditions. With a tight grain structure and high oil content, it’s not only visually pleasing but also extremely durable, making it a preferred option for both interior and exterior architectural applications.

Vacoa
- Easy Installation
- Cost Effective
- Strong
Vacoa is characterised by its unique, greyish-brown tint and fine, interlocked grain. It offers exceptional durability and resistance to termites and decay, standing as a reliable option for construction and cladding projects. Its distinct appearance and resilient qualities make it a valuable addition to any design endeavour.

Vic Ash
- Easy Installation
- Cost Effective
- Strong
Vic Ash, or Victorian Ash, is a beautiful Australian hardwood featuring a pale, straight grain with occasional pinkish hues. Known for its excellent workability and stability, Vic Ash is versatile, making it a favourite among designers and architects for a multitude of interior applications where aesthetics and function are paramount.
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