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Tasmanian Oak

With its stunning appearance, Tasmanian Oak is the perfect timber for interior applications.
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TASMANIAN OAK TIMBER

Tasmanian Oak is not actually a specific species of timber; rather, it’s a collective term used to describe wood harvested from three eucalypt species native to Tasmania: Eucalyptus regnans, Eucalyptus obliqua, and Eucalyptus delegatensis. It’s highly regarded for its versatility, making it a popular choice in various applications.

Tasmanian Oak is a beautiful Australian hardwood featuring pale, neutral colour with variations of tone from pale pink to reddish-brown.

It’s highly regarded for its versatility, making it a popular choice in various applications. Tasmanian Oak is easy to work with, making it ideal for machining, turning, and staining. The timber generally has a straight grain, with a moderately coarse texture.

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BENEFITS OF USING TAS OAK TIMBER

Tasmanian Oak timber is readily available in Australia because it grows locally in Tasmania. This timber retains a better appearance compared to other timbers commonly used for interior applications. Another benefit of Tasmanian Oak is that it’s easy to work with, therefore giving designers plenty of creative freedom. This is also why the timber is popular for making furniture and other detailed timber features like mouldings, balustrades, rails, and more. Finally, Tas Oak is available in a variety of finishes to fit any design.

EASY INSTALLATION

Fast and easy installation with our Proplank click-in system

COST EFFECTIVE

Comes with proprietary corners and end trims

Customisable

Available in a multitude of different finishes

VERSATILE

Available for cladding, flooring, and wall/ceiling battens

Applications

Because of its excellent workability and consistency in colour, Tas Oak is best suited for interior applications and furniture. The timber is commonly used for flooring, panelling, joinery, mouldings, balustrades, and staircases. It can even be used for window frames, given that it has been coated with a protected layer.

Ceilings
Interior Walls

TASMANIAN OAK PRODUCTS

At Mortlock Timber, we supply a variety of Tasmanian Oak products to fit all budgets and tastes. Our Proplank click-in system is a quick and cost-effective way of installing timber cladding. Available for both walls and ceilings, this advanced system cuts down on installation time and costs without compromising quality. We also have Trendplank, which is our concealed fixed cladding system. This more traditional way of installing cladding allows for the timber to better adapt to the building’s shape. Both Proplank and Trendplank are available in a wide range of finishes to fit any design.

TAS OAK FINISHES

Our Tasmanian Oak timber is available in a variety of different finishes to fit both traditional and modern interiors. To experience Tasmanian Oak in its original splendour, we recommend our Unfinished option. This, along with Fireshield, are the best choice for a traditional interior. However, if you are looking for a more contemporary look, we recommend our WOCA oil finishes which include WOCA Black, WOCA Natural Oiled, and WOCA White.

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Tasmanian Oak Enviroclear
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Tasmanian Oak Fireshield Timberclear
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Tasmanian Oak Natural Woca
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Tasmanian Oak Unfinished
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Tasmanian Oak White Woca
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Tasmanian Oak Woca Black
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Tasmanian Oak Woca Hazelnut

Colour Variation

Tasmanian Oak ranges from pale pink to reddish-brown. The timber often presents itself in a light, neutral tone, allowing it to be used in many internal applications to complement or contrast.

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Natural Features

The timber has a moderately coarse texture and a predominantly straight grain. A wavy grain may sometimes be present, giving the surface a fiddle-back appearance.

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Gum Veins
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Tight Knots
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Borer Holes
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Checking
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Gum Veins

TASMANIAN OAK PROPERTIES

Aside from its stunning looks, Tas Oak has a number of properties that make it ideal for interior applications. For a start, the timber is easy to work with, giving architects and designers plenty of creative freedom.

Origin
Sustainability
Availability
Density (Dry)
Durability
Tangential Shrinkage
Termite Resistance
Lyctid Susceptibility
Fire
Use
Properties

Tasmania

PEFC available on request

Readily available

650 kg/m3

Class 3

8.5%

Not resistant

Not Susceptible

Group 3, BAL 12.5 and 19 – Door and window joinery only

Interior use only

Latest Projects

Discover our latest Tas Oak projects from all across Australia. They range from luxury homes and restaurants to visitor centres and even the West Coast Eagles’ facility.
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FAQS

WHAT IS TASMANIAN OAK TIMBER?

Tasmanian Oak is not actually a specific species of timber; rather, it’s a collective term used to describe wood harvested from three eucalypt species native to Tasmania.

WHAT IS TAS OAK TIMBER USED FOR?

This stunning hardwood is commonly used for interior applications and furniture. Its neutral tones and workability make Tasmanian Oak a great timber for these purposes.

HOW MUCH DOES TAS OAK COST?

Our Proplank range starts from $280 p/m2, while our Trendplank range starts from $208 p/m2. All prices exclude GST and delivery – download our pricing guide for more information.

IS TAS OAK A SUSTAINABLE TIMBER?

PEFC certification is available on request.

WHAT IS THE DURABILITY OF TAS OAK TIMBER?

Tasmanian Oak has a Class 3 durability, meaning it can last up to 50 years in protected indoor areas.

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