Timber Species

A large softwood that grows in North America, known for it’s rich and inviting colours.

• Softwood
• Suitable for external use
• Durability: Class 2
• Takes painting or staining
• NOT prone to shrinking or swelling
• Re-growth & sustainable
• BAL – does NOT meet BAL requirements

An even texture of pale browns, this hardwood from the Northern Coast is used widely for windows and doors. It is a native, forest timer and is popular with Architects.

• Hardwood
• Suitable for external use
• Durability: Class 1
• Only available in raw or oiled finishes
• BAL – meets BAL 12.5, 19 and 29 requirements.

A versatile hardwood used in many areas of building. It machines very well and is stable.

• Hardwood
• Suitable for external use
• Durability: Class 1
• Takes painting or staining
• BAL – meets BAL 12.5, 19 and 29 requirements.

Accoya is one of the world’s most unique softwood species, renowned for it’s natural beauty and durability. Accoya, an unbeatable style streamlined simplicity and incredible functionality.

• Softwood
• Suitable for external use
• Durability: Class 1
• FSC & PEFC Accredited
• BAL – does NOT meet BAL requirements

A native hardwood to Indonesia & surrounding areas. Rich in colours from Golden Brown to Dark Blood Red.

• Hardwood
• Suitable for external use
• Durability: Class 2
• Takes painting or staining
• Machines well and it is now being sustainably sourced
• BAL – meets BAL 12.5, 19 and 29 requirements

Is a very unique timber. Naturally antibacterial and antifungal, there is no timber more suitable for joinery and cladding applications.

• Softwood
• Suitable for external use
• Durability: Class 2
• Only available in a primed finish
• BAL – meets BAL 12.5

This 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.

• Hardwood
• Suitable for external use
• Durability: Class 1
• Only available is raw or oiled finishes
• BAL – meets BAL 12.5, 19 and 29

A North American hardwood used for entry units & internal joinery doors.

• Hardwood
• Durability: Internal or Protected areas only
• Takes staining only
• Colours are consistent with an interesting grain pattern
• BAL – meets BAL 12.5 and 19