Wooden rectangular board with visible grain texture.

Victorian Ash (Tasmanian Oak)

Warm, dense and resilient, Tasmanian oak is the preferred hardwood for a wide range of applications. It works extremely well and produces an excellent finish.
Victorian ash timber can range from a pale pink to pale yellow or brownish colour.

Light wood panel with visible grain pattern

American Oak (White Oak)

American white oak is a hardwood common throughout the eastern United States. American white oak is used for a wide range of applications, including shipping and boat building, flooring, architectural joinery, exterior joinery, railways sleepers and timber bridges due to its strength and resistance to decay. It is also an excellent timber for high-grade furniture, interior woodwork and paneling.
Very similar in appearance and colour to the European oak, American white oak has light-coloured sapwood and a light to dark brown heartwood.

Rectangular wooden plank with light brown color and vertical grain pattern.

Australian Pine (Radiata Pine)

Radiata pine is a softwood whose availability and ease of use make it popular for all kinds of construction and decorative uses. The texture of radiata pine is fine, but uneven, and knots are common.
Radiata pine's sapwood is white to pale yellow, but often indistinguishable from the heartwood, which is light brown to yellow.

Our FINISHES

All of our timber products are finished with OSMO oil in a variety of tints. Good for both humans and wood. Osmo finishes are based on natural oils and waxes. The oil penetrates into the wood surface, protecting the wood from deep within. The waxes protects the wood from moisture and abrasion remaining naturally beautiful, protected and durable. The result: an eco-friendly and a non-toxic environment in your home.