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Your Source for Specialty Wood

All our timber is kiln dried and dressed (unless otherwise requested) ready to be turned into something amazing. Boards & slabs, off cuts, turning blanks, burls, bookmatched boards, veneer, sawdust, craft bags, plus lots more. Available in various sizes from 1mm up to 45mm thick. Perfect for boat builders, furniture makers, cabinetmakers & joiners, hobbyist and the like.

BLACKHEART SASSAFRAS Atherosperma moschatum TASMANIA’S MOST STUNNING TIMBER

Tasmanian Sassafras comes in three types: Blackheart, Spalted, and White/Golden. Blackheart features bold black stains from water damage, while Spalted showcases a speckled, dark appearance. Thriving in Tasmania's rainforests, it's prized for furniture making, crafts, and more. Highly valued for its ease of working and unique aesthetics, it's in high demand with limited supply regulated by forestry regulations.

BLACKWOOD WATTLE Acacia Melanoxylon A RICH STATEMENT TIMBER

Blackwood, native to Eastern Australia and found abundantly in Tasmania's wetter areas, is a favored hardwood known for its easy workability and beautiful appearance. Its sapwood varies from straw to grey/white, while the heartwood boasts a rich golden brown hue. With straight or wavy grain, it's prized for its stunning fiddleback patterns when quarter-sawn, ideal for furniture, veneers, wall paneling, cabinetry, and joinery.

HUON PINE Lagarostrobos franklinii (formerly Dacrydium franklinii) ELEGANT AND VERSATILE BEAUTY

Huon Pine, Tasmania's prized timber, is Australia's oldest tree, growing just 1 millimeter yearly. With a rich creamy color, fine grain, and unique figure, it's highly coveted for furniture. Resistant to bugs and waterproof, it ages to a golden hue. Once used in ship-building, it's now a rare find due to limited supply and forestry regulations.

TASMANIAN MYRTLE Nothofagus cunninghamii RICH, WARM AND VIBRANT

Myrtle, a stunning hardwood from Tasmania, showcases rich red, pink, and brown tones. Highly valued for its fine grain and versatility, it's favored by craftspeople for its knotty wood and burls. Perfect for cabinetry and flooring, Tiger Myrtle is its rarest variation, prized for its unique "tiger stripe" pattern. Ideal for veneer, finishing, and turning, Myrtle is beloved for its beauty and adaptability.