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Iron Bark Decking

Origin Found in Victoria through to Queensland.
Finish Ranges in colour from light browns through to dark chocolates and reds.
Common Uses Decking, Flooring, Heavy Engineering Construction, Poles, Piles & Ship Building.
Durability 1 (Above Ground)
Grades Standard & Better or Feature
Hardness 14.0
Dimensions 65×19, 85×19, 135×19, 65×32, 85×32, 135×32, 190×35, 240×35, 280×35, 65×42, 85×42, 135×42, 190×42, 240×42, 280x42mm
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