Origin |
A large hardwood growing in abundance in the coastal forests between Bega, New South Wales and Maryborough, Queensland. |
Appearance |
Heartwood is pale brown, but northern material may sometimes have slight pinkish tinge. Sapwood is distinctively paler. Texture is medium and even. Grain is usually straight. Gum veins are common. |
Common Uses |
Benchtops, Flooring, Poles, Decking, Sleepers, Building Framework, Structural Plywood. |
Construction |
Glued and Laminated. |
Durability |
1 (Above Ground) |
Grades |
Select or Feature or Seconds |
Hardness |
9.1 |
Thickness |
19mm, 32mm, 38mm, 42mm |