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Spotted Gum Benchtop

Origin Occurs naturally on the east coast from the Victoria/New South Wales border to the Maryborough district in Queensland.
Appearance The timber ranges from light brown through to dark brown with green and orange tones, and wild figure (grain pattern) and fiddleback is common.
Common Uses Benchtops, Flooring, Decking & Cladding.
Construction Glued and Laminated.
Durability 1 (Above Ground)
Grades Select or Standard or Feature
Hardness 11.0
Thickness 19mm, 32mm, 38mm, 42mm
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