Timber Flooring Products

North Coast Blackbutt Timber Flooring	Western QLD Spotted Gum Timber Flooring	Coastal Spotted Gum Timber Flooring
QLD Red Iron bark Timber Flooring	Grey Ironbark timber Flooring	Grey Box Timber Flooring
Jarrah Timber Flooring	Sydney Blue Gum Timber Flooring	American White Oak Timber Flooring
Tallowood Timber Flooring	Victorian Ash Timber Flooring	Tasmanian Oak Timber Flooring

North Coast Blackbutt
	Species North Coast Blackbutt Visible Gum Vein More frequent Colour Variation Hardness Cream to honey brown Grain Uniform Figure Oblique Chains Texture Medium and even Janko Rating 9.1 Durability 2 Board Width 80mm to 220mm Fire Retardant Best Application Timber Flooring, parquetry, decking, Staircase Material structural, lining and joinery Availability In stock, stock over 130mm lead-time

Western QLD Spotted Gum

Species Western QLD Spotted Gum Visible Gum Vein Frequent Colour Variation Hardness Brown to dark brown Grain Variable Figure Wavy Texture Moderately Course, Greasy to touch Janko Rating 11.0 Durability 2 Board Width 80mm to 240mm Fire Retardant Best Application Timber Flooring, Decking, weatherboard, Staircase Material, structural, lining and joinery Availability In stock, stock over 130mm lead-time

Coastal Spotted Gum
	Species Coastal Spotted Gum Visible Gum Vein Frequent Colour Variation Hardness Light brown to brown Grain Close Figure Shallowly interlocked Texture Fine Janko Rating 11.0 Durability 2 Board Width 80mm to 180mm Fire Retardant Best Application Timber flooring, decking, weatherboard, Staircase Material, structural, and lining Availability In Stock, stock over 130mm lead-time

QLD Red Ironbark
	Species QLD Red Ironbark Visible Gum Vein Rare Colour Variation Hardness Light red to red brown Grain   Figure   Texture   Janko Rating 14.0 Durability 1 Board Width 80mm to 240mm Fire Retardant Best Application  Timber flooring, decking, weatherboard, Staircase Material, structural, and lining Availability

Grey Ironbark
	Species Grey Ironbark Visible Gum Vein Rare Colour Variation Hardness Pale brown to dark red Grain Tight Figure Interlocking Texture Course and even Janko Rating 14.0 Durability 2 Board Width 80mm to 180mm Fire Retardant Best Application  Timber flooring, decking, weatherboard, Staircase Material, structural, and lining Availability In stock, stock over 130mm lead-time

Grey Box
	Species Grey Box Visible Gum Vein Rare Colour Variation Hardness White to light brown (mid brown) Grain Uniform Figure Interlocking Texture Fine and even Janko Rating 15.0 Durability 1 Board Width 80mm to 130mm Fire Retardant Best Application Timber Flooring, decking, weatherboard, Staircase Material, structural, and lining Availability In Stock

Jarrah
	Species Jarrah Visible Gum Vein Frequent Colour Variation Hardness Rich dark red brown Grain Even Figure wavy, interlocking Texture Coarse Janko Rating 8.5 Durability 2 Board Width 80mm to 130mm Fire Retardant Not so good Application  Timber Flooring, decking, Staircase Material, lining and joinery Availability On Application

Sydney Blue Gum
	Species Sydney Blue Gum Visible Gum Vein More Frequent Colour Variation Hardness Pink to pink brown Grain Even Figure Slightly interlocked Texture Moderately course Janko Rating 9.0 Durability 3 Board Width 80mm to 130mm Fire Retardant Not so good Application  Timber Flooring, Staircase Material Availability In Stock

American white oak
	Species American white oak Visible Gum Vein Never Colour Variation Hardness Light brown (some boards may have a pinkish to slight greyish tint) Grain Straight Figure Rays Texture Course Janko Rating 6.0 Durability 3 Board Width 60mm to 180mm Fire Retardant Poor Application  Timber Flooring, furniture Availability 2 weeks to 3 months, stock over 130mm lead-time

Tallowwood
	Species Tallowwood Visible Gum Vein Never Colour Variation Hardness Pale straw to dark brown Grain Even Figure Interlocked Texture Moderately course, greasy to the touch Janko Rating 8.6 Durability 1 Board Width 80mm to 130mm Fire Retardant Not so good Application  Timber Flooring, decking, Staircase Material and cladding Availability On application

Victorian Ash
	Species Victorian Ash Visible Gum Vein Frequent Colour Variation Hardness Pale straw to brown Grain - Figure - Texture - Janko Rating 4.9 Durability 4 Board Width 80mm to 130mm Fire Retardant Poor Application Timber Flooring, and staircase material Availability -

Tasmanian Oak
	Species Tasmanian Oak Visible Gum Vein Frequent Colour Variation Hardness Pale blonde to brown Grain Open, even and straight Figure Growth rings are often noticeable Texture Open and course Janko Rating 5.5 Durability 4 Board Width 80mm to 130mm Fire Retardant Poor Application Timber Flooring, panelling, and staircase material Availability In stock

STAIRCASE MATERIAL
• All species (New and Recycled)
• Treads and stringers (Able to laminate to any width)
• Risers
• Handrails as clients specifies
• Allow lead time

DECKING
• Species (Tallowwood, Spotted gum, Ironbark, Jarrah, Blackbutt, Merbau, Kwilia)
• Width (64mm x 180mm)
• Pencil round Profile
• In stock

DECKING INFORMATION

Does all decking go grey? Yes

Why?

Ultra violet sucks out the colour from the timber. Red colour timber will be sucked quicker i.e Merbau and Red Ironbark decking than from Tallowwood, Spotted Gum or Blackbutt Decking.

To retain natural colour a clear ultraviolet timber protection has to be applied every 6 months.

Untreated Decking starts to grey off from 6 months.

Why does decking bleed?

Decking bleeds because the timber cell structure is protecting itself by throwing out sap, the timber cells believe that they are still alive.

A timber water repellent product can be applied which will slow the process.

If the timber is untreated sap will be excreted up till 6 to 9 months, increased when the timber gets wet.

Oxalic Acid (derivative from the root of a spinach plant) can be used to remove sap from tiles or cement.

Garo Garo, Red and White Mahogany and Western Red Cedar appear to do bleeding before going onto site.

Apply a decking oil to decking every 12 months to maintain integrity of the timber.

WEATHERBOARD
• Species (All durability Class 1 and 2 species)
• As client specifies
• Allow lead time

TIMBER FLOATING FLOOR
• Timber floating floor relates to a floor that simply rests on a thin foam underlay
• Species (Brushbox, Blackbutt, grey ironbark, jarrah, Northern Beech, Spotted Gum, Red Ironbark, Tallowwood, turpentine)
• 80 x 85mm to 10 x 13mm (widths & thickness vary depending on species)
• 2 Weeks

OVERLAY TIMBER FLOOR
• Timber engineered floor is constructed in a special cross-ply configuration making it extremely stable.
• The overlay floor has a full 3.6mm solid timber wear layer, which is laid up on 11mm structural plywood. The extra thick wear layer means you can sand and re-coat for many years.
• Overlay flooring can be installed directly over concrete
• As pre-finished in most case an average sized room can be completed within one day.
• Species (Blackwood, Brushbox, Jarrah, Jatoba, Kempas, Merbau, Red Gum, teak parquetry, Victorian ash)
• 90mm x 14mm to 135mm to 14mm
• 2 weeks

CUSTOMISE SOLUTIONS
• Nash Timbers offers all the right solution for you
• Batons (Kiln and dried, Any size)
• Ply (Any size)
• Bearers and joists (Suitable for all flooring and decking applications, any sizes)
• Glue
• Acoustics Flooring (Soundproofing underlay flooring and soundproofing glue)

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