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NASH TIMBERS NEWSLETTER JUNE 2010
NASH TIMBERS JUNE NEWSLETTER Nash Timbers newsletter is a little late, so I hope you have missed your monthly timber fix. The opening of our new office has been delayed due to the rain but all going well should be completed by End of July. The office is taking great shape and we have used the new and recycled timber in many exciting ways internally and externally. To visit the office please call and make an appointment. Office Hours Monday to Friday 7am to 5pm. Designex show at Darling Harbour was a great success and it was a pleasure to catch up with all the clients who dropped by. Nash Timbers would like to introduce Barry Green, who started at the end of April. Barry owned and operated his own printing business with his brother. Due to selling the business Barry was in the market for a new employment opportunity. Barry works 5 days a week from 9.30am to 4.00pm. Barry will be taking over accounts receivables, so if your payment is overdue Barry will be calling you. Also he will be following quotes and leads and informing clients of deliveries and helping clients with timber prices when they call the office. Barry over the last weeks has increased his timber knowledge immensely. The Timber presentations were heavily supported by our clients, it is nice to be able to meet the face behind the voice, and we will schedule new dates when the new office opens. Send your question and test our knowledge!!!!! F.A.Q What is the colour variation with Standard Spotted Gum flooring? Standard Spotted Gum Flooring has a variation of colour due to the increase in sapwood which is used in this grade; this means the boards become lighter. OOPS! Nash Timbers do not recommend staining Spotted Gum flooring due to its oily content which prevents the stain been absorbed into the timber. IF YOU CAN’T BE A MASTER CHEF COOK, YOU CAN HAVE A MASTERCHEF TIMBER FLOOR NEXT TIME CHECK OUT THE TIMBER FLOOR NASH TIMBERS COOKED UP THAT FLOORING RECIPE STANDARD & BETTER GRADE SPOTTED GUM
Spotted Gum is a rich individual timber, desired by Architects and Designers the world over, particularly for its striking backsawn grain structure, attractive fiddleback and vibrant colour palette. Spotted Gum is a very versatile timber it can be used externally and, internally it is available in new and recycle and its applications are flooring, parquetry, decking, internal and external cladding & lining board, decking, staircase material & external architectural feature post.
Spotted Gum is milled from sustainable managed Australian Forests.
SPOTTED GUM CHARACTERISTICS Species Coastal Spotted Gum Visible Gum Vein Frequent Grade Select, Standard & better, Standard & Feature; feature not as common Colour Variation Light coffee brown to dark chocolate with reddish tinge Grain Close Figure Shallowly interlocked Texture Fine Janko Rating 11.0 (Refers to hardness of floor) Durability Class 1 above ground, (lower the class more suitable for outside) Width 80mm to 210mm, Overlay floor 14mm and 10mm thickness External Green of saw 300mm x 300 Rough Sawn, allow 6% shrinkage Recycle Power poles 200mm x 200, Rough Sawn, longer lengths up to 8mts Fire Retardant Best (satisfy fire retardant AS 3959-1999) Install Flooring Acclimatise, allow for expansion gaps, and recommended finishes natural oil and waterbase.
JUNE 2010 TIMBER SPOTTED GUM SPECIAL
Spotted Gum Standard and Better Flooring 80mm x 19mm at $58 /sqm Plus GST
Spotted Gum Pencil Round Decking 88mm x 19mm at $ 4.60/mt Plus GST
Spotted Gum Pencil Round Decking 140mm x 22mm at $ 9.20/mt Plus GST (Pack Lots 270-300mts/pack) While stocks last. Nash Timbers ECOLOGICALLY SUSTAINABLE FOREST MANAGEMENT ENSURES THAT THE FOREST STRUCTURE AND HABITATS ARE MAINTAINED.
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