Tallowwood flooring has long held a majestic presence in Australia, with its golden honey toning, its exceptional
durability and its interesting grain features. Sought by Designers and Architects Tallowwood offers an elegant
neutral toned palette, with no compromise on density or durability.
A large tree that grows in the dryer climates of Northern New South Wales and Southern Queensland,
Tallowwood is one of the original timber species used for hardwood flooring in Australia.
Common Names:
Tallowwood
Look & Features:
Moderately coarse but even texture with an interlocked grain.
Botanical Name:
Eucalyptus Microcorys.
Colour:
Golden honey brown with a tinge of olive.
Dry Density:
990kg/m3
Natural Durability:
Class 1d (above ground)
Grade*:
Select, Standard & Feature
Profile:
Tongue & Groove, End Matched
Size:
60mm x 19mm, 80mm x 19mm
Lengths:
Random (Between 900mm – 4500mm)
