Timber Species
Jarrah
| Other Names: | n/a |
| Source location: | Western Australia |
| Stability: | Very Stable |
| Durability in Ground: | Durability is Jarrahs’ best feature. It is both termite and rot resistant |
| Durability above Ground: | Very Durable |
| Density: | 820 kg/m3 |
| Dimensions: | n/a |
| Appearance: | The sapwood is a yellowish-white colour, while the heartwood light to dark red when first cut, it deepens to red-brown. It can have a straight or interlocked grain with an even medium course texture. |
| Grades: | Prime grade which is a good appearance grade, has some natural defects such as gum streaks and minor knots. |
| Uses: | A heavy construction timber for bridges and wharves. It is widely used for sleepers and is prized as an interior finishing timber including flooring, furniture, panelling etc. |