Timber Veneers - Australian
Timber Veneers Australian – Have you seen our extensive Australian species range? We have veneers from species grown all over Australia. We stock stunning Blackheart Sassafras and incredible Tiger Myrtle from Tasmania to Queensland Walnut, Queensland Red Cedar, Queensland Maple, Queensland Silky Oak and Queensland Silky Ash. We also stock Tasmanian Oak, Jarrah, Redgum, Blackwood (with its many varied colour range), Huon Pine, Huon Pine with Birdseye, Myrtle, Blackbutt, Leatherwood, Coachwood and so much more. Check our online store. We are continually adding to our stock.
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Black Bean Timber Veneer (2)
Black Bean Timber Veneer - Black Bean (Castanospermum austral) is a tall tree reaching a height of 40m. It can be found in rainforests along Australia's East Coast ranging from New South Wales to Far North Queensland. The heartwood colour ranges from dark brown to chocolate shades, deepening to almost black. It is sometimes streaked with lighter coloured bands. The grain is usually straight but can be wavy or interlocked. This results in a deep, decorative look. It also has an attractive striped figure when quarter cut.View Products »
Blackbutt Timber Veneer (3)
Blackbutt Timber Veneer - Blackbutt (Eucalyptus pilularis) is found in coastal regions of New South Wales and Southern Queensland. It has warm earthy tones with it's heartwood ranging in colour from golden yellow to pale brown with elements of soft pink. It is an Australian hardwood and it has a very straight grain and even texture.View Products »
Blackwood Timber Veneer (19)
Blackwood Timber Veneer - One of the best known and most widely used Tasmanian special timbers. It is produced in moderate commercial volumes and grows across a broad range of forest types. The colour ranges from a very pale honey colour through to a dark chocolate with streaks of red tinge. The most valuable is Blackwood with intense fiddle-back figure.View Products »
Cheese Tree Timber Veneer (1)
Cheese Tree Timber Veneer – Cheese Tree (Glochidion ferdinandi) is found from northern and inland Queensland down to south–eastern New South Wales, Australia growing in rainforests and humid eucalypt forests.View Products »
Coachwood Timber Veneer (11)
Coachwood Timber Veneer - Coachwood (Ceratopetalum apetalum) is a medium sized, straight growing Australian hardwood tree. It is found in the coastal rainforests of northern New South Wales and southern Queensland. It can reach a height of 25m.View Products »
Coastal Banksia Timber Veneer (4)
Coastal Banksia Timber Veneer – Coastal Banksia (Banksia intergrifolia) is a medium sized tree reaching a height of up to 25m. It is found along the east coast of Australia from Victoria to central Queensland. Growing in a broad range of habitats from coastal dunes to mountains. The heartwood colour of Coastal Banksia timber veneer is pinkish to red and it has an interesting grain pattern.View Products »
Hoop Pine Timber Veneer (2)
Hoop Pine Timber Veneer - Hoop pine (Araucaria cunninghamii) is a native Australian species. It is found in dry rainforests in Queensland and New South Wales. The trees can live up to 450 years and they can grow to a height of around 60m tall and almost 1.8m in diameter. The timber colour is generally whitish or a light coloured cream to pale yellow. Hoop Pine grain is straight and the texture is fine to very fine.View Products »
Huon Pine Timber Veneer (4)
Huon Pine Timber Veneer - Huon Pine is found in the west and south-west rainforests of Tasmania where it grows along river banks and lake shore forests. It's rich golden colour and figure make it one of the world's most desirable furniture and veneering timbers.View Products »
Jarrah Timber Veneer (2)
Jarrah is renowned for its rich red colour. The heartwood colour ranges from a light red or brown to a darker brick red and tends to darken with exposure to light. The thin sapwood is a pale yellow to pink colour. Jarrah timber veneer is a good choice for contrasting wood with a lighter species.View Products »
Leatherwood Timber Veneer (3)
Leatherwood Timber Veneer - Leatherwood (Eucryphia lucida) trees are found as an understory tree endemic to Tasmania. They can be found in the wetter valleys and rugged western mountain regions where there is a high rainfall. Mostly growing to a height of 15m, but they can reach 30m. The Leatherwood tree can live for 250 years and grows well alongside the Sassafras, Blackwood and Myrtle species.View Products »
Messmate Timber Veneer (5)
Messmate Timber Veneer - Messmate (Eucalyptus obliqua) is a hardwood native to Tasmania, Victoria and the tablelands of New South Wales and Southern Queensland. It has been known to grow to 90m tall with the trunk up to 3m in diameter.View Products »
Qld Maple Timber Veneer (4)
Qld Maple Timber Veneer - Queensland Maple (Flindersia brayleyana) is found in northern Queensland, Australia. The heartwood is a pale pink brown colour. Finishes well.View Products »
Qld Red Cedar Timber Veneer (3)
Qld Red Cedar Timber Veneer - Queensland Red Cedar (Toona australis) is found in coastal rainforest areas of Queensland and Northern New South Wales. It is one of the largest trees of the Australian rainforests and has been known to reach a height of 60m with a trunk diameter of 3m.View Products »
Qld Silky Oak Timber Veneer (7)
Qld Silky Oak Timber Veneer - Queensland Silky Oak (Grevillea robusta) is grown along the east coast of Australia. It can grow to 20-30m tall with a trunk diameter of up to 1m. It is known for the quality of its wood which is used in cabinet making.View Products »
Qld Walnut Timber Veneer (20)
Qld Walnut Timber Veneer - Queensland Walnut (Endiandra palmerstonii) is a large rainforest tree that often reaches a height of 37-43m and a stem diameter of up to 1.8m. It grows on the coastal tablelands of North Queensland, between Innisfail and Atherton. It is a dominant tree in the rainforest and can occur either singly or in clumps.View Products »
Red Gum Timber Veneer (5)
Red Gum Timber Veneer - Red Gum (Eucalyptus camaldulensis) is unique to the Australian Bush and is commonly found along many watercourses across inland Australia. It can grow up to 45m in height. Red Gum is named for its brilliant red wood, with the heartwood ranging in colour from a light pink through to almost black. This is dependent on the age and weather of the timber. The grain is commonly interlocked with frequent gum veins. Red Gum timber veneer is often best showcased in furniture; the spectacular deep red colour and the typical fiddle-back figure of red gum timber make each piece of furniture unique.View Products »
Sassafras Blackheart Timber Veneer (9)
The unusual dark streaks that often run through the heart of its golden-grey wood give Blackheart Sassafras it's name. This staining is caused by naturally occurring wood funghi which produce a range of contrasting brown to black colours. These streaks are the hallmark feature of this unique and beautiful timber.View Products »
Sassafras Golden Timber Veneer (23)
Golden Sassafras ranges in colour from a beautiful pale creamy grey to off-white. When finished, its colour ranges from grey to golden tones.View Products »
Tasmanian Myrtle Timber Veneer (16)
Tasmanian Myrtle Timber Veneer – Myrtle (Nothofagus cunninghamii) is an evergreen tree growing in temperate rainforests and alpine areas in Tasmania and Victoria, Australia. It is not related to the Myrtle family and is often referred to as Tasmanian Myrtle. It’s colour varies from pink to a deep red brown and can have fiddleback grain. Stripy colour and burl figure is highly coveted.View Products »
Tasmanian Oak Timber Veneer (9)
Tasmanian Oak Timber Veneer - Tasmanian Oak’s heartwood colour varies from pale yellow to light brown with a pinkish tinge. It has a narrow indistinct paler sapwood. The wood is usually straight grained but sometimes interlocked or wavy and with a course texture. Its growth rings are visible and usually conspicuous. Hard gum or kino veins are often present. The tight grained Tasmanian Oak timber veneer sands and finishes well.View Products »
Tiger Myrtle Timber Veneer (9)
Tiger Myrtle is perhaps the rarest of the Myrtle colour decorations. The “tiger stripe” of contrasting dark brown and black is caused by fungal discoloration. Tiger Myrtle timber veneer is most often produced from cull trees. The most dominant tiger stripe is displayed in quarter sawn timber veneer.View Products »