Timber Colour Chart
The 30 species below are readily accessible timbers (subject to availability).
The swatches in the chart are provided as a general guide to colour and grain. It is important to be mindful that as natural material timber attributes can vary widely. The timber available at the time of your order may be different in colour, grain and other natural features.
If you need to match a laminate or veneer it is often better to order Victorian Ash and stain to match the colour.

Zebrano
Price guide:$$$
Interior use

Wormy Chestnut
Price guide:$
Interior use

Western Red Cedar
Price guide:$$$
Interior & exterior use

Wenge
Price guide:$$$
Interior & exterior use

Victorian Ash
Price guide:$
Interior & exterior use

Teak
Price guide:$$$
Interior & exterior use

Tasmanian Blackwood
Cost:$$$
Interior use

Tallowwood
Price guide:$$
Interior & exterior use

Spotted Gum
Price guide:$$$
Interior & exterior use

Silky Oak
Price guide:$$
Interior use

Red Cedar
Price guide:$$
Interior use

Radiata Pine
Price guide:$
Interior use

Queensland Maple
Price guide:$$
Interior & exterior use

Purpleheart
Price guide:$$$
Interior use

New Zealand Beech
Price guide:$$ - N/A
Interior & exterior use

New Guinea Rosewood
Price guide:$$
Interior & exterior use

Messmate
Price guide:$
Interior & exterior use

Merbau
Price guide:$$
Interior & exterior use

Mahogany
Price guide:$$$
Interior use

Jelutong
Price guide:$$
Interior use

Jarrah
Price guide:$$
Interior & exterior use
European Oak
Price guide:$$$
Interior & exterior use

European Beech
Price guide:$$
Interior use

Cypress Pine
Price guide:$
Interior & exterior use
Blackbutt
Price guide:$$
Interior & exterior use
American Oak
Price guide:$$
Interior & exterior use

American White Ash
Price guide:$$
Interior & exterior use

American Maple
Price guide:$$$
Interior use

Walnut
Cost:$$$
Interior use

Alder
Price guide: $
Interior use
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