One of the first things to consider in your timber selection process,
is colour. Ironwood Australia have over 50 timber species to choose from, providing a broad range of colour variations across the 3 main spectrums of creams, browns and reds.

Before you make your choice, we help you answer some fundamental questions about the colour of the timber you're after.

For example:

Q - What if I want a timber with uniform colour?

A - For uniform colours, particular species are used.

Q - Does the timber colour vary in the tree?

A - The larger the tree, the deeper the colour. Also, timber from closer to the bark will be lighter than timber from the centre of the tree.

Q - Can I rely on the name of the tree for its colour?

A - The name of the species doesn't necessarily reflect the colour, eg. Grey Ironbark refers to the colour of the bark - the wood itself varies and includes shades of creams through to reds.

Here's a selection of our species on offer in each of the main colour ranges:

CREAM - Blackbutt, Kauri, Baltic, Mountain Ash, Tallowood, Tassie Oak

RED - Jarrah, Sydney Blue Gum, Queensland Ironbark, Red Mahogany, Rose Gum, Flooded Gum

RED to BROWN - Brushbox, Turpentine

CREAM to RED to BROWN - Grey Ironbark, NSW North Coast Spotted Gum

We take colour selection seriously from the very first moment. After all, the colour remains long after the moment fades.