Ironwood Australia timber floors are available in recycled, reclaimed and new timber. Each floorboard is milled to a quality that an Ironwood customer deserves and we are specialists in wide flooring. Ironwood's expertise in timber flooring is supported by two unique showrooms and timber display, all undercover in Sydney and an Architecturally designed showroom in Brisbane.

Recycled Timber Flooring

Recycled Timber Flooring is a unique floorboard due to the natural features and variation in colours from deep forest reds to soft golden creams. There are a large number of natural swirls, grain effects and other features that evolved naturally in the forest that adds a unique charm to your floor.

The recycled floorboards can be milled to achieve either an antique look, utilising the natural aging, surface cracked lines, or a clean fresh look.

Large variations in sizes are available for our clients. Wide floorboards starting at 250mm down to narrow 70mm and 10mm to 30mm in depth depending on the requirements of each individualized site.

Second Hand Kauri available 100mm x 22mm, 135mm x 22mm, 150 x 22mm.

Second Hand Baltic available 100mm x 22mm, 150mm x 22mm.

Second Hand Hoop Pine available 150mm x 22m, 100mm x 22mm

New Flooring

New Flooring is timber grown in an environmentally sustainable way. Ironwood specialises in understanding the importance of knowing from where the timber is grown to help our clients chose correctly.

Here is a selection of our species on offer in each of the main 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, Queensland Spotted Gum

If a species is not listed, please call Ironwood Australia. Wherever possible we try to meet our client's needs.

Large variations in sizes are available for our clients. Wide floorboards starting at 250mm down to narrow 80mm and 19mm to 30mm in depth depending on the requirements of each individualized site.

New timber is available in the three grades, feature, standard and select.