Tasmanian oak, quarter cut: a pale straw to light brown with a straight, plain grain and a soft pink cast.
Tasmanian oak is a group of eucalypts sold together: plainer and slightly pinker than Victorian ash, and commonly specified and commonly confused with it. The quarter cut gives calm, straight lines. Grown in Tasmania and Victoria.
Also held as edging. Leaves are generally available from 2500 to 3600 mm long. 3600 mm is always in short supply and needs its availability checked before it is specified. Natural timber, so it never repeats and colour and figure vary log to log: match a continuing job to the original order rather than to this page.
Tasmanian oak, quarter cut: a pale straw to light brown with a straight, plain grain and a soft pink cast.
Tasmanian oak is a group of eucalypts sold together: plainer and slightly pinker than Victorian ash, and commonly specified and commonly confused with it. The quarter cut gives calm, straight lines. Grown in Tasmania and Victoria.
Also held as edging. Leaves are generally available from 2500 to 3600 mm long. 3600 mm is always in short supply and needs its availability checked before it is specified. Natural timber, so it never repeats and colour and figure vary log to log: match a continuing job to the original order rather than to this page.
