Jarrah
   
fast facts
origin
WA
dry janka hardness
8.5
dry timber density
820 kg per m3
botanical name
eucalyptus marginata

predominant colours

note as timber is a natural product we can only indicate general colours as these can vary considerably between batches and suppliers

medium to dark red, sometimes with a brown to chocolate feel. most jarrah timber now supplied from regrowth forests is lighter in colour than the timbers that previously came from old growth forests
colour consistency
generally the overall appearance of jarrah floors is a reasonably consistent colour however there can be considerable variation in colour tones between individual boards
timber characteristics
usually straight grain, pin holes and gum veins are present in this timber. The appearance of gum veins and pin holes is reduced in the higher grades of the timber
What's good about this timber

It is a well known and much loved timber of Western Australia

Jarrah tends to be quite a stable timber onced laid meaning it is less likely to have issues with movement once it has been laid

The rich red tones in jarrah add great warmth to a room



What to be wary of with this timber
  If you are laying this timber in a small area, the darker colours can make the space feel a little small and closed in. Jarrah works best in open or bright spaces.
 
 
 
bosch timber floors verdict!
A great timber, and a favourite in WA. Jarrah is our most popular red tone timber and will defintely add value to your home
 
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