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The offer

This package covers Timber Flooring in a

range of species to suit residential and

commercial applications.

Timber species include:

Blackbutt

Australian Beech

Brush box

Iron Bark

Tasmanian Oak

and many more

Home GradingRange AvailabilityQuotation &

ordering

Range

Blonde Timber

species

Brown Timber

species

Red Timber

species

Home GradingRange AvailabilityQuotation &

ordering

Blonde Timber Species

Blackbutt

Tasmanian

Oak

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Australian

Beech

Quotation & ordering

Brown Timber species

Tallowwood

Iron Bark

Spotted Gum


Turpentine


Red Timber species

Rose Gum

Forest Red

Sydney Blue

Gum


Brushbox


Blackbutt

Blackbutt is renowned for

its strength and versatility

with attractive colouring

from cream to pale

brown and sometimes

with a tinge of pink.

Blackbutt has an even

texture. The grain can be

interlocked but it is

generally straight,

making it appealing for

interior use applications

such as flooring and

joinery.

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Australian Beech

Australian Beech is a

beautiful combination of

highland timbers, carefully

selected to create a

unique colour that ranges

from pale brown and

golden hues to a light

cream with a slightly pink

tint. These tonal variations

found in Australian Beech

are one of its sought-after

features


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Tasmanian Oak

Tasmanian oak is light in colour,

varying from straw to reddish

brown with intermediate shades

of cream to pink. It is recognised

for its excellent staining

qualities, which allow ready

matching with other timbers,

finishes or furnishings.


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Stringy Bark

The heartwood of white

Stringybark is light brown,

and occasionally pale

pink in colour. Sapwood

is paler in colour but not

sharply differentiated.

Grain is generally uniform

and medium-textured, but

occasional interlocking

can produce attractive

figure in some samples.


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Brush Box

Brush box has a fine,

interlocked grain and even

texture with the heartwood

ranging from greyish pink

through to a reddish brown,

while the sapwood is usually

paler in colour. It is free of

gum veins. The grain is

especially appealing for

appearance-based

applications such as flooring


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Spotted Gum

Spotted gum timbers are

available in a range of colours

depending on the location of the

source forest. The heartwood

ranges from light brown through

definite browns to deep red-

brown hues. Sapwood is white

to light brown in colour and can

be up to 50mm wide. Spotted

gum is a moderately coarse and

uneven textured wood with

some timbers having the

additional feature of a wavy

grain, giving rise to an attractive

fiddle back figure.


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Ironbark

Ironbark sapwood is almost

white, making it highly

distinct from the heartwood,

that ranges from light grey or

light chocolate with

occasional darker reds and

browns. The texture is

moderately coarse and even,

and the grain usually straight,

and only occasionally

interlocked. Grey Ironbark

may have regional variations

in colour, with some having

black narrow to broad streaks

running through the timber.


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Tallowwood

Tallowwood heartwood

ranges from pale to dark

yellow-brown, in contrast to

its typically whitish

sapwood. The texture of

the timber is moderately

coarse, generally with an

interlocked grain relatively

free of gum veins. Figure is

lacking, but tallowwood has

a distinctive lustre and

greasy appearance.


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Rose Gum

Rose gum produces a warm

coloured timber with pink hues

that are deep without being too

dark. The heartwood ranges in

colour from pale pink to red-

brown, however the sapwood

is paler and not always clearly

differentiated from the

heartwood.

The grain is fairly uniform:

straight to slightly interlocked,

creating no distinctive figure.

The timber's texture is

moderately course and even


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Forest Red

The timber from forest red

gum, as its common name

indicates, is predominantly

red. Heartwood ranges in

colour from light to dark red.

The sapwood is distinctly paler

in colour, a grey or cream-red

that is distinguishable from the

heartwood. A moderately

coarse grain that is uniform in

texture complements these

rich colours. Forest red gum is

a timber that reliably displays

interlocked grain


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Turpentine

Turpentine is a highly durable

hardwood species that is

commonly grown in New South

Wales and southern Queensland.

In colour, it varies from pale to dark

reddish brown through to deep

chocolate brown. It has a straight

grain and coarse but even texture.

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Sydney Blue Gum

The heartwood of

Sydney blue gum ranges in

color from dark pink to

reddish brown. The paler

sapwood is readily

distinguishable. Grain is

typically straight with

occasional interlocking.

Texture is moderately coarse

and gum veins are common



GradingGrading is distinguished by

selective gum veins, spirals,

burls, insect trails and other

natural features that give timber

floors a unique character, as

individual as a signature.

Feature grade

Feature Grade is carefully graded

to include the most interesting and

moderate natural features to

enhance the look of a timber floor.

Also known as Natural grade

Standard and better grade

Standard and better timber will have a lower

level of natural features with a cleaner and

more uniform look. As timber is a natural

product it will have some degree of natural

feature such as pin hole and surface check.

Also known as Australiana grade


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Standard grade

Standard grade provides a limited level of

natural features. The lower levels of natural

feature present the floor with a uniform look

that is best suited to modern, minimalist

styles. Also known as Classic grade

AvailabilityHome GradingRange

Quotation & orderingAvailability

Product

Name

Fixing Method OptionsDimensions Species Grade

length

(mm)

width

(mm)

height

(mm) Species Availability Grade Name

Boral 19mm

solid strip

flooring

• nailed to battens over a concrete slab

• nailed to timber joists over bearers

• nailed to plywood over concrete or

timber joists

• nailed to old timber strip flooring over

joists

Random

lengths

60mm

85mm

130mm

180mm

19mm

19mm

19mm

19mm

19mm

20.5mm

Australian Beech

Blackbutt

Brush Box

Cypress

Flooded (Rose) Gum

Forest Reds

Grey Ironbark

Spotted Gum

Sydney Blue Gum

Tasmanian Oak

Tallowwood

Turpentine

Australiana Grade

(moderate level of

feature)

Classic Grade (subtle

level of feature)

Natural Grade (high

level of feature)

Boral 13mm

overlay solid

flooring

• glued over Concrete Slab

• glued or nailed over old timber

flooring

• glued or nailed over plywood subfloor

• glued or nailed over particleboard

subfloor

Random

lengths

80mm

85mm

13mm

13mm

Blackbutt

Brushbox

Flooded (Rose) Gum

Forest Reds

Spotted Gum

Sydney Blue Gum

Tasmanian Oak

Tallowwood

Australiana Grade

(moderate level of

feature)

Classic Grade (subtle

level of feature)

Quotation / Order process

Builder to measure up floor area

Select species and grade

Select installation method

a) Over bearer and joist

b) Over concrete slab

Select a flooring product

a) 19mm strip

b) 13mm overlay

And work out quantities required for job

Contact Bunnings Rep with bill of quantities to quote

Bunnings Rep quotes and checks availability of stock as

lead times may apply

Builder places order with Bunnings

Bunnings deliver to site



Bunnings welcome the opportunity to

quote your next job.

Please contact your local Bunnings

representative or call 133 062.

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