Species |
Description |
Other Ranges in which it is available |
American White Oak |
Similar in many respects to European Oak, the grain
is generally straight. Silver grain is present in quarter-sawn material.
Milder to work with than European Oak, it makes a good flooring
timber. |
Platinum, Diamond, Contract and Silver Plus |
European Oak |
Oak is one of the most widely used timbers in the
UK, providing strong robust decorative furniture, fascias. Renowned
for its durability and decorative appearance, Oak makes an ideal
floor. |
Platinum, Diamond, Contract and Silver Plus |
American Black Walnut |
Growing in popularity, a rich dark brown timber, deepening
in colour with age. More uniform in colour compared to European
Walnut. The grain is sometimes wavy or curly with a rather coarse
texture. |
Platinum and Diamond |
American Cherry |
Pale, pinkish brown darkens somewhat on exposure to
light. The grain is straight and of a fine and even texture. A very
decorative wood, especially in a natural grade. |
Platinum and Diamond |
Iroko |
A very strong and durable timber of attractive appearance
and small movement. Colour varies from pale yellow to dark brown
and darkens on exposure to light. This valuable structural timber
is ideal for flooring. |
Platinum |
Canadian Maple |
Yellowish to orange brown darkening to medium to dark
brown on exposure to light. Interlocking grain, rather coarse but
even in texture. A timber of good appearance and generally free
from defects, suitable for good quality flooring. |
Platinum, Silver Plus, Diamond and Contract |
Rhodesian Teak |
A handsome reddish-brown wood sometimes
marked with irregular black lines or flecks. Variegated from reddish-brown
to paler sapwood. The grain is straight or slightly interlocked.
Texture fine and even giving a smooth surface. |
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Maritime Pine |
A very decorative character grade, with
knots and a pinkish veined appearance. |
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