River Red Gum Flooring

1560mm 2400mm color variation.

River red gum flooring.

The heartwood of river red gum timber is usually a brilliant red colour which can range from shades of light pink to almost black. High honey to dark brown. River red gum the timber of the iconic river red gum has a reputation for durability strength and for its distinctive brilliant red colouring ranging from pink to almost black. Solid timber rose gum the heartwood ranges in colour from pale pink to red brown however the sapwood is paler and not always clearly differentiated from the heartwood.

Also known as blue gum red gum murray river gum yarrow eucalyptus rostrata. The trees not only rely on rainfall but also on regular flooding since flooding recharges the sub soil with water. Red river gum an australian native hardwood river red gum is renowned for its durability strength and its distinct colouring. River red gum the timber of the iconic river red gum has a reputation for durability strength and for its distinctive brilliant red colouring ranging from pink to almost black.

It is excellent for non domestic decks and timber flooring as well as structural applications. River red gum is well suited to garden landscape structures such as retaining walls and garden beds. Kempas stain red kerangi stain red tas oak sydney blue gum spotted gum river red gum grey iron bark brushbox cumaru jatoba. River red gum mountain ash.

Solid prefinished tongue and groove timber flooring. River red gum yields a beautiful red to reddish brown timber. This widely available timber has been used in domestic decks exposed hardwood structures as well as internal fit outs joinery and in furniture. River red gum prefers soils with clay content.

The grain is interlocked and frequently wavy which produces a fiddleback figure when quarter cut. The texture of this timber is moderately coarse and even. The wonderful blend of soft pinks and peach tones make this a charming timber and rose gum may contain evidence of insect trails and pinholes that add to its. River red gum eucalyptus camaldulensis eucalyptus rostrata the heartwood varies according to location in age from pink to dark red.

The association of the river red gum with water makes the tree a natural habitat choice indeed sometimes the only choice in drier areas for other species.