Tasmanian oak

A warm, natural red,yellow and brown based, realistic tasmanian oak colour and timber structure, with subtle straight planking and half crown cuts throughout.

Our Collingwood renovation was inspired by the client's love of mid-century modern design. The Kitchen features Polytec Tasmanian Oak Woodmatt to all cabinetry which adds warmth and texture while perfectly complimenting the new engineered floorboards throughout. The feature shelves in Polytec's Botanic Smooth were then selected as a nod to the client's dining furniture which includes gorgeous green velvet chairs. Photography by Elise Scott

There’s been an increased demand for products sourced from Tasmanian-managed forests both through and post the pandemic, says Britton Timber’s Shawn Britton.

When choosing furniture and designing interiors, the type of wood used makes a big difference. Different woods have unique looks and feels because of their grain patterns and colors. In our blog we talk about our most popular timber varieties: American White Ash, American White Oak, Canadian Maple, Walnut, and Tasmanian Oak.

Featuring our narrow VJ timber lining board profile in a Tasmanian Oak Lacquer. Build by Corbould Constructions. Photography by Vue Digital.

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