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Tasmanian Oak

Overview

Tasmanian Oak is a light-toned interior hardwood used for doors, linings, and flooring. It offers a neutral canvas with dependable workability.

A great choice where a consistent, contemporary interior aesthetic is desired.

Appearance

  • Colour: pale cream to light brown; uniform look.
  • Grain: straight; fine to medium texture.
  • Figure: subtle; finishes to a clean, modern surface.
  • Finishing: takes clear and tinted finishes evenly.

Workability

  • Machining: excellent; sharp tools produce crisp edges.
  • Fastening: strong holding; pre-drill near edges.
  • Gluing: reliable with common adhesives.
  • Finishing: sands very smooth; suitable for fine joinery.

Performance & durability

Best for interior/protected applications. Use appropriate sealers in wet areas and maintain stable indoor conditions.

Structural/grades

Primarily an appearance-grade species; structural specification is less common.

Typical applications

  • Interior doors and trims
  • Flooring and stairs
  • Cabinetry and joinery

Key properties (indicative)

  • Mass: medium
  • Workability: excellent for joinery
  • Appearance: light, neutral palette

Source & attribution

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