The Architectural Timber Specialists
Discover The Charm of Ironbark Floorboards
Grey and Red Ironbark floorboards are celebrated for their striking appearance and durability. A favourite among homeowners and designers, these floorboards seamlessly blend prestige with natural beauty. Commonly found in Australian homes, they offer varied grades, from classic to rustic, ensuring a perfect fit for every interior.
Explore the Coach House Timbers collection and discover the ideal Ironbark flooring for both modern and classic homes.
Description and Features of Ironbark
Ironbark stands as an elite choice for timber flooring, bestowing interiors with a profound depth of character and style. This notable Australian hardwood is prized for its distinctive natural features, notably its transition from dark red to pale brown hues, which enhance its allure. As a flooring material, both Red and Grey Ironbark are durable and offer flexibility in application; they can be efficiently nailed, sanded, and polished with a pristine finish. From classic grade to rustic grade, ironbark ensures a versatile flooring solution that remains both cost-effective and splendidly appealing. For precise colour and dimension insights, visit our Ironbark Specifications page.
Benefits of Choosing Ironbark Flooring
Ironbark flooring offers exceptional durability, resilience, and versatile design possibilities. Known for being one of the hardest timbers (Janka Rating 16), it stands up well in areas with heavy foot traffic, ensuring that your flooring will continue to look stunning and serve its purpose for many years.
In addition to its toughness, Ironbark flooring comes in a spectrum of natural features, from dark red to dark chocolate hues, offering a plethora of design choices. It can be treated to enhance its rich colours, making it a flexible choice that can effortlessly match various aesthetics and decor preferences.
Ironbark flooring is also easy to install, whether it be nailing or glueing. With its high Janka rating and resistance to decay, this flooring option is aesthetically captivating and practical for homeowners seeking low-maintenance solutions.
Features & Benefits
Frequently Asked Questions
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What's the difference between Red Ironbark and Grey Ironbark Flooring
Red and Grey Ironbark flooring primarily differ in appearance. Grey Ironbark showcases other natural features with a prevalent medium-grey tone, while Red Ironbark exhibits a richer rustic hue. Both variants come in select grade to feature grade, reflecting the timber’s inherent qualities and small tight knots, making them suitable for diverse board lengths and floor designs.
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Is Ironbark good for timber flooring?
Absolutely! Ironbark timber flooring is renowned for its durability and natural beauty. Available in standard to high feature grade, it exhibits unique features like knot holes and gum pockets. Whether you’re looking for a rustic or moderately featured look, Ironbark boards can enhance any floor space, especially in New South Wales homes. Its natural strength ensures long-lasting performance.
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Is Ironbark the same as Jarrah?
No, Ironbark and Jarrah are not the same. While both are Australian hardwoods, Ironbark, especially Red Ironbark, is one of the hardest timbers known for its durability and unique natural features, such as gum veins. Its appearance can vary from dark chocolate hues to medium grain features, making it prevalent in various timber flooring grades like feature grade and select grade. In contrast, Jarrah has its own unique and distinct characteristics and is easily identifiable by its ultra-deep red hues. When choosing boards or floor solutions, understanding these differences ensures the desired appearance and strength.
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Is Ironbark decking good for outdoor areas?
Ironbark timber decking is an excellent choice for outdoor areas. Its feature grade showcases captivating gum veins, and its standard grade ensures durability. Moderately featured with select grade quality, Ironbark’s large gum veins enhance its aesthetic appeal. The timber’s length and boards are ideal for a range of outdoor spaces, whether you’re looking at a spacious floor area or specific board lengths. Interested in different profiles? Check out the external timber decking page for more information!
