Tasmanian Oak Solid Flooring

$81.00$109.00

Originating from the mountainous regions of Tasmania, Tasmanian Oak timber is renowned for its exceptional quality and natural beauty. Tasmanian Oak flooring showcases a light color palette, ranging from straw to reddish brown with intermediate shades of cream to pink. This warm, dense, and resilient timber offers versatility for various applications, and its excellent staining qualities make it easy to match with other timbers. Architects, builders, and designers favor Tasmanian Oak for its pale straw to light brown hues, as it injects a modern, crisp feel into their building and design projects.

SKU: N/A Categories: , Grades: Prime Janka Rating: 4.9-5.5
Price by m2

25 Yrs Structural Guarantee

10 Yrs Installation Warranty

Tasmanian Oak Flooring Attributes

Excellent Staining Qualities:
The timber has excellent staining qualities, allowing it to readily match the color with other timbers, providing design flexibility.

Preferred by Architects and Designers:
Tasmanian Oak’s light shades of pale straw to light brown make it a favorite among architects, builders, and designers looking to create a modern and crisp feel in their projects.

Hardness and Durability:
Tasmanian Oak is a hardwood with excellent hardness and durability. This property makes it suitable for high-traffic areas and ensures its longevity even with heavy use.

Low Maintenance:
Tasmanian Oak flooring is relatively low-maintenance. Regular sweeping and occasional damp mopping are usually sufficient to keep it clean and looking its best.

Tasmanian Oak Flooring FAQs

01What are the advantages and disadvantages of Tasmanian Oak flooring?

Tasmanian Oak flooring is highly regarded as one of the best choices due to its numerous benefits, including resilience, long-lasting properties, and excellent resistance to water and sunlight. This hardwood timber possesses a moderate level of hardness, making it easy to work with without compromising its integrity.

However, one drawback of Tasmanian Oak flooring is its tendency to expand if not properly acclimated before installation. Insufficient acclimation and exposure to excessive moisture can lead to undesirable consequences

02 Is Tasmanian Oak classified as a softwood or hardwood?

Tasmanian Oak is indeed classified as a hardwood with respectable resilience. However, on the Janka scale, it ranks 5.5, making it one of the lighter hardwoods commonly used for flooring. Its workable quality makes it a favored option for crafting cabinets and tables.

03 Can Tasmanian Oak be considered a versatile flooring option?

Tasmanian Oak is indeed a versatile flooring option, thanks to its color variation. You have the flexibility to choose designs that lean towards cream and straw-colored tones, perfect for complementing decor. On the other hand, you can create a warmer ambiance by opting for shades with hints of pink or reddish-brown.

Janka rating, also known as Janka hardness test, is a measure of the hardness of wood. It is a standardized test that measures the amount of force required to embed a small steel ball into a piece of wood. The Janka rating is expressed in kN (kilonewton), and the higher the rating, the harder the wood.

The Janka rating is commonly used to determine the suitability of a particular wood species for use in flooring, furniture, and other applications where durability is important. Some woods with high Janka ratings include Brazilian Walnut, Hickory, and Brazilian Cherry, while woods with lower Janka ratings include Pine and Cedar.

It is important to note that while the Janka rating can provide a useful indication of a wood's hardness, it does not necessarily reflect other important characteristics of the wood, such as its resistance to decay, its stability, or its appearance. At Greenhill Timbers, we provide 25 years structural guarantee for all our flooring range.

Melbourne-Wide Delivery

We carefully prepare your order and organise pick-up or delivery that suits your schedule, ensuring your satisfaction when you choose to purchase from us. If you're located in Melbourne and its surrounding areas, you can collect your order from our Thomastown Showroom at 170 Settlement Road. Otherwise, we can facilitate delivery by leveraging our strong partnerships with various sub-contractors to get you the most competitive delivery rate and suitable time frame. For more information, get in touch with us.

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We pack, wrap and load your products into your vehicle on-site. As a Green Hill customer, you won’t have to pack your timber or lug it into your vehicle after you’ve purchased it.

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