Tasmanian Oak Cladding

Tasmanian Oak cladding brings a clean, fine-grained finish to walls and ceilings. It’s a locally grown hardwood that’s easy to work with and holds up well indoors and in protected outdoor spots. With profiles like V-Joint and Shiplap available in various widths, it suits everything from home interiors to commercial fit-outs. It’s kiln-dried, BAL-12.5 rated when properly installed, and has a Janka rating of 5.5kN.

Why Choose Tasmanian Oak Cladding

Tasmanian Oak has a way of fitting into most projects without stealing the show. It has a straight, subtle grain and sits in that light colour range that works whether you’re after a warm natural finish or planning to stain it darker. It tends to pick up oils and stains evenly, which helps when you’re trying to match with other timber cladding tasmania or finishes nearby.

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It’s often used in living rooms, entryways, hallways, or behind reception counters, areas where timber’s warmth is welcome, but you still want a clean, architectural feel. The boards come pre-machined, so there’s no mess on the site. And because it’s kiln-dried, it tends to behave with no major surprises with cupping or shrinking if installed properly.

Available Sizes

We keep a few common widths on hand to suit different design needs:

• 86 x 12 mm
• 112 x 12 mm
• 133 x 12 mm
• 137 x 12 mm

Profiles available include V-Joint, which gives you a slight groove between boards, and Shiplap, which keeps things flat and modern.

Built for Indoors, Fine for Sheltered Outdoors

This cladding isn’t made to sit out in the weather, but it does fine in covered spaces like verandahs and outdoor rooms as long as it’s sealed up properly. Inside, it’s even better. The boards line up cleanly, stay flat, and give you a neat finish without much effort.

Structurally, it’s reliable. With a Janka rating of 5.5kN, you’re getting a hardwood that won’t split easily and can take fixings without fuss. It’s BAL-12.5 compliant too, which makes it an option in light bushfire zones, provided you follow the right fixings and coverings.

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Local Timber Cladding Tasmania, Ready to Go

Our Tasmanian Oak Cladding is grown, milled, and machined in Australia, which helps with both quality control and availability. At Greenhill, we keep it in stock and ready to load. You can pick it up the same day, or we can get it to your job site across Australia.

If you need to see how it’ll look with your project, just drop into the showroom or give us a ring. We’re here to help make the match easy.

Pick up from 170 Settlement Road, Thomastown. Stocked lines are usually ready the same day. Delivery across Melbourne and regional Victoria is quoted on the order; call (03) 9465 9875 for a price on your suburb.

All prices include GST. Flooring is priced per square metre, decking and dressed timber per lineal metre, framing and posts per length. Trade accounts get trade pricing on the site and at the counter: apply here.

Bring your room or deck sizes in, or call (03) 9465 9875, and we will work out boards, lengths, fixings and oil, with about 10% allowed for cuts.