| Modulus of Rupture - Unseasoned: | 68 |
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| Toughness - Unseasoned: | Low - up to 15 Nm |
| Toughness - Seasoned: | Low - up to 15 Nm |
| Hardness - Unseasoned: | 5.7 |
| Hardness - Seasoned: | 8.5 |
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Herein, is Jarrah a hard or soft wood?
Cypress Pine is an Australian softwood, despite its apparent hardness. It varies in colour from pale yellow to variegated browns in colour. Jarrah is an Australian hardwood. It is heavy, tough with a distinctive dark red colouration.
Likewise, how fast does Jarrah grow? When only trees with above average increments are considered, 70 cm diameter would be attained after 250 years in high quality forest and 310 years in low quality forest.
Regarding this, is Jarrah wood expensive?
Pricing/Availability: Jarrah is a widely distributed timber throughout southwest Australia, and prices for local lumber should be moderate. Prices for imported Jarrah tends to be in the mid range for exotic lumber. Curly pieces, or burl block are likely to be much more expensive.
Is Jarrah a sustainable timber?
New Jarrah is a sustainable, renewable resource, exclusively harvested from regrowth forests in WA. All native forests harvested in WA are regenerated or replanted each year. To learn more about the timber harvesting planning process, see this factsheet.
How much does jarrah flooring cost?
Do termites eat Jarrah?
