Stringybark is a beautifully coloured timber that is a warm nut brown colour and brings a lovely natural appeal to your home. It is one of the most attractive flooring timbers for a home.

What does stringybark timber look like?

Yellow stringybark features a yellow to yellowish brown heartwood, with paler sapwood. Its grain is medium to fine, and is mainly straight but sometimes interlocked. Gum veins and bug holes are common. ... When appropriately kiln-dried, yellow stringybark may be used as a structural timber.

Is stringybark a hardwood?

Breadcrumb. White stringybark is an Australian native hardwood species. Its timber products are suitable for a wide range of applications, from general building to wharf and bridge construction, boat building, outdoor furniture and turnery.