Jarrah, (scientific name: Eucalyptus Marginata), is a hard-wood timber species native to South Western Australia. It is very heavy, even for a hardwood, with an air-dry density of 820kg per cubed meter. In comparison River Banksia has an air-dry density of 560kg per cubic metre. As well as being used in the construction industry, jarrah, also known as Swan River Mahogany, is used to make beautiful quality furniture.

Natural feature grade Jarrah

We enjoy working with natural feature grade jarrah which provides an eye catching finish. Click on the image to see a larger picture of this sideboard - the draws and doors of which are built with natural feature grade jarrah. More images can be found by clicking on "furniture" on the menu.

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