Joinery Species "B"
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BALAU
Botanical Name: Shorea\n\nThe heartwood is yellowish-brown and the sapwood is distinctly paler.
BALUA RED
Botanical Name: Shorea\n\nThe heartwood is red-brown to purple-brown. The sapwood is distinctly paler.
BEECH, EUROPEAN – STEAMED
Botanical Name: Fagus sylvatica\n\nThis species is naturally a pinkish-brown to a reddish-brown.
BEECH, EUROPEAN – UNSTEAMED
Botanical Name: Fagus sylvatica\n\nThis species is naturally a pinkish-brown to a reddish-brown.
BEECH, SILVER
Botanical Name: Nothofagus menziesii\n\nThe sapwood is a light pinkish grey and the heartwood pinkish brown. \n
BEECH, WHITE
Botanical Name: Gmelina fasciculiflora\n\nThe heartwood ranges from pale straw to light grey-brown. There is no noticeable colour difference between sapwood and heartwood.
BIRCH, EUROPEAN
Botanical Name: Betula pendula\n\nThis timber is cream to white biscuit in colour.
BLACKBEAN
Botanical Name: Castanospermum australe\n\nThe heartwood ranges from dark brown to chocolate shades deepening almost too black; sometimes streaked with lighter coloured bands. The sapwood is white to yellow in colour.
BLACKBUTT\N
Botanical Name: Eucalyptus pilularis\n\nThe heartwood is pale brown with a faint tinge of pink when freshly cut. Sometimes the sapwood is indistinguishable from the heartwood but usually is slightly paler in colour. \n
BLACKBUTT, NEW ENGLAND
Botanical Name: Eucalyptus campanulat; Eucalyptus andrewsii\n\nThe material is very similar in appearance and properties to Blackbutt (E. Pilularis). The colour ranges from pale browns to straw blondes. \n
BLACKDOWN STRINGYBARK
Botanical Name: Eucalyptus sphaerocarpa\n\nThe heartwood is brownish in colour, while the sapwood is somewhat paler.
BLACK WALNUT, AMERICAN
Botanical Name: Juglans Nigra\n\nThis timber species colour is a rich dark brown to purplish-black.
BLACKWOOD, AFRICAN
Botanical Name: Dalbergia melanoxylon\n\nThis species is dark purple brown with black streaks which predominate, giving an almost black appearance. \n
BLACKWOOD, TASMANIAN
Botanical Name: Acacia melanoxylon\n\nHeartwood is light brown to dark brown with occasional red tinting. Sapwood is straw coloured.
BLOODWOOD, RED
Botanical Name: Eucalyptus gummifera\n\nThe heartwood is dark pink, deep red to red-brown, often with an abundance of kino veins. Sapwood is pale pink to light brown.
BLUE GUM – SOUTHERN
Botanical Name: Eucalyptus Globulus\n\nThe heartwood is pale brown sometimes with a pink tinge, while the sapwood is paler but not always distinguishable.
BLUE GUM – SYDNEY
Botanical Name: Eucalyptus saligna\n\nThe heartwood colour ranges from dark pink to reddish brown. The sapwood is typically distinctly paler in colour.
BLUSH ALDER
Botanical Name: Sloanea australis\n\nHeartwood usually ink to reddish-brown with some distinction between heartwood and sapwood
BLUSH WALNUT
Botanical Name: Beilschmiedia obtusifolia\n\nThe heartwood is yellowish-brown to blush pink in hue, while the sapwood is paler.
BOLLYWOOD/BOXWOOD
Botanical Name: Litsea glutinosa\n\nThe heartwood varies from light cream to pale straw and normally there is no marked colour variation between sapwood and heartwood.
BOX, BRUSH
Botanical Name: Lophostemon confertus\n\nThe heartwood ranges from pink-brown to red-brown but is often very variable between trees. The sapwood is usually slightly paler in colour.
BOX, GREY
Botanical Name: Eucalyptus moluccana\n\nThe heartwood is usually pale brown but sometimes yellowish in colour. Sapwood is usually distinct and lighter in colour. \n
BRAZILIAN WALNUT
Botanical Name: Tabebuia, spp\n\nBrazilian Walnut is a striking exotic species which ranges from olive brown to blackish in colour. Its ratings for harness and durability are among the highest of all timber worldwide.
BRIGALOW
Botanical Name: Acacia harpophylla\n\nThe heartwood varies from dark reddish-brown to, more commonly, dark brown. Sapwood is thin, yellow and quite distinct.
BROWN PINE
Botanical Name: Podocarpus elatus\n\nThe heartwood ranges from light brown to brown but can be yellowish-brown in older trees. There is no distinct colour difference between sapwood and heartwood.
BROWN SALWOOD
Botanical Name: Acacia aulacocarpa\n\nThe heartwood varies from light brown to brown, often streaked with darker markings. Sapwood creamy-white to pale brown.
BURMESE TEAK
Botanical Name: Tectona grandis\n\nThe heartwood is generally golden brown but varies from grey-brown to red-brown. Longitudinal streaks are often present due to the ring-porous structure of teak. Sapwood is well demarcated, being pale yellow in colour.
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