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    Default Red Cedar and Rosewood delivery (plus)

    Mal from Boutique timbers will be delivering to Sydney/Newcastle/ Central Coast 28 Oct and also November.
    Time to make that special XMAS present?
    Red cedar from $2000/cube (no need to order that amount however, small orders can be collected from Greenwich)
    Dark Gloucester cedar $3000/c
    boards and slabs, coffee tables, 4x4, 3x3 etc.
    Rosewood $2500-3000/cube
    Other timber:
    Red River gum slabs (>1.2 m wide)
    Jarrah Slabs (up to 1.2 m wide)
    White beech
    Huon pine
    Tas Myrtle slabs
    Tas and N Qld Blackwood, boards, slabs
    Mackay Cedar. Boards and slabs
    Silky. Burl slices and burls in jarrah, red gum, blacknut, coolibah and more
    call Mal on 0265 858296 after 7.00 pm to discuss any requirements.
    Regards
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    Greg,
    Throw a few prices at us for those Tassie timbers???

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    Default Pricing

    Will do, also for camphor laurel as well..... soon as I can get hold of him, he's gone north to collect another load of red cedar.
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    Greg

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    Default Pricing

    River red gum slabs $3000/cube
    Jarrah slabs $3000/cube
    White Beech. $3000/cube
    Huon Pine $3500/cube
    Myrtle slabs $3000/cube
    Tas blackwood boards $2100/cube
    Mackay cedar slabs/boards $2500-3000/cube
    Silky Oak $1600/cube
    Camphor $1600/cube
    Regards
    Greg

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    cheers!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Greg Ward
    River red gum slabs $3000/cube
    Jarrah slabs $3000/cube
    White Beech. $3000/cube
    Huon Pine $3500/cube
    Myrtle slabs $3000/cube
    Tas blackwood boards $2100/cube
    Mackay cedar slabs/boards $2500-3000/cube
    Silky Oak $1600/cube
    Camphor $1600/cube
    Regards
    Greg
    What species of Oak is it? & What are you calling NQ Blackwood?
    Cheers

    Major Panic

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    Default Silky Oak

    Silky Oak is gravillia robusta (escuse spelling)

    N Qld blackwood is acacia melanoxyn (spellingagain)

    Same species I understand as Tas blackwood. It just grows better in certain environments. Along the creeks in N NSW, it is common as well, but rarely gets to any size before the grubs get to it, on the highlands on the Gt Divide, it grows OK, but in the moist cool areas of N Qld, it is once again a tree that provides good wood.

    That's my understanding anyway.
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    Last edited by Greg Ward; 19th October 2005 at 08:11 AM. Reason: spelling

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    mm didnt know that blackwood grew well up north....is there much of it...?

    cheeeeeeeeers

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    Default N Qld Blackwood

    We've processed several large logs, as part of loads from N Qld, over the last 12 months. The processed slabs are almost indistinguishable from the Tas variety, I think it is common on the scrub edges, but needs cool moist areas to grow into good timber.
    I have also seen some processed boards from N NSW, and they were almost a brown/purple colour: having said that, you get a variety from Tasmania, with some logs cutting up light, almost white, and others dark, which is the sought after colour.
    I don't have much knowledge however about its availability from N Qld, perhaps someone else can comment?
    Regards
    Greg

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