A wooden wall with colorful pillows arranged on a built-in bench.

Victorian Ash

Close-up of a light wood surface with visible grain and a small crack.

Eucalyptus regnans

Victorian Ash is an Australian native hardwood characterised by its consistent colour, straight grain, and high strength and durability. This timber is highly suitable for flooring, interior panelling, furniture, and framing.

Colour

Victorian ash can range from a pale pink to pale yellow or brownish colour. Gum streaks are also a common appearance feature.

Strength

Victorian ash is used as high-strength framing timber in Australia. It is strong and stable and offers good all-round workability. It is an ideal timber for internal applications and furniture.

Durability

Untreated Victorian Ash has in-ground durability of up to 5 years, and moderate 7–15-year durability above ground in exterior environments.

Finish

Victorian Ash can be untreated, or light stains, oils, and paints will provide extended preservation of timber.

  • A modern room with Summerhill Timbers victorian ash wooden walls, ceiling, and floor, featuring a black door with vertical wooden slats, a countertop with a sink on the right, and a ceiling-mounted black light fixture.
  • Indoor hallway with wooden ceiling beams, Summerhill Timbers victorian ash hardwood panelling and black elevation signboards labeled C and B.
  • A living room with Summerhill timbers victorian ash wooden flooring, a glass sliding door leading to an outdoor balcony with greenery, a dining table with six chairs, and curtains on the sides.
  • Close-up of Summerhill Timbers victorian ash timber ceiling with a black-framed glass door or window on the right side.
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