Jarrah
Latin Name: Eucalyptus marginata
Family: Myrtaceace - The Myrtle family
Other Common Name(s): Western Australian Mahogany
Imported Hardwood
Suitable for Exterior/Interior Use
Interior and Exterior
Uses
Decks, Flooring, Exterior Trim, Interior Trim, Millwork, Mouldings
Distribution
Jarrah grows in narrow region along the coast of southwestern Australia.
General Description: The heartwood is reddish brown and darkens with exposure. The sapwood is paler then the heartwood. Gum veins and pockets are common. The grain is commonly wavy and interlocked, with a fairly coarse grain that is relatively even.
Price Range ($ least expensive, $$$$$ most expensive):
$$$$$
Working Properties
Machining: Poor
Nailing: Poor
Glueing: Poor
Screwing: Poor
Finishing: Poor
Physical Properties
Weight (lbs/BF): 4.167
Specific Gravity: 0.68-0.80
Modulus of Rupture (psi): 9,890-16,200
Modulus of Elasticity (1,000 psi): 1,490-1,890
Side Hardness (lbs): 1915
Additional Information
Pre-boring holes for nailing and screwing is required. It is rarely finished with anything other then a wax or a varnish.
Item Availability
Not currently in stock, but please contact us to inquire about availability.