Australian Cypress SOLID hardwood flooring - Our Happy Outback Girl
  • ​​We supply pre-finished and unfinished Solid, and pre-finished Engineered Australian Cypress flooring in a variety of widths
  • Kiln dried​
  • ​New customers minimum order 400 sq ft.​​ (No exceptions.)
PRE-FINISHED Australian Cypress flooring
Satin finish. Natural color. Micro-bevelled on all four face edges. T&G, EM.
​11" - 88" long. Prices (opens new window).
UNFINISHED Australian Cypress solid flooring
Natural Color. Straight cut face on all four sides. T&G, EM.
​11" - 84" long. Call for prices.
  • 3-1/4" x 3/4"
  • 4-1/4" x 3/4"
  • 5-1/4" x 3/4"
  • 6-1/4" x 3/4"
  • ​7-1/4" x 3/4"​

Full Info  www.australiancypress.com/


​Species Info - "Happy Outback Girl"

The Species - Callitris Glauca: Australian Cypress is a relatively small trunk tree that is native to inland Australia, in areas of New South wales and Southern Queensland. The beauty of Australian Cypress flooring springs from its tough upbringing. In fact, this prom queen comes from a tough neighborhood: the areas where Australian Cypress grows have only moderate to low rainfall, and it is the low rainfall and harsh conditions surrounding it that make Australian Cypress quite a slender tree, with dense, knotty wood as a result of those conditions. 

The Wood: Over the past 25 - 30 years, Australian Cypress flooring has achieved considerable popularity in the USA, due to is striking appearance and durability. Noted for its dark knots, golden heartwood, and creamy sapwood, this durable, dense wood also has good nail holding ability, and termite resistance. 

Due to the comparatively small girth of Australian Cypress trees, the maximum width of flooring is typically 7-1/4". The girth of the  tree does not yield anything wider.

Hardness: Janka rating - 1,375.
​For extensive details about all our Australian Cypress flooring, use these links.
East Coast: Australian Cypress . com
West Coast: Australian Cypress . US

​OTHER AUSTRALIAN FLOORING: ​Australian "Koa", Brushbox, Jarrah,  ​Red Iron Bark, Australian Spotted Gum, Sydney Blue Gum, ​Tasmanian Oak