Iconic Australian flooring: pre-finished and unfinished solid at Hardwoods USA

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Quick facts about these flooring species

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Australian Cypress flooring - our Happy Outback Girl
~ Species: Callitris Glauca
~ Golden to brown colors with characteristic dark brown knots throughout. A popular flooring favorite in the USA and a beloved flooring found in homes throughout NSW and QLD Australia.
~ Available in varying widths of solid unfinished, solid pre-finished, and engineered pre-finished.
~ Janka hardness 1375.

Picture: Australian Cypress flooring with and with finish. Note the golden color and dark knots.©

Australian Koa flooring (aka Australian Blackwood, Tasmanian Blackwood)
~ Species: Acacia Melanoxylon
~ A high end flooring that is increasingly popular in the USA. Growing in a relatively small geographical distribution area in southeastern Australia, our Australian Koa has all the appealing attributes one can expect: beautiful color, beautiful grain. Its color and grain make it a truly a great alternative to Hawai'ian Koa.
~ Available as 3-1/4" x 3/4" unfinished solid flooring.
~ Janka hardness 1160.

Picture: Australian Koa flooring with and with our finish. Medium to warm browns with curving grain.©

Brush Box flooring (Australian) - Taste of Honey
~ Species: Tristania Conferta
~ Another high end flooring which is treasured for its honey colors and sophisticated grain. It is prized for the elegance it conveys.
~ Available as 3-1/4" x 3/4" unfinished solid flooring.
~ Janka hardness 2135.

Picture: Australian Brush Box flooring with and without finish. Note the fine grain and warm pinkish brown to beige colors.©

Jarrah flooring (Australian) - Rare Prestige
~ Species: Eucaplytus Marginata
~ Now a very rare wood, Jarrah has a fabled history as Australia's ultimate beauty. Definitely a high end flooring that will make your project one of a kind because it will soon be impossible to source this wood ever again.
~ Available as 3-1/4" x 3/4" unfinished solid flooring.
~ Janka hardness 1910.

Picture: Australian Jarrah flooring with and without finish. A vanishing Eucalyptus species with beautiful rich reddish colour with fine even grain. Rare and very sought after.©

Red Iron Bark flooring (Australian) - Fierce Beauty
~ Species: Eucalyptus Sideroxylon; Mugga; Ironbark
~ Red Iron Bark flooring is both beautiful and tough: It is the hardest of the flooring woods in our collection. It is a very convincing substitute for Jarrah and more readily available... some people prefer it for its more subtle reds and people who use it love it!
~ Available as 3-1/4" x 3/4" unfinished solid flooring.
~ Janka hardness 3150.

Picture: Red Iron Bark flooring with and without finish. Our hardest Eucalyptus flooring with beautiful reddish browns and smooth grain make this a prized wood. ©

Spotted Gum flooring (Australian) - an Aussie Icon in the USA
~ Species: Eucalyptus Citriodora, Corymbia Maculata, Lemon-scented Gum, Corymbia Citriodora
~ A true "DinkeyDie" Aussie, Spotted Gum flooring is an iconic favorite for its varied brown and cream colors, and beautiful natural mix of cathedral grain and fiddle back grain.
~ Available as 3-1/4" x 3/4" unfinished solid flooring and various widths of engineered pre-finished.
~ Janka hardness 2473.

Picture: Australian Spotted Gum flooring with and without finish. A Eucalyptus wood loved for its brown through cream colors and mix of cathedral grain and fiddleback grain.©˙

Sydney Blue Gum flooring (Australian) - the Pacific Princess in the USA
~ Species: Eucalyptus Saligna
~ A truly beloved princess of flooring which has appeal in the U.S. Traditionally used in and around Sydney and regional area of NSW, this flooring wood's beautiful even grain and warm rosy colors have fostered its desirability in the U.S.A.
~ Available as 3-1/4" x 3/4" unfinished solid flooring and various widths of engineered pre-finished.
~ Janka hardness 2023.

Picture: Sydney Blue Gum flooring with and without finish. A princess among Eucalyptus woods due to its warm pinkish reds and exquisitely beautiful fine grain.©

Tasmanian Oak flooring (Australian; aka Mountain Ash, Victorian Ash) - Smart Blonde
~ Species: Eucalyptus Regnans
~ This flooring wood is definitely a combination of beauty and smarts: it has a lovely golden-blonde color and even cathedral grain with minimal figuration. It is a favorite in Australia and has become a go-to flooring in the U.S. for people wanting a lighter colored wood that conveys an unobtrusive elegance.
~ Available as 3-1/4" x 3/4" unfinished solid flooring.
~ Janka hardness 1350.

Picture: Tasmanian Oak flooring with and without finish. This blonde Eucalyptus wood also known as Victorian Ash or Mountain ash is prized for the calms. light, Scandinavian appeal of its colors and grain.©

Gallery: Hardwoods USA's Lucky Country collection of solid Australian flooring

Why do we call these Australian hardwoods flooring specialties our "Lucky Country" collection? Australia is known as the Lucky Country, and from the sparking blue oceans at its golden shores, to its amazing red Outback, Australia holds a time-honored mystique of beauty and strength befitting that reputation. Our gorgeous flooring in prized Australian species brings that Lucky Country mystique into your home or workplace.
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Australian Cypress flooring. ©

Australia's "Koa" - Tasmanian Blackwood - has figurative grain and warm honey to brown colors. ©

Australian "Koa" (Blackwood). ©

Brushbox Flooring. ©

Jarrah Flooring - a rare wood. ©

Australian Red Iron Bark has sophisticated reddish-brown colors and is the hardest & most durable. ©.

Red Iron Bark flooring. ©

Australian Spotted Gum has brown tones, some creamy strips, and elegant cathedral grain interspersed with rippling fiddleback grain. ©.

Australian Spotted Gum flooring. ©

Sydney Blue Gum flooring has elegant "pink champagne" colors and even, fine grain. ©.

Australia's Tasmanian Oak has neutral creamy-brown colors and elongated grain. ©

We are always adjusting our flooring inventory and species. Contact us to check what is currently available.

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Picture - Australian Eucalyptus trees & Mountains in the Outback. ©.

Illustrated: Australian Eucalyptus hardwood trees in Outback Australia (NSW).

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