Handle of stabilized Jarrah magnifying glass (Eucalyptus marginata) pearly blue resin

Characteristics

• Botanical name : Eucalyptus marginata Donn. ex Sm.

• Average density : 0.82 (at 12 % humidity)

• Finishing : Difficult (filler-porage recommended)

• Colour : Brown redto dark brown

• Origin : Oceania, mainly Australia

Uses of Jarrah

Jarrah is prized for its durability and beauty, making it ideal for a variety of craft and industrial uses.

• Very hard wood: Its high density makes it perfect for work requiring great strength.

• Finishing: Although difficult to finish, the result is well worth the effort. A filler is recommended to obtain a smooth, uniform surface.

Available variants

We offer two jarrah variants: stabilised jarrah and natural jarrah, each with its own unique characteristics.

Jarrah Stabilized:

• MBR stabilisation: We have stabilised burl jarrah using our exclusive MBR (hybrid wood) method to fill the holes often found in this species. The result is a material that is both aesthetically pleasing and functional.

• Unique aesthetics: Each stabilised piece is a real painting, ready to inspire your creations.

Natural Jarrah :

• Ultra Limited Series: We have discovered a very old stock of burl jarrah, rare and flawless. These pieces are exceptionally large and available in very limited quantities.

• Unique opportunity: Don't miss this rare chance to acquire such a precious and hard-to-find material.

Advantages of Jarrah Stabilized and Natural

Jarrah, whether stabilised or natural, offers a combination of beauty and strength. MBR stabilisation fills in natural imperfections, providing a ready-to-use material for high-end craft creations. The natural jarrah, available in a limited series, offers unrivalled authenticity and rarity.

Jarrah is an exceptional wood for craftspeople looking for a durable and aesthetically unique material. Whether you opt for the stabilised or natural version, you'll have a superior quality wood, ideal for your most demanding projects.