Zircon is natural timber with increased dimensional stability, durability and lifespan as well as enhanced aesthetics. Applications for Zircon are modular wall cladding, fences, gates, doors, window frames, garden furniture and flooring.

Colour     : Light to yellow cream, no contrast between sapwood and heartwood.

Grain       : Straight, fine and uniform

Hardness: 1,500 (50% harder than Burmese teak)

Origin      : South America.

Colour     : Heartwood is creamy white to light reddish brown; sapwood is pale to creamy white.

Grain       : Closed subdued grain, with medium figuring and uniform texture.

Hardness: 1,450 (45% harder than Burmese teak)

Origin      : North America

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Colour      :Heartwood is mostly reddish brown; sapwood is generally pale white.

Grain        : Mostly closed, straight grain, fine, uniform texture.

Hardness : 1300 (30% harder than Burmese teak)

Origin       : North America

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This should be a short description of the product. Our
Timeless Summer collection accentuates fine
craftsmanship. Pairing a tinge of rustic character and
timeless beauty to give your floor a conptemporary yet
casual feel.

This should be a short description of the product. Our
Timeless Summer collection accentuates fine
craftsmanship. Pairing a tinge of rustic character and
timeless beauty to give your floor a conptemporary yet
casual feel.

This should be a short description of the product. Our
Timeless Summer collection accentuates fine
craftsmanship. Pairing a tinge of rustic character and
timeless beauty to give your floor a conptemporary yet
casual feel.

This should be a short description of the product. Our
Timeless Summer collection accentuates fine
craftsmanship. Pairing a tinge of rustic character and
timeless beauty to give your floor a conptemporary yet
casual feel.

Colour      : Heartwood varies from yellow-brown to dark golden brown. Turns rich brown under exposure to sunlight.

Sapwood is a lighter cream colour.

Hardness  : Average of 1000

Origin        : Asia

Colour      : Medium brown; slight contrast between sapwood and heartwood.

Grain        : Fine, straight and uniform

Hardness : 1500 (50% harder than Burmese teak)

Origin       : South America

Colour      : Sapwood is gray-white.

Heartwood is salmon red to orange-brown when fresh and become russet or reddish brown when seasoned.

Often marked  with dark streaks.

Grain        : Mostly interlocked, texture is medium rather than coarse.

Hardness : Average of 2820 (182% harder than Burmese teak)

Origin       : South America

Colour      : Heartwood ranges from a deep, dark brown to a purplish black.

Sapwood is nearly white to tan.

Difference between heartwood and sapwood colour is great; some flooring manufacturers steam lumber to bleed

the darker

heartwood colour into the sapwood, resulting in a more uniform colour.

Grain        : Mostly straight and open, but some boards have curled or curly grain. Arrangement of pores Is similar to hickories and

persimmon, but pores are smaller in size.

Hardness : 1010 (1% harder than Burmese teak)
Origin       : North America