​Spotted Gum is a tall tree with a straight trunk, growing on average to 45 metres in height, and is one of the hardest species of commercially grown timber in Australia. Spotted Gum has a smooth, powdery bark which is typically grey to steel blue; often with characteristic patches (or spots). It is a very dense, hard timber, with outstanding resistance and durability. Spotted Gum is predominantly found in open and hinterland forests of Queensland and New South Wales.

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Blonde, tan, brown, green and with occasional splashes of pink and grey combine to provide an incredibly varied flooring option. Gum veins and small knots can be prominent. Narrow plank widths have a tendency to tone down the variation, while our wide board product creates an aesthetic as big and bold as you get in a natural floor covering.