Recycled Timber colours from Ironwood

The structures that we recycle were built from timbers found in the immediate vicinity, logged without regard to species.

In heavily wooded areas it is also not uncommon that we find trees that have cross pollinated - thus making it extremely difficult to distinguish similar species.

So now, when we recycle these timbers we usually find a range of creams, browns and reds of varying species.

We therefore market our recycled woods as either ‘creams’, ‘browns’ or ‘reds’ - the colours invariably being highly complimentary, as it is usually impossible to sort and sell the timbers by species alone.