Tasmanian Oak Picture Frame Moulding

Pine moulding fj bevelled 92x11mm 2 7m primed.

Tasmanian oak picture frame moulding.

Porta 12 x 14mm 2 4m tasmanian oak picture frame moulding. Regnans mountain ash is found in wetter sites. Sizes are left to right. Tasmanian oak porta s picture frame mouldings are decorative profiles used to make customised canvas frames.

Call or email today to enquire about your hardwood needs. The climate in tasmania and clean nature of the trees makes it preferable for tasmanian oak millers to focus majority of their cutting pattern on small section sizes such as 16mm 25mm thick. It gives a very matte and very textured look and feel which is also very consistent. We named this moulding after milton wordley one of australia s great photographers and a long standing client of ours.

Porta s range of wooden picture frame profiles give you the opportunity to customise any diy picture framing project. These mouldings range in shape from small quads to thin cover straps to large dowels and decorative edging. This moulding has a thin timber veneer over a sustainable timber body. Window sections door frames cabinetry furniture.

In fact many of the traditional profiles that were used in the magnificent old queenslanders were supplied by finlayson s and are still available today. These are generally suitable for small mouldings flooring lining and. This is what gives tasmanian oak hardwood the larger variation in colour. 03 9701 2777 fax.

This is his fave frame and we love it too. Custom design your own framing profiles with porta s custom moulding service. 43 45 overseas drive noble park vic 3174 ph. The decorative profile is perfect for making your own picture frames.

Porta 15 x 15mm 2 4m tasmanian oak quad moulding. Click here to learn more. Mouldings finlayson s have been producing solid timber mouldings for over 140 years. Tasmanian oak is a hardwood and is generally used internally however it can be used outside if it is painted.

03 9701 2677 e. Obliqua messmate has a wide distribution occurring in wet forests but also extending into drier areas. Delegatensis alpine ash occurs at higher altitudes while e. Tasmanian oak is the name used for three almost identical species of eucalypt hardwoods that are normally marketed collectively.