Flow Kitchens
Timber Supplies in Taree
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Taree Timber Supplies
From major builds to weekend repairs, having the right timber on hand makes the job smoother and the results stronger. At Flow Kitchens, we supply a practical range of timber supplies in Taree — everything from framing timber and battens to decking boards and finishing lengths. Whether you’re building something new or fixing up what’s already there, we can help you find timber that suits the job and stands up to local conditions.
We also stock a range of building supplies including recycled hardwood for clients who want something with character, strength and a smaller environmental footprint. And if you’re building outdoors, our hardwood decking is a popular choice for good reason — it’s strong, durable and easy to work with.
No guessing, no fuss. Just honest advice, dependable supply and the kind of service you only get from locals who understand what you’re building. Call Flow Kitchens on (02) 6557 8100 to find out more.
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The Right Timber, Right Now
When it comes to timber, you want materials that are straight, strong and ready to work with — no warps, no guesswork. At Flow Kitchens, we keep it simple. Good timber, fair advice and the kind of service that doesn’t waste your time.
- Straightforward, Reliable Supply:
We stock what locals actually use — just solid timber ready to go.
- No Pallet Loads Required:
Need a few lengths for a job? No problem. We’re happy to help.
- Built for Local Conditions:
Our stock suits the coast, the climate and the way Aussies build and renovate.
- We’ll Talk You Through It:
Not sure what size, species or finish you need? We’ll help you figure it out.
- One Stop for More: Don’t forget we also supply kitchens, windows, doors and recycled materials.
You don’t need to overthink it. Come in, grab what you need, and get on with the job — we’ll make it easy.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What’s the best timber for outdoor use?
The best timber for outdoor use is durable hardwood — especially species rated Class 1 or Class 2 for durability in Australian conditions. Common options include spotted gum, ironbark, blackbutt and merbau. These timbers are naturally resistant to rot, termites and weather exposure, making them ideal for decking, pergolas and fencing. Treated pine can also be used outdoors but needs regular maintenance and is more prone to movement. Always choose timber that suits your climate and intended use, and apply proper finishes like oil or sealant to extend its lifespan.
Can I use recycled timber for structural projects?
Recycled timber can be used for structural projects — but only if it has been properly inspected, graded and approved. Many recycled hardwoods are stronger and denser than new timber, but they may contain old nails, bolt holes or internal cracks that weaken the integrity. For load-bearing applications, it’s essential to use timber that has been re-certified by a qualified professional or sold through a supplier that verifies its structural grade. For non-structural elements like cladding, beams or decorative work, recycled timber is a great sustainable option with loads of character.
How is timber graded in Australia?
In Australia, timber is graded based on strength and appearance. Structural grading assesses the timber’s load-bearing capacity and is divided into stress grades such as F5, F7 or MGP10 — higher numbers indicate stronger timber. This grading is usually stamped on the timber itself. Appearance grading, on the other hand, looks at surface quality, knots, grain and blemishes, and is often used for visible applications like flooring or panelling. Timber can be machine-graded or visually graded by trained inspectors. When buying, make sure you’re choosing the right grade for your project’s requirements.
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