7 Results: New & Used in jarrah slab in Wanneroo Area, WA

Dry rough sawn $5500 m3

x2 Jarrah Slabs (L) 1100mm x (W) 370mm x (D) 55mm

I have approximately 50 sq m of reclaimed jarrah floorboards to install. After removing tiles, we noted 20-30mm of mortar build up in the kitchen which was in poor condition for jarrah flooring. So the mortar was removed and concrete grinding completed. I need the slab built up 20-30mm to match the height of existing jarrah floorboards. Thinking a combination of self levelling compound and ply, but I’m open to suggestions. Based in Morley. Read for work straight away.

Partly sealed. nice size. Excellent condition.

At Workshop87 we create custom sized bread boards, cheese boards and cutting boards to your specifications. We have created them from Australian and exotic hardwoods and softwoods, using Marri, Jarrah, Tuart, Ebonized Jarrah, Norfolk Pine and many more. We can make boards in sizes that are more than a metre long and a metre wide from single slabs of wood, and can incorporate living edge designs, any sort of handle or hanging hole that you desire. The photos show an example of both our oiled and

More then a decade ago Workshop87 was given a series of huge Jarrah tree trunk segments by a tree lopper. For the past 10 years they have seasoned and dried, until they were ready to be used as furniture. We took a huge chunk of Jarrah that has an asymmetrical length, and made it into a flat topped block, ready for a thick slab of glass. We have topped it with a very thick, very safe piece of glass that is almost 20mm thick with polished edges Amd corners and a fantastic bevel. The glass is 650

With the dark and mysterious colouring of Black Walnut, this coffee table from Workshop87 uses the beauty of ebonised Jarrah to create a dignified and very adult coffee table. Workshop87 has noticed that in the past 6 months tastes have started to swing back towards dark woods, and one of the darkest woods you can get is ebonized Jarrah. Jarrah, as a red wood, is full of a compound called tannin. Tannin reacts with metal. If you have ever seen Jarrah with dark marks where a nail used to be, tha

Norfolk pine has traditionally been used for chopping blocks in Australia since the 1800s. The end grain of Norfolk pine is incredibly strong, with the branch cross grains being similarly dense and resistant to wear. This chopping board is a solid 100mm thick, and is solid end grain, with the traditional star pattern that comes from a well cut slab. The board is 500mm across, and is set on 4 small rubber feet to make the board suitable for use on a bench or table. The board has been sanded to a

This very large bread or cheese board has been made from a century old tree that was cut down more than a decade ago in the Swan Valley. The tree was a huge Jarrah tree that was then allowed to dry naturally for 10 years before being slabbed in 2016. This board has been crafted from one of those slabs. The board is a hefty 50mm thick, with a rounded form that stands more than 450mm tall and more that 320mm wide. The wood has been sanded to a silky smooth texture before being treated with a vine

All professionally removed. 1950’s brick house being carefully salvaged. Look at the photos. Solar power system includes roof panels. Staircase $200 ono. HWS solar system. 2” jarrah T&G floorboards. 6x2 jarrah beams. Garage door. Concrete slabs. AIRCONDITIONER. Modern Kitchen. Jarrah 3x1 1/2”. Lots of roofing tin. Patio gable frames. Red and creme pavers.