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Blackbutt Timber Flooring
Light, warm and versatile, Blackbutt brings a clean Australian hardwood look with excellent durability.
Jarrah timber flooring brings the rich colour, strength and character of one of Western Australia's most iconic hardwoods into your home.
Known for its deep red, brown and burgundy tones, distinctive natural grain and exceptional durability, Jarrah creates a warm and timeless foundation for both traditional and contemporary interiors.
Lifewood's Jarrah flooring combines genuine Australian hardwood with our patented Stabilised Solid® technology, creating a premium timber floor designed for stability, durability and long-term performance.
Marri Timber Flooring 180mm
Project: Bowen
Jarrah is more than just a durable hardwood. Its deep red tones, natural grain and strong connection to Western Australia give it a character that makes a floor feel distinctly Australian.
Its natural colour creates warmth throughout a room, while its density and hardness make it suitable for busy residential spaces.
Benefits include:
Discover the timeless beauty of Western Australian Jarrah, enhanced by Lifewood's patented Stabilised Solid® technology for improved stability, durability and lasting performance.
Jarrah is recognised for its deep red and brown colour palette, distinctive natural grain and ability to develop greater depth and character as it ages.
For homeowners looking for a genuine Australian hardwood with a strong sense of place, Jarrah offers a combination of natural beauty and everyday durability that is difficult to replicate.
At Lifewood, we supply and install Jarrah timber flooring in Perth, helping homeowners create warm, character-filled interiors using one of Western Australia's most iconic native timbers.
Whether you're restoring a traditional home or creating a contemporary space, Jarrah provides a timeless natural foundation that can complement a wide range of interior styles.
Every floorboard is manufactured using our world-first, patented Stabilised Solid® technology.
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Thinking about installing Jarrah timber flooring? Here are answers to some of the most common questions about this iconic Western Australian hardwood, including appearance, durability, installation, maintenance and suitability for Perth homes.
Jarrah is known for its rich red and brown colour, distinctive grain and strong connection to Western Australia. Its natural colour variation and ability to develop a deeper patina over time give it a timeless character.
Jarrah typically features rich red, brown and burgundy tones, although individual boards can vary from deeper red shades to warmer brown and lighter tones. Natural grain variation adds further character to the floor.
Yes. Jarrah has an approximate Janka hardness rating of 8.5 kN, making it a durable Australian hardwood suitable for everyday residential use and high-traffic areas.
Yes. Jarrah is a Western Australian hardwood and Lifewood's Stabilised Solid® construction is designed to provide greater dimensional stability than conventional solid timber flooring.
Jarrah's hardness and durability make it suitable for busy households. As with any timber floor, furniture protection, regular cleaning and prompt removal of spills will help maintain the finish.
Yes. Lifewood Jarrah flooring uses genuine Jarrah timber rather than a printed decorative surface. The Stabilised Solid® construction is designed to retain the natural appearance and feel of real hardwood.
Stabilised Solid® is Lifewood's patented flooring technology designed to improve the dimensional stability of genuine timber flooring. It combines real timber with a stabilised construction to help reduce movement associated with traditional solid timber.
Lifewood's Stabilised Solid® construction is designed to combine the natural beauty of genuine timber with the dimensional stability of an engineered construction. It retains the authentic timber surface and character of Jarrah.
Jarrah has an approximate Janka hardness rating of 8.5 kN. This places it among the durable Australian hardwoods commonly used for residential flooring.
Yes. Like many natural hardwoods, Jarrah can develop a deeper and richer appearance over time as it is exposed to light and normal environmental conditions. This natural ageing contributes to its character and patina.
Sweep or vacuum regularly to remove dirt and grit. For deeper cleaning, use a slightly damp mop with a suitable timber-floor cleaner. Avoid excessive water, steam mops and harsh chemicals that may damage the protective finish.
Lifewood's Stabilised Solid® Jarrah flooring can be refinished depending on the remaining timber surface and condition of the floor. The number of future refinishes depends on the wear layer and the amount removed during each sanding.
Lifewood Marri flooring uses a tongue-and-groove system and is installed using a direct-stick installation method.
Lifewood provides a lifetime warranty on eligible flooring products. Speak with the Lifewood team for the current warranty terms and conditions applicable to your selected Jarrah flooring.
Looking for a different colour, grain or character? Explore our range of premium Australian hardwood timber flooring and find the right option for your home.
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Light, warm and versatile, Blackbutt brings a clean Australian hardwood look with excellent durability.

Known for its distinctive grain, natural colour variation and exceptional hardness, Spotted Gum makes a strong statement.

With natural honey, cream and rich brown tones, distinctive gum veins and varied grain patterns, every Marri floor has its own unique character.
| Species | Jarrah |
| Hardness | 8.5kN |
| Thickness | 15MM |
| Width | 130MM - 180MM |
| Lengths | Up to 2.2 metres |
| Nosing Length | 2.2 metres |
| Beading Length | 2 metres |
| Grade | Classic |
| System | Tongue & Groove |
| Structure | Stabilised Solid® |
| Finish | Semi-Gloss or Satin Lacquer |
| Installation Method | Direct Stick |
See Marri timber flooring in person and experience the natural colour variation, distinctive gum veins and texture of genuine Australian hardwood.
Walk across full-size flooring displays, compare finishes and see how different Marri boards look under real showroom lighting.
Visit us at:
1/18 Hector Street West, Osborne Park WA 6017

Jarrah is best known for its rich red colour, but its natural appearance can vary from deep red and burgundy through to warmer brown and lighter honey tones.
The grain can range from relatively straight to more expressive patterns, giving each board its own natural character.
As Jarrah ages, its colour can develop greater depth and warmth, creating a natural patina that adds to its timeless appeal.
This colour variation makes Jarrah particularly effective when used as a feature floor. It provides warmth and contrast without relying on stains or printed patterns.
For homeowners who want a floor with a strong Australian identity, Jarrah's natural colour and grain are difficult to replicate with synthetic alternatives.
Jarrah has been part of Western Australia's architectural and design history for generations.
Its rich red and brown tones bring warmth and depth into a room, while natural grain variation ensures that every floor has its own character.
Over time, Jarrah can develop an even richer patina, allowing the floor to mature naturally with the home.
It is this combination of colour, durability and heritage that makes Jarrah more than simply a flooring material.
It is a distinctly Australian hardwood with a timeless connection to Western Australi

Planning a new timber floor? Our Price Guide gives you an overview of Lifewood's premium flooring range and helps you compare Australian hardwoods, European Oak and American Black Walnut.
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