JARRAH FLOORBOARDS

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Solid Hardwood timber flooring has three suitable installation methods to choose from Direct stick to plywood, Direct stick to concrete and Direct stick to particleboard. The methods listed below include the required labour and accessories to complete the work and any additional work can be chosen below.

*PLEASE NOTE- Onsite services are only available in Victoria*

  • Accessories Inclusions
  • Plywood 12mm and accessories
  • Rapid-Stick MS polymer flooring adhesive
  • Polyurethane gloss coating
  • Manufacturer’s product warranty
  • Labour Inclusions
  • Moisture test timber and substrate
  • Undercut door jambs (When required)
  • Installation plywood
  • Installation floor trowel glued
  • Sand and Polish 3 coat system
  • Putty butt joints and nail holes
  • Workmanship warranty
  • Accessories Inclusions
  • Moi-Stick moisture barrier
  • Rapid-Stick MS polymer flooring adhesive
  • Polyurethane gloss coating
  • Manufacturer’s product warranty
  • Labour Inclusions
  • Moisture test timber and substrate
  • Undercut door jambs (When required)
  • Application moisture barrier
  • Installation floor trowel glued
  • Sand and Polish 3 coat system
  • Putty butt joints and holes
  • Workmanship warranty
  • Accessories Inclusions
  • Rapid-Stick MS polymer flooring adhesive
  • Polyurethane gloss coating
  • Manufacturer’s product warranty
  • Labour Inclusions
  • Moisture test timber and substrate
  • Undercut door jambs (When required)
  • Installation floor trowel glued
  • Sand and Polish 3 coat system
  • Putty butt joints and nail holes
  • Workmanship warranty

include 6% waste

From $111.32

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Jarrah wood flooring is a premium hardwood option that offers an exceptional balance of durability, beauty, and longevity. Sourced from the Eucalyptus marginata tree, which is native to Western Australia, jarrah timber flooring is known for its rich, deep red hues that darken over time, enhancing its natural aesthetic appeal. This hardwood is highly regarded for its structural integrity, making it a sought-after choice for both residential and commercial spaces.

Renowned for its versatility, durability and strength used in a wide range of interior and exterior applications, Jarrah reflects the hues of the Western Australian landscape.

If you want a floor with genuine presence, a jarrah timber floor is hard to beat. Grown slowly across Western Australia's forests, jarrah (Eucalyptus marginata) is one of Australia's most celebrated hardwoods, prized for its deep red-brown colour, tight interlocked grain, and reputation for outlasting almost anything you put underfoot. 

At Victorian Designer Floors, we've been supplying and installing jarrah timber flooring to Melbourne homes and businesses since 2002, and it remains one of our most requested native hardwoods for good reason.

Whether you're restoring a period Victorian terrace or fitting out a busy commercial space, jarrah wood flooring brings a rare combination of strength, warmth and character that's built to last.

Why Choose Jarrah Wood Flooring?

Exceptional Hardness

With a Janka rating of around 8.5 kN, jarrah wood floors rank among the hardest timbers used in Australian flooring. That density translates into real-world performance, with dents, scuffs and heavy foot traffic barely leave a mark.

Rich, Evolving Colour

Fresh jarrah floorboards start out warm reddish-brown and deepen into a darker, richer burgundy as they age and are exposed to natural light. No two floors look quite the same, thanks to jarrah's natural gum veins, streaks and interlocked grain.

Termite and Rot Resistance

Jarrah has a natural resistance to termites and decay that few other timbers can match, giving you extra peace of mind, particularly in older homes or areas with a known history of termites.

Temperature Stability

While no solid timber is entirely immune to movement, jarrah's density makes it less prone to warping or swelling than softer species, which suits Melbourne's shifting seasonal humidity.

Low Maintenance

A well-finished jarrah floor needs little more than regular sweeping and occasional refinishing to stay looking its best for decades. It can also be sanded back and recoated multiple times over its life.

Where Jarrah Flooring Performs Best

Thanks to its hardness and rich tone, jarrah timber flooring suits a wide range of spaces:

  • Heritage and period homes: Jarrah's deep, traditional colour palette is a natural fit for Victorian and Edwardian-era properties looking to stay true to character.
  • High-traffic living areas: Hallways, living rooms and open-plan zones benefit from jarrah's resistance to wear.
  • Commercial and retail fitouts: Cafes, boutiques, and offices choose jarrah floorboards for their durability in high-traffic areas without sacrificing a premium look.
  • Luxury and statement interiors: For homeowners wanting a bold, sophisticated floor with genuine grain character, jarrah delivers real visual impact.

Multiple Options For Jarrah Floorboards in Melbourne

We supply jarrah floorboards in a range of widths, thicknesses and grades, from Prime grade (a cleaner, more uniform look with minimal feature) through to Standard/Medium Feature grade (showcasing more of jarrah's natural gum veins, pockets and character). Boards can be supplied raw for on-site sanding and sealing, or pre-finished for a faster turnaround.

Jarrah can also be installed as solid tongue-and-groove flooring, direct-stuck over plywood, particleboard or concrete. Our team will recommend the right build-up based on your subfloor and site conditions.

If jarrah isn't quite the look or budget you're after, it's worth comparing it against some of our other native and engineered options:

Why Choose Victorian Designer Floors

  • Over 10,000 flooring projects completed across residential, commercial, retail and educational spaces 
  • Fixed quotes within 24 hours
  • Custom samples so you can see and feel the timber before committing
  • Honest advice on the grade, width and installation method that suits your space and budget

Ready to get started? Request a free sample, or contact our team today for a fixed quote on your jarrah timber floor.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is jarrah timber flooring?

Jarrah timber flooring is made from Eucalyptus marginata, a hardwood native to Western Australia, known for its deep red-brown colour, natural durability and resistance to termites and rot.

Is jarrah flooring good for high-traffic areas?

Yes, with a Janka hardness rating of around 8.5kN, jarrah wood flooring is one of the toughest timber options available, making it well-suited to hallways, living areas and commercial spaces.

Can jarrah floorboards be installed in Melbourne's climate?

Yes. Jarrah's density makes it more stable than many softer timbers, though like all solid timber it should be properly acclimatised before installation.

What's the difference between Prime and Standard grade jarrah?

Prime grade offers a cleaner, more consistent colour and grain with fewer features, while Standard (Medium Feature) grade shows more natural gum veins, pockets and character — it comes down to personal taste.

How do I maintain a jarrah wood floor?

Regular sweeping or vacuuming, prompt clean-up of spills, felt pads under furniture, and periodic refinishing every several years will keep a jarrah floor looking its best for decades.

Install option Over Plywood 12mm Polyurethane Coating, Over Particleboard Polyurethane Coating, Over Concrete (Glued) Polyurethane Coating
Connection Tongue & Groove
Grade N/A
Thickness N/A
Sheen Raw
Surface Finish Unfinished
Product Type Australian Hardwood
Janka 8.5
Length 900 and longer
Botanical Name Eucalyptus marginata
Origin Australia
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Prime Grade
Also known as Select or AB grade is the highest of the three grades of flooring and would usually have the following characteristics:

Slight colour variation between the boards and more uniform look except for timbers where variation in colour adds to its beauty and is the main feature of the wood. The grain is straighter than in other grades and sometimes the boards have very few, infrequent small knots unless these are specific to the beauty of the timber. Prime grade wooden floors are the most expensive due to the limited supply in the raw material.

Standard Grade (Medium Feature): Flooring in this grade will be moderately featured. Gum veins, gum pockets, insect trails, burls and borer holes, are some of the characteristic’s that will be more prevalent in Standard Grade.