There is nothing better than solid hardwood skirting and architrave to deliver an ever-stylish, durable, and quality finish to a home. Tasmania's unique environment and climatic conditions yields a durable and beautiful blonde timber that is perfect for skirting and architrave finishes. Not only does it look stunning in your home, but it stays looking stunning for a lifetime. In its natural form (albeit lightly oiled), Tasmanian oak's pale blonde tones, simplistic grain, and smooth finish make it the perfect choice for a range of interior styles. In addition to its natural beauty, Tasmanian Oak is unrivaled in its ability to be stained almost any colour imaginable, providing a superb choice for colour matching to suit any interior colour scheme. NSFP's Tasmanian oak bullnose skirting and architrave profile is designed with simplicity in mind to match just about any interior style. Our boards are made from the highest quality 'Select' grade timber, and are precision machined to a smooth surface for ease of finishing. Our unique long length boards (up to 5.4 metres) are perfect for minimising joins in large rooms to create a high quality and stylish finish. You can view our full range of Tasmanian oak skirting and architrave boards, here, on the Bunnings website or alternatively asks at the 'Special Orders' desk in any Bunnings' store.
There is nothing better than solid hardwood skirting and architrave to deliver an ever-stylish, durable, and quality finish to a home. Tasmania's unique environment and climatic conditions yields a durable and beautiful blonde timber that is perfect for skirting and architrave finishes. Not only does it look stunning in your home, but it stays looking stunning for a lifetime. In its natural form (albeit lightly oiled), Tasmanian oak's pale blonde tones, simplistic grain, and smooth finish make it the perfect choice for a range of interior styles. In addition to its natural beauty, Tasmanian Oak is unrivaled in its ability to be stained almost any colour imaginable, providing a superb choice for colour matching to suit any interior colour scheme. NSFP's Tasmanian oak bullnose skirting and architrave profile is designed with simplicity in mind to match just about any interior style. Our boards are made from the highest quality 'Select' grade timber, and are precision machined to a smooth surface for ease of finishing. Our unique long length boards (up to 5.4 metres) are perfect for minimising joins in large rooms to create a high quality and stylish finish. You can view our full range of Tasmanian oak skirting and architrave boards, here, on the Bunnings website or alternatively asks at the 'Special Orders' desk in any Bunnings' store.
There is nothing better than solid hardwood skirting and architrave to deliver an ever-stylish, durable, and quality finish to a home. Tasmania's unique environment and climatic conditions yields a durable and beautiful blonde timber that is perfect for skirting and architrave finishes. Not only does it look stunning in your home, but it stays looking stunning for a lifetime. In its natural form (albeit lightly oiled), Tasmanian oak's pale blonde tones, simplistic grain, and smooth finish make it the perfect choice for a range of interior styles. In addition to its natural beauty, Tasmanian Oak is unrivaled in its ability to be stained almost any colour imaginable, providing a superb choice for colour matching to suit any interior colour scheme. NSFP's Tasmanian oak bullnose skirting and architrave profile is designed with simplicity in mind to match just about any interior style. Our boards are made from the highest quality 'Select' grade timber, and are precision machined to a smooth surface for ease of finishing. Our unique long length boards (up to 5.4 metres) are perfect for minimising joins in large rooms to create a high quality and stylish finish. You can view our full range of Tasmanian oak skirting and architrave boards, here, on the Bunnings website or alternatively asks at the 'Special Orders' desk in any Bunnings' store.
There is nothing better than solid hardwood skirting and architrave to deliver an ever-stylish, durable, and quality finish to a home. Tasmania's unique environment and climatic conditions yields a durable and beautiful blonde timber that is perfect for skirting and architrave finishes. Not only does it look stunning in your home, but it stays looking stunning for a lifetime. In its natural form (albeit lightly oiled), Tasmanian oak's pale blonde tones, simplistic grain, and smooth finish make it the perfect choice for a range of interior styles. In addition to its natural beauty, Tasmanian Oak is unrivaled in its ability to be stained almost any colour imaginable, providing a superb choice for colour matching to suit any interior colour scheme. NSFP's Tasmanian oak bullnose skirting and architrave profile is designed with simplicity in mind to match just about any interior style. Our boards are made from the highest quality 'Select' grade timber, and are precision machined to a smooth surface for ease of finishing. Our unique long length boards (up to 5.4 metres) are perfect for minimising joins in large rooms to create a high quality and stylish finish. You can view our full range of Tasmanian oak skirting and architrave boards, here, on the Bunnings website or alternatively asks at the 'Special Orders' desk in any Bunnings' store.
Last updated at 03/21/2026 14:56:04
42 x 19mm 2.4m DAR Tasmanian Oak Select
Delivery $50
originally posted on bunnings.com.au
Covered in end splits, shakes, and chips. For a 'high quality' hardwood, it was definitely not high quality. Wasn't even placed on the right shelf.
originally posted on bunnings.com.au
I was disappointed that the DAR timber had a series of significant defects which made it useless for making quality furniture. As I bought it through click and collect and had it cut to fit in my car I was unable to return it.
originally posted on bunnings.com.au
Nothing Wrong with the timber it's the barcode labels - they are almost a permanent fixture.Tried to peel off where possible but they tear and leave paper and glue. Tried water, tried metho - ending up getting most off with sharp chisel and cleaning glue off with metho and then had to sand it to remove glue stain. Did not want to use anything stronger or better for removing glue residue (eucalyptus oil) for fear of staining the timber which would be clear varnished.Memo to Bunnings Management - use removable barcode labels
| Total Weight | 0.6/kg |
| Volume | N/AL |
42 x 19mm 2.4m DAR Tasmanian Oak Select
Delivery $50
Covered in end splits, shakes, and chips. For a 'high quality' hardwood, it was definitely not high quality. Wasn't even placed on the right shelf.
I was disappointed that the DAR timber had a series of significant defects which made it useless for making quality furniture. As I bought it through click and collect and had it cut to fit in my car I was unable to return it.
Nothing Wrong with the timber it's the barcode labels - they are almost a permanent fixture.Tried to peel off where possible but they tear and leave paper and glue. Tried water, tried metho - ending up getting most off with sharp chisel and cleaning glue off with metho and then had to sand it to remove glue stain. Did not want to use anything stronger or better for removing glue residue (eucalyptus oil) for fear of staining the timber which would be clear varnished.Memo to Bunnings Management - use removable barcode labels
I used this outdoors in a roof cable as decorative painted stripes of timber, to replace the pine the builder put there 20 years ago. I expect this stuff will last significantly longer than the pine which really started deteriorating after 12 years.
I consider Tasmanian oak is one of the best, readily available hardwoods (in Australia). I use it for making furniture.I'll exclude merbau because it's as tough as steel; extremely difficult to use for anything but decking, gates and outdoor panels.The quality of the Tassie Oak from the supplier (Porta) is generally excellent.Of course a small percentage will start to bend and twist if it stays on the shelf for too long; I go to the store to select the best plank.
It's tricky with Click and Collect when you buy timber, as you can't select your purchase after inspecting it for yourself. These pieces were labelled 'select' grade, but had sap lines along each piece. This creates a weakness in the timber, and it can shatter when drilled.
The perfect timber for making furniture - doesn’t require any planing, routers well, very smooth hard wearing surface. Found that the timber had been squared properly all around.
Have been using Tassy Oak 42x19 DAR for 3 yrsmaking folding Clothes HORSES.Labels removed with a BBQ scraper and a littleTurls
Like all timber sales, if you select crap timber you get crap timber. Generally the quality of the timber is quite good. I've used Tasmanian oak for a few small projects and I'm quite happy with it.
The three pieces of select grade timber were taped together at pickup and I made the mistake of not inspecting them at the shop. When I got them home one had a machining defect, that looked like a rough gouge from the planing process. I was making picture frames so fortunately I could cut around it. The gouge was about a third of the way along the length and about 150 mm long and very obvious. Note to self, check your purchase.
| Total Weight | 0.6/kg |
| Volume | N/AL |
