Many of the traditional period home verandah builders chose jarrah floorboards which has now lasted for many years.
​Jarrah is a type of hardwood that is native to Western Australia, and it is known for its durability and resistance to rot and decay.
One of the benefits of using jarrah for verandah floorboards is that it is a strong and stable material. It is able to withstand the weight of furniture and foot traffic, and it is resistant to cracking and splitting. Jarrah is also resistant to insect damage, making it a good choice for outdoor spaces.
In addition to its practical benefits, jarrah is also a visually appealing material. It has a rich, reddish-brown colour that can add warmth and character to any space. The grain of the wood is also distinctive, with a straight, even pattern that adds visual interest.
We install new jarrah floorboards to period home verandahs and also repair, restore and replace damaged sections of jarrah flooring to period home verandahs
Once installed, jarrah verandah floorboards require regular maintenance applying a protective finish of oil or timber stain to prevent weathering and fading.
Verandah jarrah floorboards are a durable and attractive choice for outdoor spaces. They require some maintenance to keep them looking their best, but they are a long-lasting and visually appealing option that can add value and character to any home.