Australian Hardwood Exterior Cladding is renowned for its robustness, natural beauty, and suitability for various climates. Sourced from native Australian trees like Jarrah, Spotted Gum, Blackbutt, and Ironbark, these hardwoods are prized for their durability and resistance to weathering.

H3 treated timber cladding to update the look of your home. Available in a range of colours, you are only limited by your imagination.

IronAsh H3 Cladding – IronAsh is a strong, durable cladding that has H3 treatment for a longer-lasting and better timber to protect your home.

Spotted Gum Cladding – The most sought-after cladding on the market, Spotted Gum is both beautiful and durable. Use as a feature to lift a home or space, or on an entire build. Either way, you’ll be the envy of your neighbours.

Ironbark Cladding – With rich browns and reds, Ironbark is great for cooler climates where warmth is needed. Finishing with oil or traditional varnishes will lift up the tones and keep the finish fresh for longer. Perfect for features around the home, south-facing walls, and where a darker colour is desired.

Silvertop Ash Cladding – With easy installation and a beautiful appearance, Silvertop Ash is a stunning timber that will only get better with age. If you like the classic weatherboard with the silvery colour then this cladding is for you.

A large hardwood grown in the rich soils of the high rainfall areas between Sydney and Cairns. Its known as one of the most difficult timbers to burn in Australia

Australian Turpentine decking refers to a type of decking material made from the timber of the Turpentine tree, native to Australia. Here are some key points about Australian Turpentine decking:

1. Wood Species: Australian Turpentine (Syncarpia glomulifera) is a hardwood species native to the eastern coast of Australia. It is known for its durability, strength, and natural resistance to decay and insect attack.
2. Appearance: The timber of Australian Turpentine has a rich reddish-brown to dark red color, with a fine and even texture. It typically exhibits interlocked grain patterns, which contribute to its distinctive appearance.
3. Durability: It is highly durable and suitable for outdoor applications. It has a Class 1 durability rating according to Australian standards, indicating its ability to withstand exposure to weather, moisture, and insect damage without the need for chemical treatment.

A light pale straw timber that is hardy and versatile. Its colour and suitability for staining make Blackbutt popular for indoor use, but with high natural durability and strength, it’s also great for external & structural use.

Cavity door pockets to suit 2040mm and 2340mm refer to components used in the installation of cavity sliding doors, which are doors that slide into a concealed pocket within the wall rather than swinging open like traditional hinged doors.

• Cavity Door Pockets: These are metal frames or kits designed to create the structural framework within a wall cavity to accommodate a sliding door. They are installed during the construction or renovation phase to allow the door to slide smoothly into and out of the wall pocket.
• Suitability for 2040mm and 2340mm Doors:
  • 2040mm: Refers to standard door height dimensions of 2040mm (approximately 6 feet 8 inches).
  • 2340mm: Refers to taller door height dimensions of 2340mm (approximately 7 feet 8 inches).

  The cavity door pockets are specified to accommodate doors of these heights, ensuring that the pocket is appropriately sized to fit the door and allow for smooth operation.

We have the solution you need, whether you want a sliding door that blends into the background quietly or a feature opening to make a statement.

Cement Australia offers a range of bagged cementitious products designed for various construction, building, and DIY (do-it-yourself) projects. Here are some of the typical bagged products offered by Cement Australia:

General Purpose Cement: This is a versatile cement suitable for a wide range of applications such as concrete, mortar, rendering, and DIY projects.

Builders Cement: Builders cement is a blended cement that typically contains higher proportions of clinker compared to general-purpose cement.

Rapid Set Concrete: This product is a premixed concrete blend designed to set rapidly when mixed with water.

High-Strength Concrete: High-strength concrete mixes are formulated to achieve higher compressive strength compared to standard concrete mixes.

Mortar Mix: Mortar mix is a blend of cement, sand, and additives designed for laying bricks, blocks, and stone in masonry construction.

Sand and Cement Mix: This product combines cement with graded sand to create a pre-mixed mortar suitable for general-purpose applications such as patching, rendering, and bricklaying.

Concrete Mix: Concrete mix is a pre-blended mixture of cement, sand, and aggregate (stones or gravel) that only requires the addition of water.

Hydrated Lime: Hydrated lime is often used in conjunction with cement and sand to create lime mortars or lime renders.

Off-White Cement: Off-white cement is a specialty cement that has a lighter color compared to standard grey cement.

Cement sheet products refer to building materials made primarily from cement, often combined with other materials like cellulose fibres, silica, and additives to enhance specific properties. These products are widely used in construction for their durability, fire resistance, and versatility. Here are some common types of cement sheet products:

1. Fibre Cement Sheets: Fibre cement sheets are composed of cement reinforced with cellulose fibres, typically sourced from wood pulp. This combination results in a strong yet lightweight material that is resistant to rot, fire, moisture, and pests.
2. Cement Board: Cement boards are rigid panels made from a mixture of cement and reinforcing fibres such as fibreglass or cellulose
3. Fibre Cement Siding: Fibre cement siding is a type of cladding material used on the exterior of buildings. It mimics the appearance of wood or masonry siding but offers better durability and resistance to weather conditions.
4. Cement Roofing Sheets: Cement roofing sheets are durable and weather-resistant roofing materials used in residential, commercial, and industrial buildings. They are known for their ability to withstand harsh weather conditions, including wind, rain, and sunlight.
5. Underlayment Board: Cement underlayment boards are used as a substrate for flooring materials such as tiles, vinyl, and hardwood. They provide a stable and smooth surface that helps to prevent cracking and movement of the finished floor covering.

Centre Ecowood Treated Pine Plinth boards 150x25mm 5.4m & 6.0m

It is likely a brand or a specific type of treated pine wood product. Treated pine is a type of timber that has been treated with chemicals to improve its durability and resistance to decay, insects, and weathering. This treatment process involves impregnating the wood with preservatives, typically under pressure, to extend its lifespan and make it suitable for outdoor use and other applications where untreated wood might degrade quickly.

The “Centre Ecowood” part of the name suggests it could be a specific brand or line of treated pines products offered by a company named Centre Ecowood. Different manufacturers or suppliers might use variations of treatments and preservatives, so the exact properties and specifications of Centre Ecowood Treated Pine would depend on the specific formulation and standards of the manufacturer.

Concrete stumps are ideal for decking, renovations, and new construction. Cope Stumps, made of cement and aggregates are weatherproof and fire-resistant. They are also manufactured to Australian MPa Standards. Cope stumps have supreme strength.

The range of Cope’s Stump also includes a selection of galvanised, steel stumps. These are perfect for homeowners who need longer stumps. Steel stumps made from galvanized steel prevent rusting.

For more information on sizes and other details, please see the Cope Stump Range below.

Standard Building Stump

500mm – 1800mm (in 100mm increments)

Reblocking Stumps

400mm – 1800mm (in 100mm increments)

Threaded Stumps

400mm – 1800mm (in 100mm increments)

Reblocking galvanised steel Stump

1900mm – 3000mm (in 100mm increments)

Threaded galvanised steel Stump

1900mm – 3000mm (in 100mm increments)

Corinthian Metal Frame Cavity Door Pockets refer to a specific type of door pocket system designed and manufactured by Corinthian Doors, a company specializing in interior and exterior door solutions. Here’s a breakdown of what these terms typically mean:

1. Metal Frame: This indicates that the door pocket system utilizes a metal frame structure. Metal frames are often chosen for their strength, durability, and resistance to warping or twisting, which can be advantageous in maintaining the structural integrity of the door pocket over time.
2. Cavity Door: A cavity door (also known as a pocket door) is a sliding door that disappears into a compartment (cavity) within the wall when opened. This type of door is ideal for saving space compared to traditional hinged doors that swing open and require floor space to operate.
3. Pockets: The term “pockets” in this context refers to the cavity or compartment within the wall where the door slides into when opened. This compartment is often concealed within the wall and allows the door to slide smoothly in and out of view.

CSR Plasterboard

The team at Paines Hardware & Timber hold stock of:

2400 x 1200

3000 x 1200

Wet Area 10mm RE – 2400 x 1200

We can order in for bulk orders and other products. Please contact us on 03 9435 2555 to discuss your requirements.

About CSR Gyprock Products

Australian Made and Owned

Gyprock and Australian Campaign (AMCL), a marketing agency for Australian building and construction manufacturers, have partnered to promote Australian products. Gyprock was the first to introduce paper-faced wallboards in Australia in 1947. This revolutionised the building industry. Gyprock is still a leader in innovation today, and continues to influence trends within the commercial, architectural, and home design space.

CSR Gyprock, Australia’s largest manufacturer of gypsum-based products, such as plasterboard, cornice and compounds, is also a leading supplier of adhesives, specialty materials, and finishing materials.

Gyprock offers a wide range of products and systems that are high-performance and meet the needs of construction industries in terms of fire, acoustic, and thermal performance.

Gyprock operates Gyprock Trade ™ centres and endorses Gyprock Specialist distributors outlets throughout the country to complement its strong retail presence at major hardware and building materials retail outlets. These outlets are geared towards the trade and offer everything from boards, cornices, compounds, tapes and tools to accessories.

Product Description

Gyprock’s range includes a variety of plasterboards, cornices, adhesives, specialty plasters, and finishing materials.

The majority of Gyprock’s products are made in Australia. A select range is sourced from top manufacturers around the globe to provide the best possible solutions for architects, designers and builders.

Manufacturing

Gyprock is manufactured in state-of-the art manufacturing facilities owned by the company. Each facility performs regular tests under a Quality Management System that complies with ISO 9001/2000, ensuring you can specify our products and use them with confidence. Learn more about Gyprock’s manufacturing process.

Gyprock, the Australian term for “plasterboard”, has been around since 1947. The introduction of paper-faced wallboards revolutionised the construction industry, allowing lightweight building methods to be used.

Looking for timber supplies in Melbourne? Look no further than Paines.

Dressed hardwood” refers to hardwood timber that has been processed to achieve a smooth and uniform finish on all four sides through a planing or machining process. Here are the key characteristics and uses of dressed hardwoods:

1. Surface Finish: It has been planed or machined to remove rough surfaces, imperfections, and sharp edges. This results in a smooth and polished appearance that enhances the natural grain and colour of the wood.
2. Dimensional Accuracy: The planning process ensures that it has precise dimensions and straight edges, making it easier to work with and fit together during construction or woodworking projects.
3. Versatility: It is versatile and can be used for a wide range of interior and exterior applications. It is commonly used for flooring, decking, cladding, joinery, furniture, cabinetry, and architectural trim.
4. Species Variety: It is available in various hardwood species, each with its unique grain pattern, colour, and hardness. Common hardwood species used for dressed timber include oak, maple, mahogany, cherry, walnut, and many others.

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Available in Victorian Ash, Tasmanian Oak, Flooded Gum, and other species, F17 is a core product in our business. Exposed beams, garage beams, and window beams are just some of the uses for F17. The stunning colours and features in this timber lend itself to features within homes, laminated benchtops, and anywhere your mind can imagine. With H3 treatment available, this product is perfect for your next job.

Fortress’ new fencing and gate design is more than just a fresh paint job. Fortress products are designed to be easy to assemble, flexible and fun. They combine modern technology and Australian materials to create a unique, high-quality fence and gate that will transform any home into a castle.

Fortress offers paint-ready frames for DIYers that are simple to assemble, yet have the durability preferred by professionals. These galvanised steel modular fence and gate frames offer a variety of sizes and styles, as well as lasting quality. These frames are made of galvanised steel, which allows them to support any kind of cladding. They’re perfect for bespoke and quality designs.

Internal and external doors serve distinct purposes in building design, each tailored to specific functional and aesthetic requirements.

Internal Doors: Internal doors are primarily used within the interior of buildings to delineate spaces, provide privacy, and enhance sound insulation between rooms. They come in various styles, materials, and designs to complement the overall interior decor. Common materials for internal doors include wood (such as oak, pine, or mahogany), composite materials, and sometimes glass panels for a more open feel or to allow light transmission between rooms.

External Doors: External doors, also known as entry doors or exterior doors, are designed to provide security, weather protection, and aesthetic appeal for the main entry points of buildings. They are constructed to withstand outdoor elements such as rain, wind, and temperature fluctuations. External doors are often thicker and more robust than internal ones, commonly made from solid wood (such as oak or mahogany), fibreglass, steel, or aluminium. These materials offer durability, security features (such as reinforced cores and sturdy locks), and insulation properties to maintain energy efficiency within the building. External doors may feature decorative elements, glass panels for natural light, and weatherstripping to prevent drafts and water ingress.

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LVL (Laminated Veneer Lumber) joists and beams are engineered wood products made from multiple layers of thin wood veneers glued together under heat and pressure. They are designed to provide superior strength and performance compared to traditional solid timber products.

• Composition: LVL is typically made from rotary-peeled or sliced veneers of wood species such as pine, spruce, or fir. These veneers are arranged in layers with their grain direction parallel to the length of the member. The layers are bonded together with strong adhesives, resulting in a composite material with excellent strength and dimensional stability.
• Strength and Performance: LVL joists and beams are engineered to have consistent strength properties, allowing for predictable performance in structural applications. They are known for their high load-carrying capacity, stiffness, and resistance to warping, twisting, and shrinking compared to solid timber.
• Applications: LVL joists and beams are used extensively in residential and commercial construction for structural framing elements. They can be used as floor joists, roof beams, lintels, and headers. Their strength-to-weight ratio makes them particularly suitable for long spans and heavy load-bearing applications.

Meranti door and window Stiles refer to components used in constructing doors and windows, particularly those made from Meranti timber.

• Meranti Timber: Meranti is a versatile hardwood species native to Southeast Asia, commonly used in construction and woodworking due to its durability, stability, and attractive appearance. It belongs to the Shorea genus and encompasses several species that vary in color and grain pattern.
• Stiles Definition: In door and window construction, stiles are the vertical or upright components that form the sides of the frame. They provide structural support and contribute to the overall stability of the door or window.
• Usage: Meranti door and window stiles are used primarily for:
  • Door Frames: Stiles form the vertical sides of door frames, providing support and structure for the door.
  • Window Frames: Stiles are also used in window frames to support the glass and window sash, ensuring stability and functionality.
• Characteristics:
  • Durability: Meranti is known for its natural resistance to decay and insect attack, making it suitable for exterior applications such as doors and windows.
  • Appearance: Meranti timber has a generally uniform texture with a moderate to coarse grain pattern. It ranges in colour from pale pink to reddish-brown, often with darker streaks or veins.