Dressed Timbers

Your Friendly Neighborhood Woodworking Store

Aussie-owned since 1969. Specialists in fine woods. Now Online!

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Trend Timbers has over 120 years combined experience with exotic woods and we have a great range of dressed timbers for cabinet and furniture projects.

Drop us an email with an itemised cutting list for quoting or drop into the showroom to purchase or have a browse through the vast array of species both local and imported.

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Please remember to pre-order to ensure your timber is in stock

Dressed Timber Price List

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STUDENT PRICELIST CLICK HERE!

To Purchase from this pricelist, you must fill out and return the below cutting list spreadsheet with all contact details of both yourself and your school/teacher.

Any cutting lists not submitted in this format will be quoted from the general dressed pricelist.

Click Here For Our Preffered Of A Cutting List Layout.

This Is The Minimum Required For Us To Quote Your Project.

Please Fill In As Required And Delete Any Unecessary Lines.

Then Send Your Cutting List to: info@trendtimbers.com.au For A Quote.

Please read through the points below prior to ordering.

Supplied boards may contain any number of splits, knots, gum vein etc. This will be supplied as per the grading rules from the timber’s country of origin (American species will be picked under American rules not Australian etc).

Timber is a Natural Product that contains all the above in some capacity, therefore we will only exchange boards that are deemed structurally unusable we won’t exchange based on the “appearance”.

Please choose species carefully!! Exchanges or refunds will not occur due to disliking the grain, colour, or patterns of the timber.

Cutting List must be filled out with finished sizes you will be using as well as full contact details of both yourself and your teacher/school before we will commence quoting.

You MUST use a letter key on your cutting list for your components as we will write the corresponding key letter on the piece(s) of timber used for that component to make it easier for you to know what goes where.