Timber screening

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The curved battened screen provides privacy for the master suite and gives the extension sculptural appeal.

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Here's a quick guide to some of our favourite timbers: Spotted Gum: A premium Aussie hardwood known for its durability and striking light brown appearance. Perfect for exterior applications! Merbau: Loved for its deep red tones and stability. Ensure it's ethically sourced for peace of mind. Blackbutt: Light tones and bushfire resistance make it great for screens and fencing. Rosewood: Initially yellow, fading to a beautiful silvery grey. Ideal for high-end decks and screens.

Wooden pivot screens. Reconstruction project "London Mew's Development" designed by London-based architectural and interior design collective d_raw. Photography courtesy of d_raw.

Outlast Timber supplies Radial Cut Screenboards in a range of different sizes for any application from fencing / screening to cladding.

Designed for Australian conditions, NewTechWood Composite Screening is perfect for creating stylish privacy fence screening. Made from 95% recycled materials.

This duplex showcases 116 DecoBattens, all finished in the renowned timber-look powder coating, DecoWood, to create a show-stopping design. Finished in ‘Curly Birch’, the marine grade and UV resistant qualities of DecoWood make it the ideal choice for external applications in a coastal environment.