Kiln Dried
During the milling process, pieces of timber are selected for their quality, figure and natural feature. These pieces are put aside for kiln drying. This process involves the selected timber being carefully racked out and air dried for up to 12 months, after which it is put into kilns and dried until a consistent moisture content is reached.
During the milling process, pieces of timber are selected for their quality, figure and natural feature. These pieces are put aside for kiln drying. This process involves the selected timber being carefully racked out and air dried for up to 12 months, after which it is put into kilns and dried until a consistent moisture content is reached.
Uses for kiln dried Red Gum include:
- Flooring
- Furniture - Look at how Red Gum is being utilised to craft stunning Red Gum Furniture www.glengrayfurniture.com.au
- Stair treads and ballistraids
- Decking
- Wall Panelling
- Kitchen Cabinetry
- Bench tops and Reception Counters
- Flooring
- Furniture - Look at how Red Gum is being utilised to craft stunning Red Gum Furniture www.glengrayfurniture.com.au
- Stair treads and ballistraids
- Decking
- Wall Panelling
- Kitchen Cabinetry
- Bench tops and Reception Counters
