A distinctive Australian hardwood suited to large-scale specification, valued for its structural performance and a rich, warm palette that reads consistently across extensive runs. Its versatile tones — from pale honey through deep caramel to chocolate-brown streaks — combine with a distinctive grain to bring depth and cohesion to commercial interiors and exteriors alike, while subtle gum veins add texture without compromising a unified, large-scale aesthetic. Renowned for its strength and durability, Spotted Gum is a preferred choice for demanding commercial applications.

Commercial

Spotted Gum

Commercial Laminated Treads

285mm x 65 mm
Lengths: 900mm, 1000mm, 1100mm, 1200mm

Custom Lengths available upon request

Commercial Laminated Stringers

285mm x 42 mm
Custom Lengths available upon request

Frequently Asked Questions

Why is Spotted Gum used for commercial stair components?
Spotted Gum combines proven structural strength with rich, warm tones, making it a popular choice for commercial projects that want durability without sacrificing visual character.

How does laminated Spotted Gum perform in high-traffic commercial settings?
Lamination adds stability across treads and stringers, allowing Spotted Gum's natural strength to hold up reliably under sustained commercial use.

What Spotted Gum components does Candlebark Timber supply for commercial projects?
Commercial laminated treads (285mm x 65mm, in 900–1200mm lengths) and laminated stringers (285mm x 42mm), with custom lengths available on request.

Does laminated Spotted Gum require any special maintenance in commercial settings?
Laminated Spotted Gum requires minimal maintenance beyond standard timber care, with its natural strength supporting long-term performance in commercial environments.

What makes Spotted Gum's appearance distinctive for commercial projects?
Spotted Gum features a warm tonal range from pale honey to deep caramel, often with subtle gum veins — giving commercial projects a distinctive, natural character without overpowering the design.

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