Timber, done properly.
Hardwood and engineered timber stairs built to last — from straight runs to grand U-shapes, cut on our CNC and finished by hand in Austral.
The timber is the point.
We work with a wide range of Australian and imported hardwoods — glacial oak, American oak, spotted gum, blackbutt, ironbark, Victorian ash and more. Treads come laminated at 33mm or 43mm; every board is sanded and lacquered on our floor before it ever sees your house.
Six to ten working days.
Because we manufacture in-house, a timber staircase leaves our floor in 6–10 working days from confirmed measurements. Most residential installations then take one to two days on site — and you get a completion certificate when we're done.
Asked and answered.
Which timber species can I choose?
Our standard laminated treads are glacial oak at 33mm or 43mm. We also work with American oak, spotted gum, blackbutt, ironbark, Victorian ash, Tasmanian blackwood, American walnut, white oak, euro beech and rock maple — tell us what you're after when you enquire and we'll confirm availability and price at the site measure.
How long does a timber staircase take?
Timber leaves our factory in 6–10 working days from confirmed measurements. The full journey from enquiry to installed staircase is typically 4–8 weeks depending on design complexity and site readiness.