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Iron ASH

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H3 treated Victorian ash – as beautiful as it is durable and guaranteed to perform.

  • / H3 Durable
  • / Straight line edged
  • / 25 year guarantee
  • / Continuous flow of design
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Treated to H3 classification (per AS1604 Specification for Preservative Treatment), IronAsh can be used externally in partnership with GoodWood Victorian Ash to allow continuous flow of timber design from inside to out.

Because of the stunning blonde tones of Iron Ash timber, you can stain and paint it to almost any colour. The water-based H3 treatment doesn’t affect the colour of the timber, which means that you can easily match internal joinery with external joinery.

IronAsh is a great choice to finish the project. It can be easily cut, stained and painted on site. The IronAsh range offers an affordable timber choice that is stable and readily available

Benefits of IronAsh Timber

Water based
Insect protection
Consistent Colour
Stains well
Machines well
Sustainable resource
Very strong
H3 Durable
Low embodied energy

IronAsh Characteristics

Colour Pale pink to straw
Grain Straight open and even grained with a uniform texture
Moisture Content Medium density 660 KG/m3 at 12% moisture content. Seasoned to comply with the Australian Standard AS2796 (9% – 14%) with the average moisture content ranging between 10% and 12%.
Impact Resistance High – 18 joules
Janka 4.9 kN (seasoned)
Unit Shrinkage (KD) Measurable movement in service – LowRadial: 0.22% of board dimension per 1% moisture content change.Tangential: 0.35% of board dimension per 1% moisture content change
Stability High (quarter sawn)
Cutting Very Good
Bending Satisfactory
Glueing Very Good
Lyctus Susceptible No
Nail holding Very Good
Durability Very durable – H3 treated as per AS1604
Fire Refer Australian Standard AS1530 Part 3 and Building Code of Australia
Ignitability index: 14
Spread of flame index: 8
Heat Evolved index: 7
Smoke development index: 3
Flooring AS/ISO 9239.1
Critical Radiant Heat Flux: More than 2.2kW/m2 and less than 4.5kW/m2
Smoke development Rate: Less than 750% -min
Wall and Ceiling lining AS/NZS3837: 1998
Average extinction area: less than 250m2/kgMaterial Group No: 3 (unless coated to meet Group 1 & 2)
Bushfire Attack level: BAL 19 High (BAL-29 and BAL-40 in proprietary systems)
Colour Pale pink to brown straw
Grain Straight, open and even. Occasionally course grained or fiddle backed. Growth rings are visual and usually conspicuous
Moisture Content Medium density 680 KG/m3 at 12% moisture content. Seasoned to comply with the Australian Standard AS2796 (9% – 14%) with the average moisture content ranging between 10% and 12%.
Impact Resistance High – 18-20 Joules
Janka 5.7 kN (seasoned)
Unit Shrinkage (KD) Measurable movement in service – Low
Radial: 0.23% of board dimension per 1% moisture content change.
Tangential: 0.36% of board dimension per 1% moisture content change
Stability High (quarter sawn)
Cutting Very Good
Bending Satisfactory
Glueing Very Good
Lyctus Susceptible No
Nail holding Very Good
Durability Above ground – Class 3
Below ground – Class 4
(Refer to IronAsh for clear H3 treatment)
Fire Refer Australian Standard AS1530 Part 3 and Building Code of Australia
Ignitability index: 14
Spread of flame index: 8
Heat Evolved index: 7
Smoke development index: 3
Flooring AS/ISO 9239.1
Critical Radiant Heat Flux: More than 2.2kW/m2 and less than 4.5kW/m2
Smoke development Rate: Less than 750% -min
Wall and Ceiling lining AS/NZS3837: 1998
Average extinction area: less than 250m2/kgMaterial Group No: 3 (unless coated to meet Group 1 & 2)
Bushfire Attack level: BAL 19 High (BAL-29 and BAL-40 in proprietary systems)

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The figures for CO2 captured and growth rate used in this calculator were sourced from Wood Solutions, VicForests and AHEC.

Orbis Constructions

Not only does IRON ASH look amazing, the carpenters loved working with it

Sustainability

Sustainable timber helps beat climate change.

Using well managed, sustainable timber is the best option to reduce carbon emissions caused by the building industry. IRON ASH (H3 treated Victorian ash) is PEFC certified and stores carbon for life. In addition, Australian hardwood has one of the best Environmental Product Declarations possible, making it the ultimate renewable.

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Frequently asked
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Can IronAsh be used outdoors?

Yes, IronAsh is a combination of our GoodWood Victorian ash that’s been treated to H3 classification. You can use IronAsh profiles in above-ground applications like cladding, screening and pergolas.

Does IronAsh have a warranty?

Yes, the Tru-Core treatment has a warranty of up to 25 years for decay and insect attack.

Can I use IronAsh indoors?

Easily match the IronAsh external profiles with our range of GoodWood, Australian Oak and AlpineOak to create a continuous flow of design from inside to out. 

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