It is commonly used for flooring, paneling, building frameworks, posts, and small poles.

A small hardwood of inland Queensland and northern NewSouth Wales. Heartwood dark reddish brown. Sapwood thin, yellowand quite distinct. Texture very fne and even. Grain relativelystraight. Fancy turnery, handles, fencing, survey pegs, walking sticks, brush backs. Asubstitute for mulga in fancy turnery.

It is used in heavy engineering construction, piles, poles, shipbuilding, agricultural machinery, flooring, and plywood. This wood is also the main Australian species for handles subjected to high-impact forces, such as axe handles. It is relatively common in New South Wales and southern Queensland.

This timber is used for poles, sleepers, flooring, and building frameworks. The regrowth material shows potential for structural plywood. It is a major timber for building frameworks and poles in New South Wales and southern Queensland.

This wood is used for furniture, decorative veneer, paneling, carving, turnery, flooring, boat building, and gun stocks.

This type of wood is frequently used in furniture manufacturing.