Some of the most popular wood species include Jarra, Doussi, Eucalyptus, and the sought-after Lyptus name.

Jarrah hardwood flooring is one of the denser woods available and it also has a high hardness rating. The hardwood floors range from a dark pink to red, with a frequent showing of black streaks. Due to its density and it its hardness, Jarrah is a very hard wood to work with but doing so correctly creates a stunning result.

Doussie is a hardwood that has many different uses. Its roots and barks are often used for medicinal purposes and its seeds are often taken and made into beads. As hardwood flooring Doussie exhibits a dark orange color with a light luster. This wood is easily stained, sanded and also resists termites.

Eucalyptus has become popular in the use of flooring due to its high growth rate. Not only do they grow fast but Eucalyptus are among the tallest trees in the world and can reach heights in excess of 90 meters. It makes hardwood flooring that is durable and exotic.

Lyptus is a hybrid of two Eucalyptus trees and is one of the fastest growing forms of lumber in the world. It is grown primarily on plantations where growing conditions can be carefully monitored. Lyptus is considered a renewable resource because it is harvestable after only fifteen years and it is being marketed as an attractive alternative to mahogany.