Eucalyptus paniculata, commonly known as grey ironbark, is a species of tree that is endemic to New South Wales. It is however grown in Southern Africa as a plantation species and is also considered an invasive species in the wild and it has many uses.

Grey Iron Bark is a very dense timber, being 1120 kilograms per cubic metre.

Heart wood is red-brown or dark brown.

The timber has various uses, including railway sleepers, heavy engineering, construction, poles and cross-arms, outdoor furniture and fixtures. The timber is difficult to plane and nail. This makes it a good timber to turn and finishes well. Just make sure those chisels are sharp. NB-  Currently stock is part seasoned and may contain high moisture.