Timber Species: Premium hardwoods like Blackbutt, Spotted Gum, or Ironbark are typically more expensive than others.
Size and Dimensions: timber for a 2-3 meter  would general, and the price will also depend on the width and thickness of the timber.
Grade and Quality: Higher-quality with minimal defects (such as knots, cracks, etc.) will cost more.
Processing: The cost may also include milling, drying, finishing, and any custom work required by the architect or designer.
 
General Pricing Range
 (Approximate):
 
 (2-3 meters long):
 
Standard Hardwood (e.g., Tallowwood, Yellow Stringybark): Around $.... to $.... per slab for good quality hardwood.
Premium Hardwood (e.g., Spotted Gum, Blackbutt, Ironbark): Can range from per meter for a high-quality, large piece.
 
 Finished (2-3 meter):
 
Depending on thickness, finish, and treatment, a finished 2-3 meter custom  would typically cost around:
 
For a high-end hardwood slab table.
if the wood is particularly rare, includes unique features like live edges, or requires a high level of craftsmanship.
 
Additional Costs
 
Custom Work: If the timber requires additional customizations like edge shaping, staining, or epoxy filling for imperfections, expect an additional 10-20% added to the total price.
Delivery not included: customer will be responsible for own timber transport and incur delivery charges, especially for long distances or if extra care is needed during transport.
Labor/Construction: If the architect or builder is having it crafted, labor for assembly, finishing, or the base frame will also be a part of the final cost.