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White Oak Species Details
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Detailed information pertaining to White Oak (Quercus, alba) is detailed below:
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Lumber Name(s):
White Oak, American White Oak.
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Grown in:
North America w/related species throughout Europe & Asia.
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This tight-grained quartered wood hearkens to the classic traditions of the Arts & Crafts movement and Mission style furniture. It is sought after for the "fleck" found in the quarter sawn selection, which lends a classic look to any formal setting.
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Color Range:
White Oak has a medium high degree of color variability and ranges from light tan colors to medium tan colors with a grayish cast to medium brown colors. We offer highly selected straight grain offerings, which are color selected to yield a uniform medium tan color.
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Color Change:
White Oak undergoes a medium degree of color change, with a slight ambering over time.
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White Oak may be used both residentially and commercially. It is sought after for the “fleck” found in the quarter sawn selection, which yields a distinguished classic look to any formal setting.
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Allergic Reactions:
White Oak is known to cause contact dermatitis so care should be taken when coming in contact with White Oak saw dust.
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Available in the following collections:
American Woods.
See a list of all White Oak products.
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