White Oak Lumber
Description
White Oak is a highly regarded hardwood known for its exceptional strength, durability, and attractive light to medium brown color. With its distinctive grain patterns and remarkable stability, White Oak is a preferred choice for a wide range of woodworking applications.
Use
White Oak lumber is extensively used in furniture making, flooring, cabinetry, interior trim, and boat building. Its excellent resistance to moisture, rot, and decay makes it suitable for outdoor projects, such as decks, outdoor furniture, and timber structures. White Oak’s appealing appearance and workability also make it ideal for decorative elements and architectural millwork
Availability
White Oak lumber is readily available in many regions, particularly in North America. It can be found in various sizes, grades, and forms at lumber yards, woodworking suppliers, and online marketplaces. Its popularity ensures a wide availability for projects of all scales
Specification
White Oak lumber is typically available in a range of thicknesses, widths, and lengths to accommodate various woodworking needs. It is commonly offered in grades such as FAS (Firsts and Seconds), Select, and Common, each with specific characteristics and pricing considerations. White Oak lumber can be obtained as rough-sawn or surfaced, giving woodworkers the flexibility to choose the appropriate form for their projects