White Oak is a strong, durable and versatile hardwood valued for its attractive grain, excellent strength and dimensional stability. It is widely used in furniture, cabinetry, flooring, doors, millwork and other high-quality wood products.
Prime Hardwood Lumber supplies kiln-dried White Oak lumber in a variety of thicknesses, grades and sawing specifications to meet different manufacturing requirements.
AVAILABLE THICKNESSES
4/4 • 5/4 • 6/4 • 8/4
AVAILABLE GRADES
FAS • 1C • 2C • 3C
SAWING OPTIONS
PLAIN SAWN
The most common sawing method, producing the characteristic cathedral grain pattern of White Oak.
QUARTER SAWN
Quarter-sawn White Oak features a straight grain with distinctive medullary ray flecks and excellent dimensional stability.
RIFT SAWN
Rift-sawn White Oak produces a clean, straight and uniform grain with minimal ray fleck, ideal for modern furniture and architectural applications.
PHYSICAL PROPERTIES
Average Density: Approx. 680 kg/m³ (42 lb/ft³) at 12% moisture content
Janka Hardness: Approx. 1,350 lbf (5,990 N)
Grain: Generally straight, medium to coarse texture
Color: Light to medium brown heartwood with lighter sapwood
Drying: Kiln-dried
Workability: Good machining, gluing and finishing properties
COMMON APPLICATIONS
Furniture • Cabinetry • Flooring • Doors • Millwork • Mouldings • Interior Joinery • Architectural Woodwork