Material
White Oak
White Oak · Grain at full detail · Protective coating
| Janka hardness | 1360 LBF |
|---|---|
| Origin | NORTH AMERICA |
| Tone position | 02 — THE ANCHOR OF THE SPECTRUM |
| Cuts | PLAIN · RIFT · QTR |
| Constructions | FACE · EDGE · END · LIVE OPT |
| Finish | UV-CURED PROTECTIVE COATING (STD) · ZERO-VOC HARDWAX OIL · OR UNFINISHED — BARE WOOD · STAIN MATCH BY CUSTOM REQUEST |
Tight, even grain that runs from straw to warm tan, with pronounced ray fleck when quarter sawn. White Oak is the answer to the most common matching question in the trade — oak floors, oak millwork, what goes with them — because it is what they are.
Rift sawn White Oak runs arrow-straight, the architect’s pick for calm, linear tops and long counters. Quarter sawn shows the medullary fleck; plain sawn shows the cathedral. All three price live in the configurator.
Pairs with · Painted cabinetry, plaster, blackened steel.
