WHITE OAK

• White Oak, scientifically known as Quercus alba, is a hardwood tree native to North America, particularly found in the eastern and central parts of the United States.


• Color: White Oak typically has a light to medium brown color with a hint of olive or gray undertones. The heartwood and sapwood are similar in color, providing a consistent appearance.


• Grain: White Oak is known for its prominent and distinctive grain pattern. It has a straight and often interlocked grain, resulting in a visually appealing and pronounced pattern. The wood can also display attractive rays and flecks known as "silver grain."


• Texture: White Oak has a coarse and open texture, giving it a distinct tactile feel. 


• Durability: White Oak is highly durable and has excellent resistance to decay, rot, and insect attacks.
• Common Uses: White Oak is a popular choice for crafting high-quality furniture, cabinetry projects, suitable for hardwood flooring installations, architectural millwork, wall paneling, outdoor projects like benches, garden furniture, and decorative elements.