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White Oak (Flat Cut)

Quercus alba

Flat Cut White Oak, also referred to as Plain Sawn White Oak, is a common American hardwood that is strong and dense. It has a high decay resistance due to the abundance of tylose in its cells. Flat Cut White Oak has a medium to coarse texture with wavy flat growth rings and porous grain.

Straw Colored

Wide Grain Patterns

Native to Eastern North America

Porous Grain

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Description & Characteristics

Flat Cut White Oak, also referred to as Plain Sawn White Oak, is a common American hardwood that is strong and dense. It has a high decay resistance due to the abundance of tylose in its cells. Flat Cut White Oak has a medium to coarse texture with wavy flat growth rings and porous grain.

Straw Colored

Wide Grain Patterns

Native to Eastern North America

Porous Grain

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White Oak (Flat Cut)

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