Species · North America
American oak
HardwoodGoodNorth America
Definition
American white/red oak with a more regular, lighter grain than European oak.
Character & history
North American white/red oak offers a more regular grain and generous widths, prized for large, uniform surfaces.
Characteristics
- OriginNorth America
- FamilyHardwood
- DurabilityGood
- ColourPale sapwood, regular light-brown heartwood
- TextureHard
- Grain directionStraight
- GrainMedium, more regular than European oak
What makes it unique
More uniform and lighter than European oak, it suits flooring and kitchens with clean lines and a very clean finish.
Advantages
- Regular grain
- Large widths
- Beautiful finish
Applications
FurnitureFlooringKitchenFit-out
At INTARXCELL
Flooring, kitchens and furniture with clean grain.
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