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Oak lumber is a durable hardwood known for its strength and attractive grain patterns. It is sourced from oak trees, which are abundant in various regions, and is commonly used in furniture making, flooring, and cabinetry due to its resistance to wear and tear. The wood can be finished in a variety of ways to enhance its natural beauty and protect it from environmental factors.
| Wood type | Hardwood |
| Common grades | Select, FAS, #1 Common |
| Thickness range | 1 inch to 2 inches |
| Width range | 4 inches to 12 inches |
| Length range | 6 feet to 16 feet |
| Moisture content | 6% to 8% |
When choosing oak lumber, consider the grade that best suits your project requirements, as this will affect the appearance and structural integrity. Specify the thickness, width, and length needed, as well as the desired moisture content for your application. If certifications such as FSC or SFI are important for your project, be sure to request this information from suppliers.
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Red oak has a reddish hue and is more porous, while white oak is denser and has a lighter color.
Yes, but it should be properly treated to withstand moisture and pests.
Common finishes include varnish, lacquer, oil, and stain.
Store in a dry, well-ventilated area, off the ground to prevent moisture absorption.
Yes, oak is strong and suitable for structural uses, but check local building codes.
Prices vary based on grade and size, but generally range from $3 to $10 per board foot.