Oak is the common name for about 400 species of trees or shrubs in the genus Quercus of the oak family. The genus is native to the Northern Hemisphere, and includes evergreen or deciduous species, ranging from temperate latitudes to tropical Asia and the Americas. The wood with the largest market share of American hardwoods, has a light brown sometimes dark brown color. The grain of Oak is straight and tight, which is why manufacturers favor Oak in the selection of wine barrels. American Oak has the characteristics of being hard, bearing, compressing, and twisting well, making it a favorite product in furniture production.
Wood quality is good and durable, can withstand wet climate weather.
WHITE OAK
Description
Oak is the common name for about 400 species of trees or shrubs in the genus Quercus of the oak family. The genus is native to the Northern Hemisphere, and includes evergreen or deciduous species, ranging from temperate latitudes to tropical Asia and the Americas. The wood with the largest market share of American hardwoods, has a light brown sometimes dark brown color. The grain of Oak is straight and tight, which is why manufacturers favor Oak in the selection of wine barrels. American Oak has the characteristics of being hard, bearing, compressing, and twisting well, making it a favorite product in furniture production.
Wood quality is good and durable, can withstand wet climate weather.
