White Oak is lightly colored with darker heartwood and straight, coarse grain. Our product is properly kiln dried and distinguished by its consistent color and minimal sap. We offer several thicknesses, widths and proprietary grades. Please browse our partial stock listing or call a Gutchess representative for a prompt quote and more information.

 

Facts at a Glance

4/4" - 8/4" in stock for all grades

Width sorted products available for upper grades



 

Where it Grows

The majority of our White Oak is harvested in an environmentally sustainable manner from the prime growing regions of Ohio, Pennsylvania and
West Virginia.

Our modern manufacturing facilities are strategically located near our timberlands, interstate superhighways,

rail networks and some of the busiest seaports in the world—all of which allow us to offer
our premium products at competitive prices (see Species Map).


Relative Working & Physical Properties

White Oak is a hard and heavy wood. It machines well, nails and screws well with proper pre-boring, and stains and polishes to a good finish. The wood dries slowly and has high shrinkage.

Common Uses
Construction, furniture, flooring, all joinery, mouldings, doors and barrels.

  Specific Gravity 0.68  
  Weight 769 kg / m3  
  Hardness 1359 lbf  
  Machining 5  
  Nailing 4  
  Screwing 4  
  Gluing 2  
  Finishing 5  
 

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† Some information in this section graciously made available by the American Hardwood Export Council

 

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