White Oak #1 Common Rift Sawn Lumber
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Taking a consultative approach to best understand the needs and desires of our customers, we are committed to Delivering the Difference with our specialty hardwood lumber products. Please contact your Sales or Specifications Representative for a consultation to identify the best product for your application.
Found in cabinetry, flooring, furniture and wine and whiskey barrels, the straight grained Rift White Oak is an architecturally foundational lumber. With strong levels of dimensional stability, Rift White Oak pairs a desirable pattern with tested durability. It can be stained and painted easily to match any décor and is exceptionally moisture and rot resistant. White Oak is the ideal choice for time-tested beauty and durability.
Rift Sawn Lumber:
Rift Sawn White Oak is produced by sawing perpendicularly to the growth rings of the tree. It creates a straight grain pattern without any prominent fleck. Rift Sawn lumber expands and contracts across its thickness rather than width. As a result, it is a more dimensionally stable product.
Why Rift Sawn White Oak?
- Pronounced clean and straight grain
- Excellent exterior durability and moisture-resistance
- Increased dimensional stability
- Glues, stains and finishes well
- Ideal for flooring, exterior applications, cabinetry, and furniture
- Easily machinable and workable
Contact your Sales or Specifications Representative for more information on how to configure White Oak for your project.
Specifications
#1 Common Grade Lumber:
#1 Common grade is often referred to as the Cabinet Makers Grade because of its adaptability to the standard sizes of kitchen cabinet doors used throughout North America. #1 Common is widely used in the manufacture of furniture parts as well.
#1 Common grade includes boards that are a minimum of 3” wide before kiln drying and 4’ long and will yield a minimum clear face cuttings from 66 2/3% (8/12ths). The smallest clear cuttings allowed in this grade are 3” by 3’ and 4” by 2’. The number of these clear cuttings is determined by the size of the board. Both faces of the board must meet the minimum requirement for #1 Common.
Applications
- Boat Interiors
- Drawer Boxes
- Kitchen Cabinets
- Kitchen Cabinet Doors
- Railings
- Window Frame
- Window Sills
- Vanity Cabinets
- Vanity Cabinet Doors
- Wall Paneling
- Passage Doors
- Closets
- Garage Storage
- Interior Millwork
- Treads
- Risers
- Residential Indoor Furniture
- Commercial Indoor Furniture
- Floors
Details
Taking a consultative approach to best understand the needs and desires of our customers, we are committed to Delivering the Difference with our specialty hardwood lumber products. Please contact your Sales or Specifications Representative for a consultation to identify the best product for your application.
Found in cabinetry, flooring, furniture and wine and whiskey barrels, the straight grained Rift White Oak is an architecturally foundational lumber. With strong levels of dimensional stability, Rift White Oak pairs a desirable pattern with tested durability. It can be stained and painted easily to match any décor and is exceptionally moisture and rot resistant. White Oak is the ideal choice for time-tested beauty and durability.
Rift Sawn Lumber:
Rift Sawn White Oak is produced by sawing perpendicularly to the growth rings of the tree. It creates a straight grain pattern without any prominent fleck. Rift Sawn lumber expands and contracts across its thickness rather than width. As a result, it is a more dimensionally stable product.
Why Rift Sawn White Oak?
- Pronounced clean and straight grain
- Excellent exterior durability and moisture-resistance
- Increased dimensional stability
- Glues, stains and finishes well
- Ideal for flooring, exterior applications, cabinetry, and furniture
- Easily machinable and workable
Contact your Sales or Specifications Representative for more information on how to configure White Oak for your project.
Applications
Specifications
- Boat Interiors
- Drawer Boxes
- Kitchen Cabinets
- Kitchen Cabinet Doors
- Railings
- Window Frame
- Window Sills
- Vanity Cabinets
- Vanity Cabinet Doors
- Wall Paneling
- Passage Doors
- Closets
- Garage Storage
- Interior Millwork
- Treads
- Risers
- Residential Indoor Furniture
- Commercial Indoor Furniture
- Floors
#1 Common Grade Lumber:
#1 Common grade is often referred to as the Cabinet Makers Grade because of its adaptability to the standard sizes of kitchen cabinet doors used throughout North America. #1 Common is widely used in the manufacture of furniture parts as well.
#1 Common grade includes boards that are a minimum of 3” wide before kiln drying and 4’ long and will yield a minimum clear face cuttings from 66 2/3% (8/12ths). The smallest clear cuttings allowed in this grade are 3” by 3’ and 4” by 2’. The number of these clear cuttings is determined by the size of the board. Both faces of the board must meet the minimum requirement for #1 Common.