• Red Oak Charateristics
  Characteristics of North American Red Oak
  North American Red Oak, scientifically known as Quercus spp., is primarily found in the eastern regions of the United States and Canada. It has a density of approximately 0.63 and a hardness of up to 1,290 (PSI).
  
  The sapwood of Red Oak typically ranges from white to light brown, while the heartwood is pinkish-brown in color. Growth rings are noticeable, slightly wavy, and the wood is heavy and hard.
  
  Durable and Wear-Resistant: Flooring Material
  American Red Oak is resistant to wear and tear, easily stainable, and can undergo processes such as deep staining, smoking, and wire brushing. Commonly used in residential and commercial spaces, it is a popular choice for solid wood flooring.
  
  Long Drying Time with Excellent Machinability
  American Red Oak undergoes a drying process of at least six months before leaving the factory, ensuring the wood's stability and increasing its dimensional stability. Therefore, Red Oak can be used in special treatments such as steam bending and deep processing.
  
  Beautiful Grain and Strong Structure
  After planing and painting, Red Oak exhibits excellent grain effects suitable for various indoor and outdoor applications, including furniture (bed frames, tabletops, chair frames, and cabinets), load-bearing structures in furniture, and interior wooden decorations. With proper treatment (such as preservation treatment and application of wood-specific varnish) and continuous maintenance, Red Oak with beautiful grain and good texture is also an excellent option for outdoor wooden flooring.
  
  *Distinguishing between American Red Oak and American White Oak
  Both types of oak belong to the same family and genus, with similar wood characteristics. Red Oak has shorter wood fibers and finer grain patterns compared to White Oak. The most significant difference lies in their appearance: Red Oak tends towards a pinkish hue, while White Oak leans towards a brownish-green color palette.
  
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• Red Oak Grades
  
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• Red Oak Specifications
  American Red Oak Specifications
  
• Red Oak Applications
  North American Red Oak is known for its sturdy texture, stability, and strong durability, making it widely used indoors and outdoors.
  
  Luxurious Furniture Texture
  The exquisite and dense grain of North American Red Oak lumber boards, coupled with its sturdy and durable characteristics, makes it an ideal material for high-quality furniture. Its warm and rich color tones enhance the value of solid wood furniture, making it a precious collectible.
  
  Natural Beauty and Durability
  North American Red Oak solid wood flooring boasts a naturally beautiful appearance and excellent resistance to wear and tear. It is extensively used in both residential (tables, chairs, cabinets, bed frames) and commercial flooring decorations. Additionally, the red and brown hues of the wood grain can complement various home decor styles, creating a warmer and more natural indoor environment.
  
  Excellent Stability and Corrosion Resistance
  North American Red Oak lumber has excellent stability and corrosion resistance, making it suitable for a wide range of applications in wood construction and decoration projects. Its high material hardness, durability, and waterproof properties enable it to withstand the elements, making it an ideal choice for building structures such as beams, columns, doors, windows, and ceilings.