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Veneer Species Guide
Columbia Forest Products is proud to offer an exciting variety of hardwood and decorative softwood species of faces to meet the demand for architectural individuality in interior design applications.
Oak, White
- Latin name: Quercus alba and related species
- Common name(s): White Oak, with at least 10 commercially harvested members in this group
- Sources: North America
CHARACTERISTICS | Sharp contrast between coarse early wood and smooth late wood. Early wood vessels are typically occluded with a substance called tyloses. Heartwood color is light brown to light gray to medium brown. Large rays produce pronounced flake appearance across the grain when the wood is quarter sliced. Rift cutting minimizes the flake appearance. |
COMMON CUTS | Plain sliced, Quarter sliced, Rift cut |
USES | Kitchen and bath cabinetry, fine furniture, architectural millwork, molding, flooring, architectural as wall paneling, casework, office furniture. |
AVAILABILITY | Common |
PRICE | $$ |
Available Species Click below for details on specific species
- Anigre, Figured
- Anigre, Plain
- Ash, White, Flat Cut
- Ash, White, Quarter Cut
- Beech, American
- Beech, European
- Birch
- Butternut
- Cedar, Aromatic
- Cedar, Knotty Western Red
- Cherry
- Cherry, Ropey Figured
- Fir, Vertical Grain
- Hickory
- Holly
- Makore, Plain
- Makore, Rosebud
- Maple, Birds’ Eye
- Maple, Curly
- Maple, Hard
- Oak, English Brown
- Oak, Red, Quarter Cut
- Oak, Red, Rotary Cut
- Pine, Eastern White
- Pine, Knotty
- Pine, Western White
- Poplar, Yellow
- Sapele, Plain
- Sapele, Pommele
- Sapele, Quarter Cut, Dark
- Sapele, Quarter Cut, Figured
- Sapele, Quarter Cut, Light
- Walnut, American Black