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Our White Oak Wood Wall Panels at Brazilian Lumber
Step into the light with White Oak wood wall panels, a harmony of rustic charm and enduring elegance! Picture your walls wrapped in the serene, pale tones of White Oak, a dance of light and shadow that captures the essence of natural beauty.
But White Oak is more than a pretty face! This hardwood stands proud with its impressive durability and resistance to wear, promising a wall panel that holds its own against the test of time. By choosing White Oak, you’re not just picking a wall panel; you’re curating an atmosphere of calm, strength, and timeless style.
White Oak Wood Wall Panels Applications
- Living room accent walls
- Home office spaces
- Interiors decorations
- Outdoor patios
- Home cinemas
Description
White Oak Wood Wall Panels 5/4X6
White Oak wood is a popular hardwood known for its durability, strength, and beautiful grain patterns. It is widely used in various applications, including furniture, flooring, cabinetry, and barrel making. Here are the specifications for White Oak wood:
Species: Quercus alba
Other Names: American White Oak
White Oak Origin: Native to North America (United States and Canada).
Appearance: White Oak wood has a light to medium brown color, often with a golden or grayish hue. It features a straight grain pattern with a coarse texture, giving it a distinctive and attractive look.
Tree Size: White Oak trees can reach heights of 80-100 feet (24-30 meters) with a trunk diameter ranging from 3-4 feet (0.9-1.2 meters).
Average Dried Weight: The average dried weight of White Oak wood is around 45-50 lbs/ft3 (720-800 kg/m3), indicating a medium density.
Specific Gravity (Basic, 12% MC): 0.63-0.75
Janka Hardness: White Oak wood has a Janka hardness rating of approximately 1,350-1,360 lbf (6,010-6,050 N), demonstrating its high resistance to wear and durability.
Modulus of Rupture: The modulus of rupture for White Oak wood is approximately 14,500-15,200 lbf/in2 (99.9-104.8 MPa), indicating its excellent strength and ability to withstand bending forces.
Elastic Modulus: The elastic modulus of White Oak wood is around 1,700,000-1,800,000 lbf/in2 (11.72-12.41 GPa), highlighting its stiffness and resistance to deformation.
Crushing Strength: White Oak wood exhibits a crushing strength of approximately 7,000-8,000 lbf/in2 (48.3-55.2 MPa), making it highly resistant to compressive forces.
Shrinkage: White Oak wood has a relatively low shrinkage rate, with radial shrinkage averaging around 3-5% and tangential shrinkage around 6-8%.
Drying: White Oak wood dries relatively well with minimal warping or checking issues. Proper drying techniques should still be employed to maintain its dimensional stability.
Workability: White Oak wood is generally easy to work with, as it saws, planes, and machines well. It also accepts stains, paints, and finishes nicely, enhancing its natural beauty.
It can be glued successfully, making it suitable for various joinery applications.
Preservation: White Oak wood is naturally resistant to decay and insect attack, making it highly durable even in outdoor applications. Applying appropriate finishes can further enhance its longevity and protect its appearance.
Advantages of Using White Oak Wood:
- Strong and highly durable, making it suitable for various applications, including furniture, flooring, and cabinetry.
- Low maintenance requirements, providing long-lasting performance and minimizing upkeep.
- Offers a timeless and natural look with its light to medium brown color and attractive grain patterns.
- Exhibits a long lifespan, ensuring lasting beauty and functionality.
- Sustainably sourced from well-managed forests, ensuring responsible environmental practices.
- Adds value to properties due to its aesthetic appeal, durability, and versatility.
- While White Oak wood can vary in price, it is often more affordable compared to some exotic hardwoods while still providing excellent quality and beauty.
Please call us for the latest prices. We would be glad to confirm your order and make payment arrangements. Orders can be shipped directly to your home or job site.
Please phone or email if you have freight questions. Call for pricing and availability. 1-877-606-3306
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