Oak red quarter cut

Botanical name

Quercus rubra Du Roy

Origin

Northern America

Veneer thickness(es)

0.6 mm

Joint method

Bookmatched

Boomgroen

In stock

PictoDosse

Crown cut

PictoKwartier

Quarter cut

PictoPrijs2

Price range 2

Description

The Oak red quarter cut is a fast-growing tree with an average height of 20-25 m and a diameter of 0.6-1.0 m. Single trees develop a dense, tower-like crown on a straight, round trunk.

 

The wood is a ring-shaped, light reddish-brown wood and thus differs markedly from the yellowish-brown to medium brown American white oak. The mixed use of these two woods is therefore not recommended at all for blank work.

 

Oak red quarter cut has many applications: furniture, panelling, veneer and plywood, parquet and floorboards, car body construction, stairs, toys and other wood products.

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