The images offered demonstrate the approximate look of the wood species used on Eagle products. Wood is a naturally occurring product and may vary in color, texture and grain. Texture, grain and color variance do not constitute defects in wood components and are not covered under the warranty.
White Oak (Hardwood)
Widespread throughout Eastern U.S. white oak is impervious to water and has been used extensively for ship building, barrels and casks. The trees prefer rich well drained soil, and average 60 to 80 feet in height. It is mainly use today for flooring, furniture, architectural millwork, mouldings, doors and kitchens cabints.
- Color: Light tannish heartwood with narrow, nearly white sapwood.
- Grain: Straight grained with a medium to coarse texture, with longer rays than red oak.
- Characteristics: Heavy, hard and strong with outstanding wear-resistance. Moderate stability in use. Steam-bends very well. Very durable heartwood.
- Finishing: Stains and finishes well with no need to fill pores for smoothness.
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