This abundant hardwood has always been valued for its strength and its attractive grain; It is used extensively for solid furniture & cabinets and, in modern furniture, for veneers. White oak is a rich grayish brown color; red oak is similar, but with a pronounced reddish cast. Both types of oak are distinctively grained, with prominent rays or streaks. The wood is open-grained. It is moderately expensive; red oak is usually less expensive than white.

Very Strong open-grain pattern Color may vary from salmon red to cinnamon within a panel Mineral deposits add color accents of green, yellow, or black May include random worm holes, knot, or wild-grain patterns

Here are a few examples of styles and colors we can produce. We custom build everything so keep in mind we can produce and style you wish to accomplish:

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	Oa-3		Oa-4
	Oa-5		Oa-6
	Oa-7		Drawer Faces

How Oak Looks When Finished: