Northern Red Oak

Northern Red Oak (Quercus rubra) is one of the most popular and widely used hardwoods in North America. Harvested from the slow-growing forests of the northern U.S. and southern Canada, this species is known for its strength, uniformity, and beautiful reddish-brown tone.Its consistent grain and excellent machining properties make it a favorite in both domestic and export markets.
THE THICKNESS :
From 3/4 (19.04mm) to 16/4 (101.6mm), depending on species.
3/4''(19.04mm), 4/4 (25.4mm), 5/4 ( 31.75mm), 6/4 (38.1mm), 8/4 (50.8mm), 10/4 (63.5mm), 12/4 (76.2mm), 16/4 (101.6mm).THE GRADES:
N.H.L.A. Rules (National Hardwood Lumber Association) graded in :
Prime / FAS&F1F / 1Common / 2Common / 3Common
Weight – 1 cubic meter of kiln-dried Northern red oak (at 6–8% moisture content) weighs approximately 700–740 kg.
Janka Hardness – Approximately 560–590 kgf, offering very good resistance to wear and dents in high-traffic applications.

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