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But red oak is more than just a pretty face. Quartersawn red oak exhibits exceptional stability, minimizing warping and cupping. The hardness of red oak makes it an ideal material for even the toughest applications.
Both quartersawn white and red oak score high on the Janka Hardness Scale, which measures the ability of a wood species to withstand denting and wear, or more specifically, the force required to embed an 11.28 mm (0.444 in) steel ball into wood to half its diameter. White oak falls in the 1360-pounds-force range whereas red is around 1290 – 1300.

The future of Red oak is bright. Naturally sustainable and renewable, Red oak is a relatively fast-growing hardwood with an acorn growing into maturity in about 100 years. Red oak is abundant throughout North American woods and forests, national parks, and private land.
Red oak stands as a beacon of sustainability. Underutilized in North American forests, it is one of the most plentiful and well-managed resources in the world making up roughly 35% of the US natural forestry. In contrast to synthetic, wood-like materials, red oak absorbs carbon dioxide throughout its life, locking it away even after it has been harvested and transformed into the wood products we use every day.
Rediscover the classic hardwood that is red oak. With strength bestowed by nature and beauty revealed by craftsmanship, North American red oak is the sustainable choice for transforming any space.
