White Oak — Quercus alba
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White Oak

Quercus alba · Engineered

Type
Engineered
Origin
Eastern North America (simulated photographic depiction on product packaging)
Hardness
1360 lbf (Hard)
Durability
Durable

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Grain Pattern

Straight to irregular grain with a medium to coarse texture, featuring a flat-sawn cathedral pattern typical of printed or veneer surfaces on engineered flooring.

Color & Appearance

Medium light brown with warm golden undertones and darker contrasting grain streaks, moderately lustrous, mimicking natural aged White Oak.

Hardness (Janka)

1360 lbf (Hard)

Durability & Decay Resistance

Durable

Value & Sustainability

Estimated Market Value
$3.00 - $8.00 per square foot (finished flooring product)
Wood Age Estimate
Brand new manufactured product
Sustainability Status
FSC certified options readily available; widely abundant and sustainable when harvested responsibly

Common Uses

Flooring, architectural millwork, cabinetry, furniture

Geographic Origin

Eastern North America (simulated photographic depiction on product packaging)

Workability

Engineered planks are designed for easy installation with click-lock systems, cutting cleanly with standard saws.

Finish Recommendations

Pre-finished with a durable factory UV-cured wear layer requiring no additional finishing.

Notable Features

AC5 wear rating indicates extremely high abrasion resistance for heavy commercial traffic; features an attached acoustic backer.

Learn more about White Oak in the Wood Encyclopedia
Identified August 25, 2026