Red Oak Wood Veneer Sheet Crown Cut

The color of the red oak wood veneer sheet crown cut is reddish, the sapwood is gray white to light reddish brown, the heartwood is flesh colored to pink, until light reddish brown. Its unique wood grain and excellent surface treatment properties make red oak bark very suitable for making natural oily or dyed products with the same color tone.

This tree species has a moderate price, slightly cheaper than white oak, while thick wooden boards or quarter cut sawn boards may be more expensive. This species is not certified as endangered and is not protected by the International Union for Conservation of Nature.

Red oak is hard and heavy, with moderate bending strength and rigidity, high fracture strength, and excellent resistance to steam bending. Southern red oak grows faster than northern red oak, and its wood is harder and heavier. These characteristics make red oak bark widely used in building materials, furniture, flooring, and other fields.

Red oak veneer has good mechanical processing performance. Although it dries slowly and is prone to cracking and warping, its shrinkage rate is high and its performance is prone to change. The nails and screws of red oak have good fixation performance, and can achieve a good surface after dyeing and polishing, which makes red oak bark very popular in the fields of interior design and architecture.