Quercus alba   Color: Beige to creamy tan.   Tree: May reach 100 feet in height and have a trunk of 36'' in diameter.   Wood Description: Furniture makers enjoy quarter sawn white oak chiefly for its figure, as the sawing process makes the faces of the boards reveal ''fleck'' or ''flakes'' the the medullary rays in the wood produce. Woodworkers who are proficient with staining and finishing will have an easy time making the figure nearly come alive in a finished furniture piece.   Typical Uses: Desks, tables, mission style furniture, antique repair and replication, exterior doors, cabinets, flooring, etc.   Growth Region: Eastern United States and Canada.
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We received our order yesterday around 1:30 in the afternoon. The crew and I were so happy with the wood that we took the rest of the day off and it was beer and cigars all around. We alerted the media of our new found supplier and partied until the wee hours of the morning. We look forward to dealing with your company again in the near future.
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