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White Oak Flooring. Close-up of narrow warm brown hardwood floor planks with visible grain, knots, varying tones and a slight surface sheen running vertically in the frame.
Polished reddish-brown hardwood floor with visible wood grain leading to a wall and a baseboard vent near the top edge of the image.
Light-colored hardwood floor made of narrow oak planks showing subtle grain and knots, with a glossy reflection near the top.

White Oak Flooring

Structure:

Solid, Engineered, Pre-finish

Cut:

Plain sawn, Quarter sawn

Grade:

Select, Rustic

Sizes:

3”, 4”, 5”, 6”

Texture:

Wire Brush

Length:

18” - 12’

Width:

2¼” - 10”

Use:

Interior, Exterior
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White Oak Flooring

White Oak is a classic hardwood flooring choice, known for its strength, subtle grain, and modern appeal. Its tight grain and light, neutral tones make it ideal for both traditional and contemporary interiors. White Oak is highly durable and takes stain beautifully, allowing for a wide range of finishes while standing up to heavy use over time.

Types of Cuts

Close-up of warm-toned wooden floor showing oak planks with visible grain patterns and seams between boards.
Close-up of light oak hardwood flooring showing horizontal planks with natural grain patterns, small knots, and subtle color variations.
Plain Sawn (Flat Sawn)

Plain sawn is the most common and cost-effective method. It produces wider grain patterns with cathedral-like arches that vary from board to board. While it has more movement with moisture changes than rift or quarter sawn, it still performs well and is popular for furniture, trim, and general construction. This cut highlights the traditional, warm look of white oak.

Quarter Sawn

Quarter sawn white oak is known for its striking medullary ray flecks—natural patterns that add visual interest to the wood. This cut also offers excellent stability and resists cupping and twisting, making it a smart choice for high-traffic flooring, doors, and architectural millwork. Quarter sawn boards are cut at 90° angles to the growth rings.

Our Gallery

Open-plan room under renovation with newly installed wide-plank hardwood floor, a black wrought-iron chandelier hanging from a partially finished wood-paneled ceiling, protective plastic over right-side cabinets, and a fireplace at the far end with taped French doors along the left wall.
Empty bright room with newly installed wide-plank oak hardwood floor reflecting light from a large three-panel window that frames a lake and trees outside.
Empty living room with warm, newly installed hardwood floors, exposed dark wood ceiling beams, a stone accent wall, large multi‑pane windows showing a lake view, and a row of black industrial pendant lights.
Low-angle close-up of a newly installed oak hardwood floor showing visible wood grain and knots, with a white baseboard and electrical outlet along a hallway leading to an open doorway.
Open living area with newly finished light oak hardwood floors, exposed dark wood ceiling beams, stone accent walls, a covered kitchen island, pendant lights, and built-in cabinets.
Bright, empty living room with light hardwood floors, a central white stone fireplace with a decorative mantel and stacked logs, built-in shelving and drawers to the left, a coffered ceiling with a ceiling fan, and French doors and tall windows opening to a patio and yard.
Entry hallway with a closed white paneled door at the end, light oak hardwood plank floor featuring a prominent dark grain streak, gray walls with white baseboards, partial wood-tread stairs on the left and a black doorstop on the right.
Close-up of a light oak hardwood floor with staggered planks, visible wood grain and knots across the surface.
Empty attic-style room with sloped ceilings, light oak hardwood floor, gray walls with white baseboards, a centered rectangular window showing blue sky, recessed ceiling lights and a ceiling fan.
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