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Description
Other Names: Rift White Oak, Rift Cut White Oak, Rift Sawn White Oak, American White Oak
Similar to: Quartered White Oak, Quarter Cut White Oak, Quarter Sawn White Oak, Japanese Oak, Rift Red Oak
Color: Light beige to medium brown. Finishes to a rich honey tone.
Country of Origin: United States and Canada
Sustainability: Plentiful
Rift Sawn White Oak: Linear Perfection
Rift Sawn White Oak (also known as Rift Cut) is the premier choice for modern cabinetry and furniture where a clean, linear aesthetic is required. By cutting the log at a 90-degree angle to the grain, this method produces a tight "combed grain" appearance. This process specifically minimizes the "fleck" or medullary rays found in Quarter Sawn Oak, ensuring a consistent and uniform look across your entire project.
Choosing the Right Grade for Your Project
We offer our Rift White Oak veneer in multiple grades to meet the specific needs of architects and woodworkers:
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Premium Grade: Hand-selected to be free of all natural markings and knots. This grade is ideal for high-end applications where total grain uniformity is essential. We offer sequence matching for large-scale projects requiring multiple sheets.
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Standard Grade: Includes small pin marks or knots, providing a touch of organic character and "real wood" feel that many artisans prefer for custom furniture.
Technical Characteristics & Finishing
Rift White Oak exhibits a straight or mildly curved grain that is noticeably narrower than Red Rift Oak. While it is naturally a light beige, it responds beautifully to stains and finishes, deepening into a rich, honey-toned hue. Our inventory is cut from larger logs, allowing for wider sheets and better sequence matching capabilities.
A Seamless Professional Finish
To ensure a perfect match from the face of your piece to the vertical sides, we offer color-matched Rift White Oak Edge Banding. Using matching rift-cut edge band ensures that the linear grain pattern remains consistent across all visible edges of your cabinetry or millwork.
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Other Names: Rift White Oak, Rift Cut White Oak, Rift Sawn White Oak, American White Oak
Similar to: Quartered White Oak, Quarter Cut White Oak, Quarter Sawn White Oak, Japanese Oak, Rift Red Oak
Color: Light beige to medium brown. Finishes to a rich honey tone.
Country of Origin: United States and Canada
Sustainability: Plentiful
Rift Sawn White Oak: Linear Perfection
Rift Sawn White Oak (also known as Rift Cut) is the premier choice for modern cabinetry and furniture where a clean, linear aesthetic is required. By cutting the log at a 90-degree angle to the grain, this method produces a tight "combed grain" appearance. This process specifically minimizes the "fleck" or medullary rays found in Quarter Sawn Oak, ensuring a consistent and uniform look across your entire project.
Choosing the Right Grade for Your Project
We offer our Rift White Oak veneer in multiple grades to meet the specific needs of architects and woodworkers:
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Premium Grade: Hand-selected to be free of all natural markings and knots. This grade is ideal for high-end applications where total grain uniformity is essential. We offer sequence matching for large-scale projects requiring multiple sheets.
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Standard Grade: Includes small pin marks or knots, providing a touch of organic character and "real wood" feel that many artisans prefer for custom furniture.
Technical Characteristics & Finishing
Rift White Oak exhibits a straight or mildly curved grain that is noticeably narrower than Red Rift Oak. While it is naturally a light beige, it responds beautifully to stains and finishes, deepening into a rich, honey-toned hue. Our inventory is cut from larger logs, allowing for wider sheets and better sequence matching capabilities.
A Seamless Professional Finish
To ensure a perfect match from the face of your piece to the vertical sides, we offer color-matched Rift White Oak Edge Banding. Using matching rift-cut edge band ensures that the linear grain pattern remains consistent across all visible edges of your cabinetry or millwork.
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