White Oak Rough Lumber
Priced per board foot

White Oak Rough Lumber
Appalachian · any quantity · board feet

Appalachian White Oak (Quercus alba)
Closed pore — naturally rot-resistant
Janka hardness 1,360
Kiln-dried to 6–8% MC
The species we build exterior doors from
Ships UPS or LTL freight

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✔ Same quality used in our production

✔ #1 Common and better grade

✔ Ships nationwide in 1–2 weeks

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White Oak Rough Lumber — Appalachian, Rot-Resistant, Priced per Board Foot

Name: White Oak Lumber S4S
Brand: Estate Millwork

White Oak is what Estate Millwork builds exterior doors and shutters from, and has for twenty years. Buy that same Appalachian kiln-dried White Oak by the board foot — select thickness and milling, enter the quantity you need, and add to cart.

Choose Rough Sawn for shop stock you'll mill yourself. Choose S4S for boards surfaced to 150-grit and ready to use. Choose S2S for face-surfaced material you'll joint yourself.

About Our White Oak

Appalachian White Oak (Quercus alba) — tighter grain than southern or western stock
Closed pore structure: the cells are plugged with tyloses, which is why White Oak holds water out and Red Oak does not
Naturally rot-resistant — the correct choice for anything that lives outdoors
Janka hardness 1,360 — noticeably harder than Red Oak
Kiln-dried to 6–8% moisture content, #1 Common and better grade
Available 4/4 through 10/4 thickness

If you are building an exterior door, a shutter, or anything that will see weather, this is the species to buy. Quarter sawn and rift sawn White Oak are also available — call for those.

Call 412.641.0177 with questions or custom quantity requests.

Also Available

White Oak Finished Boards — Cut to exact width and length, per piece
White Oak Bulk — 500 BF minimum, LTL and truckload
All Species Rough Lumber — 16 species available
Red Oak Rough Lumber — Appalachian, priced per board foot

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