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Red Oak Lumber

Red Oak lumber is a premium hardwood known for its distinctive reddish-brown color and prominent grain patterns. Its strength, durability, and natural beauty make it a popular choice for furniture, cabinetry, flooring, and other high-end woodworking projects. Our Red Oak lumber is sourced from sustainably managed forests and is carefully kiln-dried to ensure optimal strength and stability. Additionally, our Red Oak lumber is available in S4S (surfaced on four sides) which means that it has been planed smooth on all four sides, ready for immediate use without the need for additional preparation. This makes it a great choice for both professional and DIY woodworkers. With its distinctive reddish-brown color and prominent grain patterns, our S4S Red Oak lumber is the perfect choice for any high-end woodworking project. Whether you're building a custom piece of furniture, renovating your home or creating a one of a kind project, our Red Oak lumber is sure to add a touch of elegance and sophistication to any project.

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    1-3/4" S4S Red Oak Lumber (3 Pack)

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    Our Red Oak Lumber Has Been Surfaced On 4 Sides and is ready for your project.  Red Oak is known for its rule in heirloom furniture through out the...

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    $0.00 - $0.00
    $30.64 - $147.01
    $30.64 - $147.01
    $30.64

Frequently Asked Questions

Below are some common questions we get about our red oak lumber.

Is red oak good lumber?

Red oak is very strong and makes a great option for cabinets, furniture, and many other applications.

Is red oak expensive?

Compared to many types of hardwood lumber, you will find red oak to be quite reasonably priced.

Is red oak good for cutting boards?

Red oak is very durable and not highly resinous which makes them a good option for cutting boards. Remember to use a cutting board finish to seal the grain when building cutting boards.