European Oak Timber, Planed All Round (PAR)
Our Planed All Round timbers come in standard stock sizes, if you require specific dimensions head over to our Cutting Service page. PAR timbers are planed on all four faces along the length, with rough-sawn end faces.
Overview
Originating from the expansive forests of Europe, European Oak is revered for its durability and timeless elegance. With tones that range from light tan to a deep, honeyed brown, this hardwood seamlessly blends robustness with ageless beauty. Noted for its pronounced grain and sturdiness, European Oak is a staple in fine furniture, architectural details, and traditional joinery.
Appearance
Board Edges: Available in Planed All Round (PAR).
Colour & Grain: European Oak showcases a palette transitioning from light tan to rich browns. Its dominant straight grain bestows a refined and harmonious visage.
Patterns: While predominantly uniform, European Oak can occasionally unveil subtle patterns, further enhancing its organic charisma.
Special Note: The wood’s warm undertones are particularly receptive to treatments, stains, and finishes, providing a vast realm of design versatility.
For connoisseurs of enduring aesthetics complemented by formidable strength, Timber Lot’s European Oak Timber emerges as an outstanding choice.
Technical Specification
Common Name: Popularly identified as European Oak.
Family: Fagaceae
Genus: Quercus
Measurement Details: Cubic metres (M3) (1M3 = 35.315 Ft3).
Weight (Kiln Dried): 720 KG/M3.
Format: Planed All Round (PAR).
Width: Plank widths begin at 150mm, potentially beyond 250mm – call us if you have specific requirements.
Uses of European Oak
Furniture Creation: European Oak’s formidable grain and longevity make it a premium pick for bespoke furniture pieces.
Architectural Details: Its rich texture and durability mark it as a top choice for architectural millwork and detailing.
Flooring: Itss inherent toughness, combined with its aesthetic appeal, positions it as a preferred flooring material.
Barrel Making: Historically, its tight grain has made it ideal for crafting wine and whiskey barrels.
Joinery: The wood’s tractable nature renders it optimal for intricate joinery tasks.
Decking and Cladding: Due to its resistance to the elements, it is often chosen for outdoor decking and cladding solutions.
Characteristics of European Oak
Colour: Spanning from pale tans to luxurious browns, it exudes a classic, warm charm.
Grain: Featuring a predominantly straight grain, it assures a sophisticated, seamless visual.
Durability: Renowned as a hard timber, ideal for demanding applications with high impact resistance.
Workability: Craftsmen prize it for its adaptability, facilitating endeavours like carving, joining, and finishing.
Finishing: Its rich undertones present a versatile base, amenable to a diverse array of finishes.
Texture: One of its hallmark traits is its tactile appeal, often highlighted by the occasional grain pattern or distinctive marking.
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