Post oak, another species in the white oak group, is the same density as white oak, but is about 10 percent weaker and 20 percent more bendable. The hardness is the same in both. Processing for ...

Students and alumni at UVA Sawmilling are transforming 35 tons of white oak and cedar into benches, raised beds and more.

Overcup oak is a medium-sized deciduous oak that is valued as a "white oak" wood. Commercial overcup oak varies extremely with every site, fire damage, and degree of insect and decay defect.

Post oak’s popularity has put it in high demand, but some wood suppliers may try to pass off white oak, live oak, and even red oak as post oak. Here’s how to tell the difference.

Oak (especially American white oak) is far and away the most common type of wood used for making whiskey. However, it is not the only type used.

It has 10-foot ceilings, white oak hardwood floors, Nest thermostats and LED lighting with dimmers. In the kitchen are custom millwork cabinetry by Plain […] Skip to content.