Red Oak Cabinet Doors

Almost all of our American-made cabinets and drawer fronts can be ordered in red oak. Red oak is a classic choice in kitchen design. This wood species is typically known for its reddish hue. 

Red oak trees are common to the Eastern U.S. and display beautifully colored leaves during the fall season. The wood from these trees typically features long, straight grain patterns.  

Red oak trees can reach a height of around 70 feet. These trees have a fast growing rate depending on environmental conditions. These trees need a decent amount of direct sunlight, as well as normal moisture, to reach its full growth potential. To learn more about red oak trees, check out this quick, educational link.

Red Oak Facts

1. Red oak trees can grow up to 24" a year. In addition, red oak trees that are grown in the Southern U.S. tend to be larger than their northern cousins. This is because of the longer growing season with extended sunlight.  
2. Red oak is a dense wood that is also workable. Additional, this density give the material good durability, which is why you often find red oak used for flooring and countertops.
3. Red oak finishes well. Since red oak is desired for its rich color, many people choose to use a stain or clear finish for their doors. This is ideal for highlighting the natural beauty of the wood's color and grain.
4. Loved by woodworkers and landscapers alike.
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