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List of Lumber Species

Properties of Red Oak

5/8 FAS

4/4 FAS Appalachian

4/4 FAS Northern

4/4 x 5"-6" FAS

4/4 x 6" FAS

4/4 x 8"-10" FAS

4/4 x 10"-12" FAS

4/4 x 12" & Wider FAS

4/4 x 15" & Wider FAS

4/4 x 8' FAS

4/4 Select & Better Quartered

4/4 Select & Better Rift

4/4 #1 Common

4/4 #1 Common Northern

4/4 FAS Fire-Treated

5/4 FAS

5/4 x 8"-10" FAS

5/4 x 10"-12" FAS

5/4 x 12" & Wider FAS

5/4 Select & Better Quartered

5/4 Select & Better Rift

5/4 #1 Common

6/4 FAS

6/4 x 8"-10" FAS

6/4 x 10" & Wider FAS

6/4 Select & Better Quartered

6/4 Select & Better Rift

6/4 #1 Common

8/4 FAS

8/4 x 10"-12" FAS

8/4 x 12" & Wider FAS

8/4 x 8' FAS

8/4 Select & Better Quartered

8/4 Select & Better Rift

8/4 #1 Common

10/4 FAS

Remarks

Perhaps the most common of the domestic oaks. Heavy, strong and tough. Open grained, used in furnitures where durability comes first.