White Oak Wide Plank Flooring

Pictured Floor: White Oak, Treehouse

Collection: Retreat
Engineered
Dallas, TX

Dynamic, durable and more beautiful every day.

Our versatile White Oak floors grow in the same regions as our Rift and Quartersawn White Oak, where the colder climates nurture tight growth rings and nutty brown, cocoa hues. This wood boasts dramatic grain patterns ranging from simple and sleek to intricate, vibrant swirls which are an ideal backdrop for taking almost any stain color incredibly well. Also used to make wine barrels, this popular wood has dense fibers making this an exceptionally durable floor that complements any design scheme and, like vintage wine, only gets better over time. Casual, formal or contemporary – White Oak does it all.

     
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Everything you need to know about Carlisle White Oak
  • Direct to consumer
  • Handmade one at a time
  • Longest, widest boards
  • Dramatic grain patterns

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can you tell me how to whitewash White Oak floors?

You can apply whitewash to White Oak floors for a lighter, airier look. As with any stain, you must apply whitewash before finishing them. Floors that have already been finished must be stripped and sanded before staining. While whitewashing can be a do-it-yourself project, hiring a professional flooring expert will likely give you a cleaner and more uniform look.

Can White Oak floors be stained dark?

Yes. White Oak flooring can be stained in a variety of dark hues.

Can you stain White Oak floors?

White Oak Both is porous and absorbs stain easily. White Oak flooring can be stained in virtually any color.

How durable is White Oak flooring?

White Oak is a very hard and resilient wood, making it an excellent choice for residential flooring that is intended to last for years.

What’s the difference between Red and White Oak floors?

The most obvious difference between Red Oak floors and White Oak floors is the color – Red Oak is lighter with a more pinkish undertone, while White Oak tends to be darker with browner tints. White Oak is slightly harder than red Oak, making White Oak floors more resistant to denting.

What does White Oak flooring look like?

White Oak has nutty brown hues and dramatic grain patterns that may range from simple and sleek to intricate swirls. White Oak isn’t actually white – it’s actually darker than Red Oak.