oak wood

The oak tree is a long-lived tree that can live for over a thousand years. It has various uses both inside and out. The acorn and the bark are used to make various food products. This wood has a density of about 0.80 g/cm3. It is very durable and is very resistant to fungal attack. Viking longships were known to use oak planking. The wood was cut from green logs and was used to produce radial planks. Wide, quarter-sized boards of oak were prized for their use in furniture and interior panelling.

Barrels used for making whiskey, brandy, and sherry are made from European and American Oak. The use of oak in wines can add complexity and flavor to the finished product. Although both oak types contribute to the taste and aroma of the alcoholic drink, they are rarely used together. Japanese oak is a high density material that gives the drums a brighter and louder tone than traditional materials. In India's hill states, the locals cultivate oak wood for various agricultural tools and equipment. The leaves are also used as fodder for livestock

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The white oak group is mainly composed of Quercus alba, which is the standard lumber tree. And here in NATU we use 150 years old white oak tree to give them a new purpose and expend their lifespan. The oak has been regarded as a symbol of strength and endurance, and it is often used to convey power and heritage. In England, the oak has been regarded as a national symbol since the 16th century. While it is often used to depict noble traditions and the beauty of the countryside, it is also used to represent Germany on some European coins.

Many countries have designated the golden oak as their national tree. And thanks to that the oak has been regarded as a symbol of strength and endurance, and it is often used to convey power and heritage. In England, the oak has been regarded as a national symbol since the 16th century. While it is often used to depict noble traditions and the beauty of the countryside, it is also used to represent Germany on some European coins.

With a long history, use and symbolism, comes the responsibility of caring for the making and preservation of the real values of the oak. That is why we at NATU take special care of each board in order to preserve all the natural beauty and a part of the long history of the tree that started to disappear. We preserve natural design, save story of a tree and bring it in your home.

When you choose NATU, you choose Naturally Perfect Imperfection. oak