Is this white oak or red oak?
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White oak. Great flavor for smoking. Does not over power the meat. Was used in an electric vertical smoker. Any rub that you may use, will still work well with these white oak chunks. Red oak chunks do have a slight "reddish" tint to them and a more pronounced flavor than white oak. The best thing about smoking is to try several different woods to see which one you prefer. Some mix a couple of different kinds at a time for more flavoring such as oak and pecan, etc. Some go with just one wood at a time. From there you can experiment to your liking.
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I am not sure. I do know that I used to cook with black oak and when using this product the flavor is the same, so IMHO I am going to say it wouldn't matter for cooking you will get an oak flavor.
1481567
Ours is actually the cherry color-very nice color! We have oak trim but wanted something a little different now that they are showing darker wood stains. Hope you like it!
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As far as I could tell, it appeared to be solid oak. I am not an expert though.
632991
I'm assuming its cottage oak. The one I have is the exact same as shown in the picture. Very durable. Even with kids jumping on the small seat
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It is a stained wood. It could be Redwood but am not sure. Mine is just over one year old but seems to be holding its color. Kind of flemsy achores thought! I hope this helps.
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It's oak, but the color is a little darker then the picture shows. The piece is nice but is a little difficult to put together, some screw holes didn't always quite line up. Also a couple of the parts came broken but the company was great about it and shipped us new parts no charge. Over all me and my husband love this piece,
718704
I do not know the exact type of wood I believe is one of the hardwoods oak cherry
604682
I can't tell for sure, and there is no specific wood species mentioned on any paperwork or the website? But I can say it had the look of pecan or a richly stained ash.
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honestly, i haven't put it together yet, but ii its not oak it could be maple or ash
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I don't know. The wood is solid and heavy with a light grain. Light in color, even when I stained it. Hard wood - might be oak.
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I see what you mean, but no, it is a very nice walnutty'oak, no real yellow tinge. We are glad we got it, generally particularly well-made (although I had to call the company cuz the cabinet doors didn't close properly and they were quite helpful) Do follow the directions and ignore the extra row of holes in the top piece.
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the wood looks like white oak but is most likely a white pine. The way the table and chairs are constructed have proven to be very strong. My toddler twins have bashed and battered them for a few months now and everything is still holding together tightly. I can stand on the table and sit in the chairs and it easily holds my 200 pounds.
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I purchased one 2 years ago. I believe it is Red Cedar. I'm at work so I can't go out and check. But if you don't hear back from me then it is Cedar. Allot of parts but I had my 14 year old daughter put it together as a project. We placed it from our raised fire pit to our raised garden. It's small but attractive. I'm 250 pounds and I just walked on it 2 days ago and it did not give. I've left it out 2 winters and it has dis colored just a bit but it has not affected the stability. And I'm over the suggested weight limit. More than you wanted but I hope it helps. As I stated writing this my memory now is certain is Red ceder. George I purchased one 2 years ago. I believe it is Red Cedar. I'm at work so I can't go out and check. But if you don't hear back from me then it is Cedar. Allot of parts but I had my 14 year old daughter put it together as a project. We placed it from our raised fire pit to our raised garden. It's small but attractive. I'm 250 pounds and I just walked on it 2 days ago and it did not give. I've left it out 2 winters and it has dis colored just a bit but it has not affected the stability. And I'm over the suggested weight limit. More than you wanted but I hope it helps. As I stated writing this my... » Read More I purchased one 2 years ago. I believe it is Red Cedar. I'm at work so I can't go out and check. But if you don't hear back from me then it is Cedar. Allot of parts but I had my 14 year old daughter put it together as a project. We placed it from our raised fire pit to our raised garden. It's small but attractive. I'm 250 pounds and I just walked on it 2 days ago and it did not give. I've left it out 2 winters and it has dis colored just a bit but it has not affected the stability. And I'm over the suggested weight limit. More than you wanted but I hope it helps. As I stated writing this my memory now is certain is Red ceder. George « Show Less
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rubber wood - like oak, but not as much grain. mine came out great with med. walnut stain.
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Mine was also a medium oak color, there was no other choice. The color worked out great for me, love the table!!
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When I think oak I think more in the brown/tan family. The one I received I would classify as a light cherry. More red in the finish than brown.
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The table top is natural oak color. The legs are a fairly bright white; definitely not what I would call an off-white.