Oak, European Density: 720* kg/m3
Commercial Names: English, Frenck, German, etc., according to region.
Scientific name: Quercus Robur & Quercus Petraea.
Family: Fagaceae.
Distribution: UK & Europe.
General Description: Varies in colour from a light tan to a biscuit colour. Usually the timber can have straight grain but irregular or cross-grained material can occur depending on growth conditions. Characteristic silver grain on quarter-cut timber. English Oak is generally heavier in weight at around 720 kg/m3 whereas the French and German come in at around 670 kg/m3.
Suitable Externally: Yes
Max. Fire-Rating: FD60
Average Light Reflectance Value (LRV): N/A
Please note that for FD30 and FD60 doorsets the timber density must have a minimum density of 510kg/m3. It should be noted that some timbers such as Ash and Beech have high densities but are NOT suitable for an FD60 application. Get in touch further advice or samples. However, glazing beads should be manufactured from timbers that have a minimum density of 640kg/m3.
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