Quercus robur
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BOG OAK 26123-1A
$4.95 per sq. ft.1667 sq. ft. in stockWood NameOakWood TypeBogBog oak veneer is a rare and striking veneer made from ancient oak trees that have been preserved for hundreds to thousands of years in peat bogs. Over time the wood undergoes a natural darkening process, resulting in grayish to almost black tones with rich grain patterns. Sliced into veneer, it is prized in high-end furniture, cabinetry, and interior design for its unique appearance, historical significance, and timeless character. -
BOG OAK 26123-1B
$4.50 per sq. ft.206 sq. ft. in stockWood NameOakWood TypeBogBog oak veneer is a rare and striking veneer made from ancient oak trees that have been preserved for hundreds to thousands of years in peat bogs. Over time the wood undergoes a natural darkening process, resulting in grayish to almost black tones with rich grain patterns. Sliced into veneer, it is prized in high-end furniture, cabinetry, and interior design for its unique appearance, historical significance, and timeless character. -
BOG OAK 26123-2A
$2.95 per sq. ft.35 sq. ft. in stockWood NameOakWood TypeBogBog oak veneer is a rare and striking veneer made from ancient oak trees that have been preserved for hundreds to thousands of years in peat bogs. Over time the wood undergoes a natural darkening process, resulting in grayish to almost black tones with rich grain patterns. Sliced into veneer, it is prized in high-end furniture, cabinetry, and interior design for its unique appearance, historical significance, and timeless character. -
BOG OAK 26123-2B
$2.95 per sq. ft.56 sq. ft. in stockWood NameOakWood TypeBogBog oak veneer is a rare and striking veneer made from ancient oak trees that have been preserved for hundreds to thousands of years in peat bogs. Over time the wood undergoes a natural darkening process, resulting in grayish to almost black tones with rich grain patterns. Sliced into veneer, it is prized in high-end furniture, cabinetry, and interior design for its unique appearance, historical significance, and timeless character. -
BOG OAK 26123-4
$3.95 per sq. ft.191 sq. ft. in stockWood NameOakWood TypeBogBog oak veneer is a rare and striking veneer made from ancient oak trees that have been preserved for hundreds to thousands of years in peat bogs. Over time the wood undergoes a natural darkening process, resulting in grayish to almost black tones with rich grain patterns. Sliced into veneer, it is prized in high-end furniture, cabinetry, and interior design for its unique appearance, historical significance, and timeless character. -
EBO 1503-1
$1.50 per sq. ft.2106 sq. ft. in stockWood NameOakWood TypeEnglish brownLeathery shades of brown and tan with flake. The deep brown color of this European oak is due to an infection by the fungus Fistulina hepatica. -
EBO 1503-2
$1.95 per sq. ft.1355 sq. ft. in stockWood NameOakWood TypeEnglish brownLeathery shades of brown and tan with flake. The deep brown color of this European oak is due to an infection by the fungus Fistulina hepatica. -
EBO 1601-2C
$2.25 per sq. ft.514 sq. ft. in stockWood NameOakWood TypeEnglish brownLeathery shades of brown and tan with flake. The deep brown color of this European oak is due to an infection by the fungus Fistulina hepatica. -
EBO 1603-1
$2.75 per sq. ft.586 sq. ft. in stockWood NameOakWood TypeEnglish brownLeathery shades of brown and tan with flake. The deep brown color of this European oak is due to an infection by the fungus Fistulina hepatica. -
EBO 1603-3
$2.25 per sq. ft.577 sq. ft. in stockWood NameOakWood TypeEnglish brownLeathery shades of brown and tan with flake. The deep brown color of this European oak is due to an infection by the fungus Fistulina hepatica. -
EBO 18073-1
$1.95 per sq. ft.104 sq. ft. in stockWood NameOakWood TypeEnglish brownLeathery shades of brown and tan with flake. The deep brown color of this European oak is due to an infection by the fungus Fistulina hepatica. -
EBO 26056-1
$3.95 per sq. ft.932 sq. ft. in stockWood NameOakWood TypeEnglish brownLeathery shades of brown and tan with flake. The deep brown color of this European oak is due to an infection by the fungus Fistulina hepatica.