Texas hardwood slabs
Post oak and water oak slabs
Post oak and water oak are dense, stable, and great for long spans. Use these tips to pick slabs that stay flat.
Oak slab photo - On-site milling across East and North Texas.
- Wide log capacity up to 6 feet where access allows.
- Call now for scheduling and inventory checks.
Texas oak slabs for builders and makers
Oak slabs are strong and heavy with pronounced grain. They reward careful drying and proper flattening before finish work. Ask about moisture content and end checks before you buy. For species references, the Wood Database is a solid resource.
Oak slab selection tips
Kiln load policy
We handle large kiln loads only (2000 bd/ft minimum). Oak must air-dry under cover for a few months before kiln scheduling. Wet wood ties up the kiln longer, raises energy use, and increases checking, so it is accepted only at a premium when schedules allow.
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