American Oak

A cornerstone of timber selection, prized for its balance of strength, workability and enduring aesthetic. Native to eastern North America, it has become a favoured material in furniture, flooring, joinery and architectural millwork for its reliable performance and warm, versatile appearance.

Treads

290 mm x 68 mm
Lengths: 900mm, 1000mm, 1100mm, 1200mm

285 mm x 43 mm
Lengths: 900mm, 1000mm, 1100mm, 1200mm

285 mm x 33 mm
Lengths: 900mm, 1000mm, 1100mm, 1200mm

Stringers

240 mm x 33 mm (Finger Jointed)
Lengths: 5700mm

285 mm x 33 mm (Finger Jointed)
Lengths: 5700mm

Handrails

60 mm (Diameter) (Finger Jointed)
Lengths: 5700mm

70 mm x 43 mm (Finger Jointed)
Lengths: 5700mm

Posts

90 mm x 90 mm (Finger Jointed)
Lengths: 5700mm

Frequently Asked Questions

Why is American Oak popular for residential staircases?
American Oak is valued for its balance of strength, workability and a warm, versatile appearance that suits a wide range of interior styles, from classic to contemporary.

Is American Oak suitable for both structural and decorative residential stair elements?
Yes — it's supplied across the full range of a residential staircase, including structural stringers, treads, handrails and posts, offering a cohesive appearance throughout.

What American Oak components does Candlebark Timber supply for residential projects?
Treads (in 290x68mm, 285x43mm and 285x33mm), finger-jointed stringers (240x33mm or 285x33mm), finger-jointed handrails (70x43mm or 60mm diameter) and finger-jointed posts (90x90mm), all in 5700mm/900–1200mm lengths as applicable.

How is American Oak finished for residential staircases?
American Oak takes stains and finishes evenly, allowing homeowners to match existing flooring, joinery or furniture tones throughout the home.

Where does American Oak originate?
American Oak is native to eastern North America and imported for Australian residential use, valued for its reliable workability and warm, versatile appearance across furniture, flooring and staircases.

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