
WHITE OAK · FLOORING TOP LAYERS
White Oak Flooring Top Layers · 2600 mm
White oak flooring top layers are lamellas used as the real-wood surface component in flooring manufacture. This 2600 mm selection is shown in five grades: AB, ABC, CD, DE and EF, ordered from highest to lowest. The workshop photographs show the actual grain, natural colour variation, knots and splits of the supplied grade examples.
Product code: KW-WO-207
Top-layer length
Tell us your grade, width, thickness and quantity.
PRODUCT INFORMATION
White Oak Flooring Top Layer Specifications
| Material | White oak |
|---|---|
| Product form | Flooring top layer / lamella |
| Length | 2600 mm |
| Grades, highest to lowest | AB → ABC → CD → DE → EF |
| Application | Real-wood surface component for flooring manufacture |
Applications
For flooring manufacturers selecting white oak surface lamellas. Compare the photographed grades when specifying the desired appearance, and include the required width, thickness and quantity in your enquiry.
Grain & Workshop Gallery
Five workshop photographs are arranged from AB (highest) to EF (lowest). Grade labels follow the supplier’s identification of these samples. Agree detailed knot, split and colour-selection limits against samples before ordering; the photographs do not define a universal grading standard.





Buyer Questions
Which grade is highest?
AB is the highest grade in this selection, followed by ABC, CD, DE and EF. EF is the lowest.
Is this finished flooring?
This product is the white oak top-layer component for flooring manufacture, not a finished flooring board.
What dimensions are confirmed?
The confirmed length is 2600 mm. Please specify the required width and thickness in your enquiry.
What should I include when requesting a sample or quotation?
Please provide the grade, required width and thickness, quantity and intended flooring construction. Confirm appearance requirements against samples.
Specify Your White Oak Top Layer
Contact KUNSUN VENEER to discuss specifications, quotations and samples.
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