Red Oak Countertop

We always make sure that the users’ experience is just as flawless as the quality of the piece.
During the production, we can also provide you with the photos upon request, so you can track your order.

Since we custom make each order, you can send us your requirements and we will make the piece according to your needs.
Before we start the production, our experts handpicking all the oak wood to be used on that piece.

***Please note that each oak butcher block countertop produced by us is custom-made and is one of the kind.
The images shown are just an example of the final product.

Oak Countertop is highly durable and strong wood and it is our second most popular choice after the butcher blocks made of walnut. Its grain pattern is quite unique and gives a lot of character to the design or space which makes it one of the easier species to recognize.

Although there are more than 600 species of oak trees, the most common species are red and white oak.
The main difference is that the white oak countertop has a light brown color and the red oak is a pinkish color.

White Oak is exclusive wood and that is why we recommend keeping its natural beauty.
On the other hand red oak is more affordable and it is the best choice if you want to apply stain on it.

We provide our kitchen installation services all across Toronto & the GTA and our service areas include, but are not limited to:

Toronto & GTA

• Ajax
• Aurora
• Brampton
• Bridle Path
• Casa Loma
• Don Mills
• East York
• Etobicoke
• Forest Hill
• Golden Mile
• Hoggs Hollow
• Kingsway South
• Lawrence Park South
• Leaside
• Lytton Park
• Markham
• Milton
• Mississauga
• Newmarket
• North York
• Nortown
• Oakville
• Oshawa
• Pickering
• Richmond Hill
• Rosedale
• Scarborough
• St. Andrew-Windfields
• Stouffville
• Summerhill
• The Beaches
• Thornhill
• Vaughan
• Willowdale
• Yonge-Eglinton
• Yonge-St. Clair
• York Mills
• Yorkville

Outside Greater Toronto Area (depending on the project)

• Acton
• Alliston
• Angus
• Barrie
• Bolton
• Bradford
• Burlington
• Caledon
• East Gwillimbury
• Georgetown
• Georgina
• Guelph
• Hamilton
• Innisfil
• King City
• Kitchener
• London
• New Tecumseth
• Nobleton
• Orangeville
• Schomberg
• Uxbridge
• Waterloo
• West Gwillimbury

We ship our products to all the Major Cities in Canada and the US including, but not limited to:

• Greater Toronto Area: $180
  
  
• British Columbia- Quebec: $450 – Vancouver | Surrey || Montreal | Quebec City |
  
  
• Rest of Canada: $650 – Alberta: Calgary, Edmonton | Manitoba: Winnipeg | New Brunswick: Moncton, Saint John, Fredericton | Newfoundland and Labrador: St. John’s | Nova Scotia: Halifax, Cape Breton | Saskatchewan: Saskatoon, Regina
  
  
• Across the USA: $750 – Alabama: Huntsville  | Arizona: Phoenix, Tucson, Mesa | Arkansas: Little Rock | California: Los Angeles, San Diego, San Jose, San Francisco, Fresno, Sacramento | Colorado: Denver | Connecticut: Bridgeport | Delaware: Wilmington | Florida: Jacksonville, Miami, Tampa | Georgia: Atlanta | Idaho: Boise City | Illinois: Chicago | Indiana: Indianapolis | Iowa: Des Moines | Kansas: Wichita | Kentucky: Louisville | Louisiana: New Orleans | Maine: Portland | Maryland: Baltimore | Massachusetts: Boston | Michigan: Detroit | Minnesota: Minneapolis | Mississippi: Jackson | Missouri: Kansas City | Montana: Billings | Nebraska: Omaha | Nevada: Las Vegas | New Hampshire: Manchester | New Jersey: Newark | New Mexico: Albuquerque | New York City | North Carolina: Charlotte, Raleigh | North Dakota: Fargo | Ohio: Columbus, Cleveland | Oklahoma City: Tulsa | Oregon: Portland | Pennsylvania: Philadelphia | Rhode Island: Providence | South Carolina: Charleston | South Dakota: Sioux Falls | Tennessee: Nashville, Memphis | Texas: Houston, San Antonio, Dallas, Austin, Fort Worth, El Paso | Utah: Salt Lake City | Vermont: Burlington | Virginia: Virginia Beach | Washington: Seattle | West Virginia: Charleston | Wisconsin: Milwaukee | Wyoming: Cheyenne |

***Please note that the prices above are the approximate cost and it includes the custom case (depending on the product) and shipping insurance.

1. Clean up spills promptly: Oak is a porous material and can easily absorb liquids, which can cause stains and damage over time. Be sure to clean up spills as soon as possible to prevent any lasting damage.
   
   
2. Use a cutting board: To avoid scratches and nicks on the oak surface, always use a cutting board when chopping or preparing food. Avoid using sharp knives directly on the countertop.
   
   
3. Avoid harsh chemicals: Harsh cleaning chemicals, such as bleach or ammonia, can damage the finish and dry out the wood. Use a gentle cleaner and avoid using any abrasive scrubbers.
   
   
4. Protect from heat: To avoid warping or cracking, use trivets or pot holders to protect the oak surface from hot pots and pans. Never place hot items directly on the countertop.
   
   
5. Re-seal periodically: Depending on usage, you may need to re-seal your oak countertop every year or two to maintain its natural beauty and protect it from water damage.
   
   
6. Apply natural oils: Every few months, you can use a natural oil such as mineral oil or walnut oil to polish the oak surface and restore its natural lustre.