Materials

What Is Rift-Sawn?

A method of cutting wood to produce a relatively straight, consistent grain with reduced visible cathedral patterns.

Rift-sawn describes a method of cutting lumber or veneer so the growth rings intersect the face at a relatively steep angle. The resulting grain is typically straighter and more linear than flat-sawn material.

Buying Considerations

Specify the cut when the visual grain pattern is important, especially for oak doors and millwork. Review actual samples because grain appearance varies by species and veneer matching.

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