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Beauty of natural wood cabinetry<br />
Knotty Alder<br />
Knotty Alder is a reddish-brown to pale yellow wood with soft, straight grain, even texture, and a subtle<br />
figure. Knotty Alder will have small ¼” closed knots to large 2” open knots appear sporadically throughout<br />
the cabinetry and cabinet components. Knotty Alder plywood will mostly have closed knots of various<br />
sizes.<br />
Beech<br />
Beech is a heavy, pale-colored, medium-to-hard wood. It has a fine, tight grain and large medular<br />
rays, similar in appearance to maple or birch woods. Beech wood has a high shock resistance and<br />
takes stains well.<br />
Birch<br />
Birch wood is fine-grained and pale in colour, often with an attractive satin-like sheen, Birch wood exhibits a<br />
more consistent golden brown color, with little creamy white sap wood and often shows a nice curl pattern.<br />
Cherry<br />
Cherry is an elegant, multi-colored hardwood. Natural or light stains accent these color variations. Small<br />
gum pockets, streaks, pin knots and figures are common. Cherry wood will darken or “mellow” with age.<br />
This mellowing is a natural occurrence and a benefit of owning solid cherry cabinetry.<br />
Hickory<br />
Hickory is a strong, open-grained wood that is known for its flowing grain pattern and dramatic variation<br />
in color. It often contains random pecks, burls and mineral streaks, and it is not uncommon to see doors or<br />
parts of doors that range in color from light to deep brown when finished in light or natural stains. Darker<br />
stains will mildly tone these color variations, but these very characteristics make each hickory kitchen<br />
unique and the preference of those who love wood.<br />
Maple<br />
Hard maple is a strong, close-grained wood that is predominantly off-white in color, although it also<br />
contains light hues of yellow-brown and pink. Hard maple occasionally contains small mineral, light tan or<br />
reddish-tinged streaks. It is usually straight grained, but can be wavy or even curly.<br />
Oak<br />
Red oak has a prominent open grain that ranges in color from white to yellow and reddish-brown. Red oak<br />
is sometimes streaked with green, yellow or black mineral deposits and may vary from a closely knot grain<br />
to a sweeping arch pattern.<br />
Poplar<br />
Comparatively uniform in texture and relatively straight grained, poplar wood is light to medium in weight,<br />
and pale in color, similar to both beech and alder wood.<br />
Thermofoil (RTF) Laminates<br />
Thermofoils in white and soft white are laminated to high density substrate furniture board and detailed for<br />
each style.<br />
Rustic Parawood<br />
Rustic Parawood is a imported renewable hardwood. It has a strong even wood grain and is one of the<br />
most durable hard woods available.
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