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Door
Styles and Finishes / Decorative
Enhancements |
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Door
Styles and Finishes By Wood Species |
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Maple
Hard maple is a strong,
close-grained wood that
is predominantly off-white
in color, although it also
contains light hues of yellow-brown
and pink. Hard maple occasionally
contains small mineral,
light tan or reddish -tinged
streaks that will darken
with stain. It is usually
straight grained, but can
be wavy or even curly. |
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Hickory
Hickory is a strong, open-grained
wood that is known for its
flowing grain pattern and
dramatic variation in color.
It often contains random
specks, burls and mineral
streaks, and it is not uncommon
to see doors or parts of
doors that range in color
from light to deep brown
when finished in light or
natural stains. Darker stains
will mildly tone these color
variations, but these very
characteristics make each
hickory kitchen unique and
the preference of those
who love wood. |
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Oak
Red oak has a prominent
open grain that ranges in
color from white to yellow
and reddish-brown. Red oak
is sometimes streaked with
green, yellow or black mineral
deposits and may vary from
a closely knit grain to
a sweeping arch pattern. |
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Cherry
Cherry is an elegant, multi-colored
hardwood. In its raw state,
it has a pinkish-brown hue
with occasional shades of
white, green, pink or even
gray. Natural or light stains
accent these color variations.
Small gum pockets, streaks,
pin knots and figures are
common. Cherry wood will
darken or ˇ°mellowˇ± with
age. This mellowing is a
natural occurrence and a
benefit of owning solid
cherry cabinetry. |
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Birch
Natural birch is a medium-density
hardwood with a distinct,
moderate grain pattern that
ranges from straight to
wavy or curly. The predominant
sapwood color is white to
creamy yellow, while the
heartwood varies in color
from medium or dark brown
to reddish-brown. This range
in color makes a distinctive
statement in a birch cabinetry
selection. |
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