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MAPLE |
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Maple: Closed grain wood that is creamy white with a reddish-brown cast to the heartwood. Mineral streaks are often found and are not considered defective. Maple possesses a uniform texture and is an excellent decision for lighter colored finishes |
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NATURAL DARK ASH |
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Ash & Natural Dark Ash: Open grain wood that can vary in color from a very white with a slight yellowish cast to a white with a somewhat grayish cast in the sapwood and moving to a definite brown in the heartwood of natural dark ash |
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RED OAK |
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Red Oak: The grain and color of Red Oak are similar and form a reasonable blend. Character, such as burl and pin knots is acceptable. Panel rips are arranged to form a reasonable blend of grain matching and color tones. Some mineral is acceptable. |
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WHITE OAK |
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White Oak: Open grain that varies from a whitish light brown sapwood to a grayish dark brown heartwood. |
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HICKORY / PECAN |
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Hickory & Pecan: Both are very similar, unique grain pattern and variety of color tones. Require some color selection and few knots (pin knots are acceptable); they have lots of character. We also feel natural dark ash shows similar character |
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WALNUT |
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Walnut: Its naturally dark in color and is a very stable wood. It glues and machines well and is a favorite of mill workers. Has a light colored sap streak characteristic that is not considered a defect. |
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CHERRY |
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Cherry: Cherry may contain some sapwood on the back face (White wood from the outer section of a log). Grain and color are batched to form a reasonable blend. Exposure to the light causes cherry to darken with age, revealing a deep reddish brown tone. Mild gum pockets and streaks are a natural characteristic of cherry and are not considered defects
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Alder: Similar maple-mild soft grain, but with its own unique characteristics |
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MAHOGANY |
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Mahogany: Has great color and workability, another good craftsman choice. |
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KNOTTY PINE |
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Knotty Pine: We use furniture grade and it's ideal for "Knotty Pine Millwork"
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EASTERN RED CEDAR |
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BAMBOO: Its many different blends work ideally for one of our Green Products
Please; ask for more information about our green program
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Bamboo: A great substainable, wood substitute. Its full maturity is only 5 to 6 years, grows to 80+ feet. Its considered by the US Green Building Council's LEED rating system, and satisfies there recommendations. Sheet Good Product |
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