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Birch |
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Pecan |
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Pink or white birch are available, which are requested when the desired
result is a natural/rustic character. Birch is strong, hard, and
even-textured. Its is cream or lightly tinged with red. |
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Has wide
color and grain variation with stark color changes (very dark brown to
very white). Mineral is acceptable and certain parts of the door can be
all heart or sap. Pecan is one of the stronger hardwoods, and its color
variations become less apparent with time. |
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Cherry |
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Walnut |
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May have
heart and sap together on the face, and may have varied color, grain, and pitch pocket. May have small tight knots. Cherry is light and strong.
Its color is a rich, reddish-brown, and darkens with age. |
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May have
varied amounts of heart, sap, mineral, pin knots and mineral streaks.
Walnut is a tough wood with a straight grain. Its color is a rich brown. |
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Knotty
Pine |
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Red Oak |
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Has
numerous knots, and is very durable. It is light yellow sapwood with
yellowish-brown heartwood. |
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Has some
random color and grain, small knots and mineral streaks. Red Oak is heavy
and strong with great wear resistance. Its color ranges from a white-cream
to a pale brown, tinted with red. |
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Maple |
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White Oak |
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Has some
color variation, some heartwood, and can have
mineral. Maple is heavy, strong, and has excellent resistance to
indentation. Its color is cream to light reddish-brown. |
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Some
random color and grain, small knots and mineral streaks. White Oak is
heavy and strong with great wear resistance. Its color ranges from
whitish-gray to
darker red-brown. |
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Please note: Wood species
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