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Alder is a soft hardwood with an even texture and straight grain. It is easily stained or finished to produce multiple effects.
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Beech is a heavy, pale-colored, medium-to-hard wood. It is very hard and tough. It has good strength properties, high abrasion resistance, a fine, tight grain, and is similar to maple or birch woods. It has a high shock resistance and takes stains well.
Finish OptionsOak is an American classic beloved for its strength, depth of color, and fine linear grain patterns. Colors range from white and pink to light browns.
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Maple is a smooth, fine-grained hardwood with great warmth and versatility. It is largely white with shades of brown and pink, and accepts most stains. With darker stains, a pattern of random spots may occur, adding character to the wood.
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Hickory is a hardwood known for it’s strength, resilience, and wide color variations. Dark or light stains can be used to maximize color and bring out the vivid, open grain patterns.
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Cherry is an American classic hardwood recognized for its distinctive grain patterns and warm, lustrous tones. Colors vary widely from dark to light in shades of red, white, and brown that deepen with time.
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Red oak is a popular hardwood known for its rich, reddish-brown color and distinctive grain patterns. It is native to North America and is commonly used in furniture, flooring, and cabinetry due to its strength and workability. Red oak has a porous texture, which allows it to take stain and finish well, enhancing its natural beauty. While slightly softer than white oak, red oak is still durable and offers an attractive, warm look for both traditional and modern designs.
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Walnut is renowned for its rich and lustrous appearance, is a hardwood prized for its exceptional qualities. With a dark, warm hue that ranges from chocolate brown to purplish-black, walnut wood adds a touch of sophistication to furniture and interior designs. Its fine grain and smooth texture contribute to its popularity in woodworking, creating pieces that exude both elegance and longevity.
Finish OptionsCherry is an American classic hardwood recognized for its distinctive grain patterns and warm, lustrous tones. Colors vary widely from dark to light in shades of red, white, and brown that deepen with time.
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White oak is a hardwood tree known for its strength, durability, and beautiful grain patterns. Native to North America, it is commonly used in furniture making, flooring, and cabinetry due to its natural resistance to moisture and decay. White oak has a light to medium brown color with subtle greenish hues, making it highly sought after for both functional and decorative uses.
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