Woods & Finishes

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Standard Woods & Finishes

Knotty Pine with Cedar Crest Finish	Knotty Pine with Hearthstone Finish	Knotty Pine with Horizon Finish
White Oak with Vermont Finish	White Oak with Cordovan Finish	White Oak with Acorn Finish
White Oak with Honey Finish	White Oak with Natural Finish	White Birch with Natural Finish
White Birch with Hearthstone Finish	White Birch with Ginger Finish	White Birch with Cordovan Finish

Premium Woods & Finishes

Cherry with Wellington Finish	Cherry with Honey Finish	Cherry with Natural Finish
Cherry with Burgundy Finish	Cherry with Cinnamon Finish	Cherry with Hazelnut Finish
White Oak with Full Black Cover	White Birch with Full White Cover	Walnut with Natural Finish

About Wood Species & Finishes

• White Oak
  Coloration of White Oak will vary from a light brown to a grayish tint in the heartwood. There are two shades of ochre in the sapwood. The wood rays are more pronounced and longer than in Red Oak. All of the White Oaks are heavy, very hard, and strong. Any knots will be very small and well scattered.
• White Birch
  This wood can vary from light brown tinged with either pinkish or grayish undertones with a thin, nearly white sapwood. It is a close-grained wood with a distinct, but not prominent pattern.
• Knotty Pine
  Knotty Pine is a very soft wood with distinct knots and grain characteristics. It tends to be a light yellowish color that will vary to off-white at spots to a very dark brown in the area of the knot. Knotty Pine is very easily marred and dented. Some knots may be split (saw-cut) but will always be stable in nature.
• Cherry
  Most people visualize Cherry with a reddish brown color. This is the tone most often seen in Cherry furniture. Some Cherry has a distinctively grayish cast, others have a light straw color. Freshly cut heartwood is usually light amber in tone, but darkens considerably with age & exposure to sunlight. Cherry sapwood is even lighter in color, from white to a light cherry brown. Cherry Cherry also often has black "pitch marks" which appear as a small dark colored line. This is not a defect but inherent to Cherry wood. Cherry is strong, stiff and moderately hard.
• Walnut
  Walnut varies from light gray-brown to chocolate brown, even to a dark purplish brown. Grain patterns will vary strongly from piece to piece and can be very plain or highly figured.