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Our 5 essences of wood...
in 12 choices of designs.
BETULA ALLEGHANIENSIS (1260 lbf on the Janka scale)
It is known as the "Jack of all woods" or in other words, the all-purpose wood. With its light colors and rippling grain, it is one of the most used woods in the world. Many pieces of furniture (including those from IKEA®) are made of birch. Our woodworkers love its uniform pattern and it is very easy to work with.
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ACER SACCHARUM (1450 lbf on the Janka scale)
Maple is the hardest wood we offer. Having several uses in North America (Hardwood floors, furniture, tools, etc.), it is appreciated for its light colors going to shades of dark brown in the heart of the wood. Its fine, closed grain gives it its sturdiness, no wonder many have maple furniture that has been passed down from generation to generation.
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QUERCUS RUBRA (1290 lbf on the Janka scale)
In its natural state, it is very difficult to determine what type of oak it is when you look at it. Once cut, its more reddish color determines its type. The red oak was very popular in the 19th century because of its abundance in North America. For this reason, we associate this species with a more traditional look that will stand the test of time.
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QUERCUS ALBA (1360 lbf on the Janka scale)
Only the uneven texture of its grain can determine this species. We like its light beige color but especially the thickness and contrast of its grain. Less abundant than its red brother, this wood stands out from the others. Used in many Scandinavian designs, it is one of the trendiest woods at the moment.
QUERCUS ALBA (1360 lbf on the Janka scale)
Only the uneven texture of its grain can determine this species. We like its light beige color but especially the thickness and contrast of its grain. Less abundant than its red brother, this wood stands out from the others. Used in many Scandinavian designs, it is one of the trendiest woods at the moment.
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JUGLANS NIGRA (1010 lbf on the Janka scale)
Walnut is known for its grain with tones ranging from light beige to deep dark brown. As one of the most prestigious woods, we think it's well worth the money. You will love the warmth it brings to a room. Whether it's for a complete kitchen or just for a color accent in a room, everyone will notice its presence.
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Contemporary base design made of HDF panel with a premium wood veneer.
Overall thickness: ¾”
Simple, timeless design consisting of four pieces of real wood with a center panel of HDF with a premium wood veneer.
Edge thickness (stiles and rails): ¾"
Center panel thickness: ¼"
Like the Shaker, this more rural design consists of four pieces of real wood with a groove at their junctions with a center panel of HDF with a premium wood veneer.
Edge thickness (stiles and rails): ¾"
Center panel thickness: ¼"
Traditional and rustic design consisting of four pieces of real wood with a center panel of HDF with a high quality wood veneer.
Edge thickness (stiles and rails): ¾"
Center panel thickness: ¼"
More minimalist and sleek design than the Shaker, consisting of four pieces of real wood with a center panel made of HDF and a high quality wood veneer.
Edge thickness (stiles and rails): ⅞”
Center panel thickness: ⅜”
Contemporary and sleek design with an integrated handle. Handle made of real wood glued to an HDF panel with a high quality wood veneer.
Overall thickness: ¾”
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