Clear Cinnamon - G1 Sable - G1 Fruitwood - G1 Nutmeg - G2

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1 Cherry Cherry is a beautiful hardwood, ranging in color from rich red to reddish brown and may include creamy white/yellow sapwood. This wood will darken with age and exposure to light. The grain patterns run from fine to medium with a fairly uniform texture. Other natural characteristics may include mineral streaks, pin knots, pith flecks and small gum pockets. The density of Cherry is medium weight with moderate hardness and strength. Clear Cinnamon - G1 Sable - G1 Fruitwood - G1 Nutmeg - G2 Copper - G2 Brazilian - G3 Regency - G3

2 Alder Alder is a Pacific Northwest species known for consistent color and its ability to accept many finish types. Alder is specially selected from cabinet grade Alder stock to show a tight grain pattern and give a rustic appearance. Clear Fruitwood - G1 Ginger - G1 Spice - G1 Cinnamon - G1 Osprey - G1 Nutmeg - G2 Frost - G2 Amazon - G2 Truffle - G2 Acadia - G2 Regentwood - G3 Regency - G3 Latte Espresso Americano Stain - G1 Stain - G1 Stain - G1 *Latte *Espresso *Americano Glaze - G4 Glaze - G4 Glaze - G4

3 Knotty Alder Knotty Alder is a Pacific Northwest species known for consistent color and its ability to accept many finish types. Knotty Alder is specially selected from cabinet grade Alder stock to show a tight grain pattern and give a rustic appearance. Clear Ginger - G1 Spice - G1 Cinnamon - G1 Osprey - G1 Fruitwood - G1 Nutmeg - G2 Acadia - G2 Regency - G3

4 European Steamed Beech European Steamed Beech is known for color consistency, beauty, quality, and flexibility. The sapwood is white with a tinged red, while the heartwood is light to reddish brown. European Steamed Beech is generally straight grained with a close uniform texture. Clear Fruitwood - G1 Ginger - G1 Spice - G1 Cinnamon - G1 Osprey - G1 Sable - G1 Nutmeg - G2 Frost - G2 Copper - G2 Truffle - G2 Brazilian - G3 Wheat - G3

5 Wood species and stain information sheets Maple Maple has a close, fine, and uniform texture. It is very popular due to its density and durability. The sapwood is creamy white with a slight reddish brown shade. The amount of darker heartwood can vary significantly according to the growing region. Clear Cinnamon - G1 Osprey - G1 Ginger - G1 Spice - G1 Frost - G2 Truffle - G2 Wheat - G3 Brazilian - G3 Regency - G3

6 Hickory Hickory is sourced from the Eastern United States. It is the hardest, heaviest, and strongest American Hardwood. The sapwood of Hickory is white, tinged with inconspicuous brown lines, while the heartwood is pale to reddish brown. Clear Sable - G1 Fruitwood - G1

7 Wood species and stain information sheets Oak Oak is an American classic and is widely used for its timeless grain pattern and consistency. The sapwood is white to list brown and the heartwood is a pinkish to reddish brown. Clear Fruitwood - G1 Osprey - G1 Cinnamon - G1 Copper - G2 Regency - G3 Sable - G1 Frost - G2

8 Rigid Thermafoil Rigid Thermafoil is a great choice when pattern consistency and durability are a must. Easy to clean and maintain, Rigid Thermafoil is a great alternative to traditional woods and comes at a great price point. Available Colors: White Antique White Blonde Cognac Kona - Standard - Standard - Woodgrain - Woodgrain - Woodgrain Toasted Apple - Woodgrain Chocolate Pear - Woodgrain * Black * Aluminum - Woodgrain - Premium

9 Painted Options Painted Options offered come in a selection of shades available with glazing and without. Painted Options veneer stock is a Maple veneer due to its density and durability. Depending on the door style selected, various hardwoods and/or Medium Density Fiberboard may be used. Available Finishes: *Dove White *Linen White *Bay Breeze *Desert Sand *Oyster Bay - G1 - G1 - G1 - G1 - G1 Mocha Glaze *Dove White *Linen White *Bay Breeze *Desert Sand *Oyster Bay - G2 - G2 - G2 - G2 - G2 Charcoal Glaze *Dove White *Linen White *Bay Breeze *Desert Sand *Oyster Bay - G2 - G2 - G2 - G2 - G2