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This hard timber of medium density is mostly straight grained, but with wavy or curly grain occasionally present. The beautiful grain character produces more figure variation than any other wood. Color is a rich dark brown to purplish-black which develops a lustrous patina with age. This is the only dark brown wood species that is native to North America.
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Black Walnut
This fine textured hardwood has a prominent figure and beautiful, warm pinkish hue. Cherry will darken as it is exposed to light and will take on a rich patina that enhances the beauty of this wood species.
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Cherry
Has the tightest, most consistent grain pattern of all the oaks with the most linear lines throughout the material. Color variations and grain changes are still expected since this is a natural material. This is the best option for wire brushing.
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RC White Oak
Rustic white oak is a wood that shows off all the natural character and imperfections of the wood. It features a coarse texture, straight grain, and natural defects like knots, mineral streaks, and variations in color. The colour variations come from a combination of both the heartwood (light to medium brown tones) with the sapwood (light brown tone) which give the wood a unique look.
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Rustic White Oak
Straight grained hardwood, featuring an open grain pattern with variations in color and texture. Generally, this wood has large flitch patterns and a highly visible cathedral grain look.
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PS White Oak
This is a straight-grained and evenly textured medium hardwood with a pleasing if not subdued figure. Color ranges from a pale pinkish/brown to a light tan and the wood accepts stain very consistently. Alder is an abundant and rapid growing tree, native to the Northwest region. Available with either a Clear or Knotty grade. Clear Alder exhibits the presence of occasional small, sound knots and some mineral streaks. Knotty Alder is truly characterized by its knots which range in size and character from tight and sound to split and open with a random distribution.
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Alder
This hard timber of medium density is mostly straight grained, but with wavy or curly grain occasionally present. The beautiful grain character produces more figure variation than any other wood. Color is a rich dark brown to purplish-black which develops a lustrous patina with age. This is the only dark brown wood species that is native to North America.
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Black Walnut
This is a strong, fine textured hardwood with a uniform grain and very subtle figure. The color is creamy white with and can have a slight reddish-brown tinge. Maple will exhibit random black to grey mineral streaks in addition to areas of burl, Birdseye, quilting, and worm tracks. These characteristics are considered normal and part of what gives Maple its unique appeal.
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Maple
Has the tightest, most consistent grain pattern of all the oaks with the most linear lines throughout the material. Color variations and grain changes are still expected since this is a natural material. This is the best option for wire brushing.
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RC White Oak
Rustic white oak is a wood that shows off all the natural character and imperfections of the wood. It features a coarse texture, straight grain, and natural defects like knots, mineral streaks, and variations in color. The colour variations come from a combination of both the heartwood (light to medium brown tones) with the sapwood (light brown tone) which give the wood a unique look.
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Rustic White Oak
Straight grained hardwood, featuring an open grain pattern with variations in color and texture. Generally, this wood has large flitch patterns and a highly visible cathedral grain look.
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PS White Oak
This is a straight-grained and evenly textured medium hardwood with a pleasing if not subdued figure. Color ranges from a pale pinkish/brown to a light tan and the wood accepts stain very consistently. Alder is an abundant and rapid growing tree, native to the Northwest region. Available with either a Clear or Knotty grade. Clear Alder exhibits the presence of occasional small, sound knots and some mineral streaks. Knotty Alder is truly characterized by its knots which range in size and character from tight and sound to split and open with a random distribution.
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Alder
