Alder Ash Basswood Cherry               European Beech Hickory Knotty Pine Mahogany               Paint Grade Maple Red Oak Rustic Alder Rustic Cherry               Stain Grade Maple Walnut White Maple                     Alder The color tones of alder consist of a range of red to brown. Burl and pin knots are acceptable. Panel rips are arranged to form a reasonable blend of grain matching and wood color tones. (Click Here to Select a Different Material)         Ash The color tones of ash consist of a wide range of cream to light brown with some dark streaks. Burl and pin knots are acceptable. Ash is not selected for color. Panel rips are arranged to form a reasonable blend of grain matching and wood color tones. (Click Here to Select a Different Material)         Basswood The color tones of basswood consist of a range of cream to light brown with some dark streaks. Panel rips are arranged to form a reasonable blend of grain matching and wood tones. (Click Here to Select a Different Material)         Cherry Cherry may contain some sapwood (white wood from the other section of the log). Grain and color are matched to form a reasonable blend. Exposure to light causes cherry to darken with age, revealing a deep reddish brown tone. Gum pockets are a natural characteristic of cherry. (Click Here to Select a Different Material)         European Beech The color tones of European beech consist of a range of red to brown. This grade will be uniform in color and grain matched. (Click Here to Select a Different Material)         Hickory Unlike most other wood species, hickory has a unique grain pattern and variety of color tones all of its own. Our standard hickory has a lot of character and is not selected for color. (Click Here to Select a Different Material)         Knotty Pine Our knotty pine has brownish-red tight knots and is suitable for rustic style cabinetry. (Click Here to Select a Different Material)         Mahogany Mahogany's color varies from golden brown to light reddish color tones. It has occasional pin knots or burl. (Click Here to Select a Different Material)         Paint Grade Maple Paint grade maple is used mostly for drawers and paint grade doors. Color is not selected. (Click Here to Select a Different Material)         Red Oak Red oak is selected for color. Defects such as knots and splits are removed. Character, such as burl and pin knots are acceptable. Panel rips are arranged to form a reasonable blend of grain matching and color tones. (Click Here to Select a Different Material)         Rustic Alder Rustic alder is a unique species that allows for many variations. Pitch, mineral, sap and knots are common. Color may vary from light tan sapwood to reddish brown heartwood blended throughout. Knot size, the percentage of mineral, sapwood and heartwood are not allowed to be specified by the customer. All material will be structurally sound. We recommend that you order a sample door to avoid confusion. (Click Here to Select a Different Material)         Rustic Cherry Rustic cherry is a unique species that allows for many variations. Pitch, mineral, sapwood, heartwood and knots are common. Color variations may range from white in the sapwood area to a deep red in the heartwood area. Knot size, the percentage of pitch, sapwood, heartwood and number of knots are not allowed to be specified by the customer. All material will be structurally sound. We recommend that you order a sample door to avoid confusion. (Click Here to Select a Different Material)         Stain Grade Maple Stain grade soft maple ranges from creamy white to brown to gray color tones. Some mineral is acceptable. It is suitable for medium to dark stains. (Click Here to Select a Different Material)         Walnut Walnut may have up to 15% sapwood. Burl and pin knots are acceptable. (Click Here to Select a Different Material)         White Maple White soft maple is light brown to a creamy tan wood with a subtle grain pattern and is suitable for natural finish as well as light to dark stains. (Click Here to Select a Different Material)