Cabinet Woods

And Finishes

Wood Species

White Oak

White oak is a hardwood valued for its subtle, straight grain and light to medium tan color with a slightly grayish hue. It is exceptionally strong and durable, making it ideal for long-lasting cabinetry that accepts a wide range of stains and finishes.

Maple

Maple is a hardwood with a smooth, closed grain and a uniform texture, which allows it to accept stains and paint evenly. Its low porosity results in minimal grain show through, making it well suited for both stained and painted finishes.

Birch

Birch is a hardwood with a fine, uniform grain and a light, creamy color, known for its strength and durability, making it resistant to dents and scratches. It machines smoothly and accepts stains well, allowing for versatile finishes in cabinetry.

Alder

Alder is a relatively soft hardwood with a straight, even grain and a fine, uniform texture. It often features subtle knots and mineral streaks, adding natural character.