Trends Cabinetry Door Styles
Trends Cabinetry doors combines solid wood frames with wood veneer center panels. Veneer, a thin slice of wood applied to the surface, has been used for centuries in fine furniture and cabinetry making. Solid wood and furniture-grade veneers will let you enjoy the solid feel, natural variation and depth of finish of wood for years to come
Maple | Back to top
Maple is a hard, strong wood with a uniform grain and smooth texture. Finished product may contain random mineral streaks, and occasional bird-eye patterns
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Cherry | Back to top
Cherry is an elegant wood with a smooth texture, rich colour, and flowing grain patterns. Finished product may contain small gum spots, pinholes, pitch pockets and mineral flecks. Cherry will darken gradually or "mellow" with age.
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Rustic Alder | Back to top
Alder is a smooth, fine-grained hardwood with a straight grain pattern similar to cherry. Finish product will contain knots of random size and distribution, ranging from tight sound knots to rustic split and open knots.
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Oak | Back to top
Red Oak is a strong hard wood with a very prominent open grain pattern throughout. Finished product will contain occasional pin knots, and mineral streaks.
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Thermofoil | Back to top
Thermofoil is manufactured by bonding vinyl to an MDF core using heat and pressure. The finished product is economical (due to low labour costs in the finishing process) with excellent wear and heat resistance properties.
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