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Exterior Hardwood

Hardwood composes the cabinet exteriors, and provides the elegant look of wood-grain. We work with our supplier's to source high quality hardwoods that finish beautifully. Exteriors are available in both stain and paint grade material.

MAPLE

Light even color with a consistent grain works to create a uniform look across all your cabinets. This wood is very hard and resists damage well.

RED OAK

A very durable, and heavy wood with an open grain, dark mineral veins, and resin deposits that create a natural textured look when sanded smooth. The color of this wood graduates from red-brown heartwood to light brown and white sapwood that is well suited for any color of stain.

KNOTTY ALDER

A softer wood with a nebulous grain, and often has visible knots and veins that give these cabinets a rustic look. We're careful to machine our Alder parts so that naturally occurring cracks add to the aesthetic feeling but do not interfere with structural integrity.

Inset Panel

We build all our own doors, and machine all our own parts. That way, we can rebuild a faulty door instead of leaving the customer stuck with something sub-par.

Maple Shaker.jpg — Shaker

These doors are simple, elegant, and cost effective. and feature a quarter inch thick inset panel.

Maple Standard Slats.jpg — Vertical Slats

These quarter inch panels are routed to give the look of several independent slats. Using a single panel design to accomplish this look makes the panel less susceptible to warping over time.

Oak Raised Panel.jpg — Raised Panel

Elegant, heavy duty and common in older homes.
These doors feature a half inch rise in thickness from the edges to center of the inset panel.

Alder Shaker Glass.jpg — Full Glass

Glass doors turn a kitchen into an elegant dining-ware display. These doors feature one solid inset glass panel.

Maple Divided Light Arch.jpg — Divided Light

A variation on the standard glass door. These doors feature several smaller inset glass panels.

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Molding and Edges

We Machine our parts with large circumference bits and industrial shapers. The large bit cuts more evenly than routers and the power fed shaper cuts down on vibration creating a smoother edge than a router table.