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Door Styles
Species / Material
Color
Finish

Door Styles

We have hundreds of door styles available, and can custom-make any design you desire! We group the styles into three categories for easier identification:

1. Contemporary

Contemporary style puts the emphasis on the cabinet material’s colour and texture with a clean flat-panel approach, forgoing the depth of three dimensions for a minimalist approach.

Transitional styles represent the first departure towards the more sparse modern look, yet still retain hints of design details, such as bevelling and sunken panels.

Traditional styles tend to feature more ornate or elaborate design, harkening back to Victorian or Edwardian times, when the subtleties of hand-made finishings were valued for their extra attention to detail.

Door Styles
Species / Material
Color
Finish

Species / Materials

Wood Types

Each type of tree is unique species with different characteristics in the growth patterns that show in the wood.

Some woods have beautiful grain and texture, and a light stain helps emphasize these qualities. Others are chosen for their price or strength, better suited to solid colour paint due to aesthetic . Weight, strength, and price are other factors.

Call or come in and talk to one of our sales and design team who are experts at knowing all the variables, helping our customers end up with exactly the right choices. We’ve got lots of samples to check out and inspiring examples or different applications.

Maple

Maple is a very dense wood, heavy, hard and strong. Color ranges from a light cream color to a reddish or golden color. Often with a wavy grain but can also be acquired in a quilted, curly or birdseye form. Extensively used in furniture and cabinetry, veneers, plywood and flooring.

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White Oak has a light to medium brown color with a greyish cast, a very dense wood. It is straight grained with a coarse, uneven texture. Accepts a wide range of finish tones. Used in construction, furniture, architectural joinery, millworks, cabinetry, etc.

Red Oak is a heavy, very dense wood. It has very prominent rings and grain and has a coarse, uneven texture. Color varies from a light brown to a pinkish reddish brown. Red Oak has wider, swirlier grains than White Oak. It is widely used in furniture, cabinetry and millworks

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Walnut is known for its dark chocolate brown colouring with darker streaks. It’s a moderately dense wood. It holds stain very well. Walnut is generally straight grained but can also be wavy or curly. It is used in fine furniture, architectural millwork, musical instruments, flooring and many others.

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Alder is moderately dense, straight grained and has a fine uniform texture. It tends to be in a pale tan to a light reddish brown color. The grain pattern is similar to Birch though Alder is redder. It is relatively easy to work with, can be sanded to a smooth finish. It is used in millworks, furniture, turnings, carvings, and cabinetry.

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