Walnut Unstained
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Walnut Stained
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WalnUT WOOD SPECIE
The use of Walnut for fine woodworking dates back to 18th Century
Colonial America, when it was most commonly used for fine furniture,
gunstocks, and musical instruments. Found in hardwood forests
in the eastern half of North America, this attractive timber
is hard, dense, and tight-grained. The dark rich color of Walnut
makes it an excellent choice for a furniture piece, kitchen
island, or butler’s pantry that will provide a classic
look for years to come.
LYPTUS WOOD SPECIE
Lyptus is a farm grown wood with grain and color characteristics similar to Mahogany. It’s a fast growing wood that grows to harvest size in approximately 14 to 16 years – two to three times faster than comparable hardwood. It is a renewable resource and is produced from planted trees that are fully sustainable and obtained in an environmentally responsible matter. You can be confident in your choice of a quality product from a consistent and environmentally sound source of supply. Also Lyptus has exceptional workability, finish tolerance and overall strength which makes it well suited for high-end cabinetry.
ARCHITECTURAL COMPOSITE VENEERS
Architectural Composite Veneers are produced by converting bland African hardwood into a custom-pattered veneer through a mold and dye system. These veneers are environmentally friendly because they are logged from managed forests and manufactured using environmentally sound principals. Because of the technique used they have unparalleled consistency in grain and color. They are an environmentally responsible alternative to the real woods they represent. Heritage Custom Cabinetry offers Quartered Zebrawood, Quartered Mahogany, Quartered Wenge, Quartered Macassar Ebony, Quartered Teak and Rift White Oak.
Other wood species available from heritage:
Mahogany, Red Oak, 1/4 Sawn White Oak, Cherry, Maple, Knotty Pine, Pecan
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