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| is a finely grained,
exceptionally hard wood specie.
Maple's natural colors range
from creamy white to light blonde
tones to dark reddish browns.
As with other wood species, darker
stains will reduce the natural wood
color variation.
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| is a prominently grained
hardwood, with pattern variations
from straight grain to arcs. When
finished with a light colored stain,
noticeable differences in color will
be evident between the open- and
closed-grain areas of the wood.
Darker stain colors will provide
a more uniform appearance.
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is a closed grained
hardwood with occasional pin
knots and fine grain variations
appearing as curls and waves.
Cherry naturally ranges from a
pale yellow to deep reddish brown.
Staining reveals subtle variations
and colors, which typically darken
over time.
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| is known for dramatic
color variation, ranging from deep
reddish brown heartwood to pale
white sapwood. Darker stains
moderate the color variance in
Hickory. Knots and streaks are
considered an inherent aspect of
the charm of Hickory cabinets.
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Our cabinets represent careful selection of materials. While every effort is
made to match wood grain as closely as possible, no two pieces of wood
are exactly alike, even those from the same tree. These differences in color
and grain mean each piece will respond differently to the finishing process.
It's these variations that contribute to the beauty and distinction of quality
wood products.
Over time, exposure to sunlight, smoke, and chemicals may cause some
finishes to fade or vary from their original color. This is why cabinets or
accessories purchased at a later date may not exactly match cabinets
installed now. For the same reasons, a door sample or display may not
represent the exact color of cabinets received at the time of shipment. You
should also read all cleaning agent instructions carefully before using them
on your cabinets.
Enjoy the character of your American Woodmark cabinets-they are truly
unique. With proper care, they will age beautifully for years to come.
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