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BUBINGA
Bubinga is a hard and heavy wood with a moderately coarse, even texture. It is strong and durable and has a red-brown heartwood with red and purple veining. The sapwood is pale white. |
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CHERRY
Cherry has a number of wonderful characteristics. As it ages it changes to a deep, rich, red-brown color within a year. Often peppered with exotic black spots and swirling grain. |
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COCOBOLO
Cocobolo is an exotic hardwood displaying a range of colors including rich red, with orange and yellow streaks and zones. It is very hard, dense, and heavy. |
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CURLY MAPLE
This wood is part of the Maple family. Its grain has more of an opulent design than maple, almost pearl-like, which creates a beautiful figure. Also, it can be flecked with mineral deposits making each board unique. |
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MAPLE
Noted for its remarkable durability, this wood is very light in color, almost white, and sometimes is flecked with black mineral deposits in its smooth grain. |
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RED OAK
The red tone, varying from deep red to lighter pink, and an open-pored grain make this wood an all-time favorite. Oak has been a major choice of wood because it is hard and durable. |
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WHITE OAK
This even-colored wood is brownish-gray in tone with a straighter, more open grain than Red Oak. White Oak is extremely hard and durable. |
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WALNUT
Due to its slow growth, this wood is relatively scarce. Its “smoky” grain, umber tones and high contrast between the heart and sapwoods produce a dramatic effect. In time, Walnut lightens just slightly to a chocolate-brown color. |
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TAPPED MAPLE
This Vermont maple features the marks left from taps used by sugarmakers to harvest the sap they use to make maple syrup. A tribute to this Vermont heritage, tapped maple has become a popular request from our customers! |
