Antique Finish

• Bold stain technique that affords an uneven, inconsistent look
• Process involves applying an accent stain to entire door, drawer front or molding and wiping off residue resulting in an overall antique appeal
• Dramatic tonal contrasts are created in the corners, grooves and wood grains

Arch

• A curved embellishment on the top frame of the center panel of a cabinet door
• Common arch types are Roman and Cathedral

Cherry

• Unique wood grain characteristics with smooth surface
• Reddish hues are subtly enhanced over time
• Rich and warm appeal for a refined, sophisticated look

 

Dovetail

• Strong joint formed by fitting wood tightly within corresponding mortises

Flat

• Contemporary, one-piece, slab-style door offering a smooth surface

Full-Access Cabinetry

• Frameless, European-styled cabinets
• Doors are attached directly to the sides of the cabinet
• With no front frame, access to cabinet interior is completely unobstructed
• Offers more usable interior space

Glaze

• Subtle finish technique used in addition to base finishes
• Enhances door detail, color and tone
• Enhances beauty of wood and base finish color when added to finish treatments

 

Maple

• Characteristically straight-grained hardwood and wood veneers
• Uniform surface offers clean aesthetic
• Ideal for both modern and traditional rooms of the home

Miter

• Door frame joint formed by fitting together two angled pieces to form a 45 degree angle

Mullion Door

• Features glass inserts in place of the solid center panel
• Inserts have both horizontal and vertical bars dividing the glass

Oak

• Distinctive and attractive flame-shaped grain pattern
• Strong wood grain and consistent characteristics

Raised Panel

• Center panel of door is elevated flush with the door frame

Recessed Center Panel

• Center panel of door is flat and set in from the surface of the door frame

Solid Wood Door

• A door that offers a solid wood frame and center panel
• Solid wood doors constructed from natural woods will have beautiful variations in color and grain pattern

Thermo foil

• Sleek and stylish look
• Highly durable for years of dependability
• Consistent, easy to clean and an exceptional value
• Impervious to most nonabrasive household cleansers
• Resists scratches, cracks, stains, chips and dents

Toe Kick

• Recessed cut-away at the bottom of base cabinets finished with matching material

Veneer

• A thin piece of wood that is attached with glue to a substrate
• Veneers offer uniform finish and grain consistency
• Veneered center panels help eliminate cracking and splitting by minimizing shrinking and expansion in dry and moist climates

Wood Grain

• Visible pattern and texture that vary depending upon wood species

Wood Species

• Different types of hardwoods or softwoods (i.e. Maple, Alder and Cherry)