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| A moderately hard wood, heavy and
strong. Cherry cabinets generally have a straight grained, uniformly
textured wood characterized by its red undertones. Given that, cherry
kitchen cabinets and vanities may range in color from a light to dark
reddish brown heartwood with tones from greenish to white sapwood. There
is also a natural occurrence of small knots, pitch pockets or wormholes
in the surface of the wood. Cherry is well known for its response to
artificial and natural light sources, developing a rich and lustrous
patina. These variations are often quite visible with natural or light
finished cabinets, while appearing less on darker stains, shielding
the wood from various light sources. |
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| A hard and dense wood with a close
grain that is relatively subtle in appearance. The grain pattern may
vary from a tight vertical pattern to a wild arch-shape. The color of
maple kitchen cabinets and vanities range from white to yellow and brown.
Marsh Furniture is very selective in this color range, ensuring the
brown portion to have a faint brown tint. Inherently, there are fine
honey-colored mineral and sugar streaks. Maple will react to both natural
and artificial light sources, taking on a somewhat subdued patina. When
a light finish is applied to the cabinets, these variations are visible
and should not be considered defects. |
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| Birch is a hardwood that
is straight grained with a fine even texture. In birch's natural
state, colors range from a creamy white to a light yellow to a reddish
brown. It resembles maple and is often used interchangeably for
it, making it a low cost alternative in comparison. When a light
finish is applied these variations are visible and should not be considered
a defect. |
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| An extremely hard wood
with an open grain pattern. The pattern may vary from a tight to wide
pattern with a coarse texture. In oak's natural state, colors may range
from brownish with a red tinge to a light yellow. When a light finish
is applied to the cabinets, these variations are visible and should
not be considered a defect. |
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| ThermoFoil finishes allow
white cabinet doors to exhibit the same styling and detail found in
solid wood cabient doors. White ThermoFoil finishes are extremely durable,
easy to clean, and especially resistant to chipping and cracking. The
core is medium density fiberboard (MDF) with a white melamine back. |
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| Melamine is a durable
cabinet finish that is chemical and moisture resistant. |
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Note: Actual door color may vary from the digital reproductions above. |
