OAK — Northern Red Oak
Hard and heavy , Oak grows mainly in the North Central United States . With a coarse texture and a straight , prominent grain , Oak accepts a broad range of stains and finishes .
PON — Ponderosa Pine
Ponderosa Pine is one of America ’ s most abundant tree species . It has straight , uniform grain with minimal amounts of reddish-brown heartwood . The sapwood has wide growth bands , which are honey-toned or straw-colored .
POP — Poplar
Poplar grows in the Eastern United States . The colors of Poplar vary from brown to pale yellow to olive green . Over time , the green color will darken with exposure to sunlight and may turn brown . Poplar is a medium density hardwood , generally straightgrained with a fine , even texture .
PRM — Primed
Woodgrain ’ s multiple door configurations have a primed option to allow for a better paint finish and color match process for any project . Interior applications are produced with MDF veneer and panels for superior paintability . MDF Design Collection Router Carved doors are also available .
RAD — Radiata Pine
Radiata Pine is a Premium-grown wood from Chile , New Zealand , and Australia . It has a distinctive grain pattern with a pale cream color . Radiata tends to be harder than other pine species and has fewer knots .
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