Beautiful hardwood cabinetry is shaped over numerous years by natural forces, resulting in a distinctive color and character. Different wood species contain unique attributes such as color, density and grain patterns. Climate, growth rate and soil conditions all affect the grain patterns of the wood, while different saw cuts can result in additional grain and color differences. Overtime as hardwood matures, they present an unsurpassed deeper, richer look. No two pieces of wood are the same, but this is the beauty and essence of natural wood.

Maple is a strong, hard and heavy wood with a high resistance to abrasion and wear. The wood is generally straight grained with a close fine texture. As Maple matures, it tends to develop a yellow or orange hue over time. Common characteristics include mineral streaks and pin knots. We recommend this beautiful wood in natural or other lighter finishes.

Standard Grade White Maple

Standard Natural White Maple
The most economical grade of Maple cabinet doors. Color and grain variations along with mineral staining and brown heartwood are allowed and there is a time limited effort in matching. This grade is best suited to medium to dark spray stains with some hiding characteristics. We do not offer this door to consumers.

Select White Maple

Select White Maple
Our Maple door offerings consist strictly of Select Grade. Color and grain variations are only tolerated to limited degree. The color is fairly uniform and well matched. A minimal amount of the smallest pin knots, mineral streaks and brown heartwood may be allowed. This door is perfect for most applications where medium to light spray stain finishes is selected.