Pacific Crest will do just about any type of wood you want.
Exotic types of woods like Lotus, Mahogany, Bamboo, Lyptus,
Eucalyptus, Abies, Acacia, Ficus, etc.
The following are just some of the wood types available
with this line of cabinets. Please contact
us to find out more about this exciting brand and all
of the possibilities they provide.
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Maple is characterized
by its smooth, even and fine grain pattern. Natural maple
has little color variation and is more uniform than most select
hardwoods. It is light and clean, but mineral streaks are
common in maple and appear darker when stained. |
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Cherry is a smooth, even-grained
hardwood known for its warm, rich look. Cherry 'mellows' or
darkens with age. Exposure to bright or direct sunlight will
cause the wood to darken and redden significantly unlike oak.
Cherry will have some sapwood, mineral streaking, fine pin
holes and pitch pockets. |
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Oak is known for its
predominant grain patterns that run from straight lines to
arched and pointed. Lightness and darkness variations are
noticeable in lighter finishes. Rustic
Oak has the same characteristics as oak, but has intense,
predominant grain patterns and color variations along with
knotholes and more radical graining.
Oak is one of the stronger hardwoods. |
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Hickory is known for
its strength and dramatic grain patterns. Its color may range
from blonde to tobacco brown within a panel. The natural beauty
of this wood is enhanced by random worm holes and knots. |
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Alder is characterized
by its straight grain and even texture. Its appearance can
range from pale red to reddish brown with an indistinct boundary
between heartwood and softwood. Alder is a softer wood than
maple and cherry and can dent relatively easily, but offers
a stable surface for stain. |
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