Woodpro 2009 Premier Series Catalog Cover

Wood CharacteristicsMaple NaturalMapleMaple possesses warm color and a strong, closed grain,which may display vine marks and “bird’s-eye.” Occasionally,a wave-like grain called “flame” maple graces a cabinet;it’s prized by makers of guitars and violins for its strength.Dark streaks of black and burnt umber complement thecreams, tans and rich browns of this long-time favorite.Lighter finishes show off the contrasting colors and graincharacteristics, while darker finishes provide a mellow,traditional finish. Paint disguises the color, but certain graincharacteristics add texture to the sheen; additionally, crackswill appear at joints of the doors, drawers and cabinet frameas the wood expands and contracts throughout the year.Oak NaturalOakRed Oak creates fine American furniture that adds quietstrength to your home. Smooth, luminous rays run throughoutthe wood and complement the open grain, providingabundantly textured cabinetry in shades of pink, tan, andwhite, with touches of green, brown and black. Natural,Golden and Frost colors highlight the red and pink tones in thewood, while darker colors transform Oak into warm shadesof brown. Paint disguises the color, but highlights the opengrain—especially when the discerning owner chooses a Glazecombination. As with all paints, cracks will appear at joints ofthe doors, drawers and cabinet frame as the wood expandsand contracts throughout the year.Call 1-888-2WOODPRO (1-888-296-6377) FAX 1-888-962-5332 Visit us at www.woodpro.com 65