Wood Details

Maple

Acer saccharum

Maple is a species native to Eastern North America. Typically cut plain-sawn, the surface of Maple is characterized by wavy indistinct growth rings. It is a hardwood, which makes it quite durable and resistant to abrasive wear - as a result Maple is commonly used in furniture and cabinets that are subjected to high rates of use.

Creamy Off-White with Golden Tones

Wavy Mixed Grain

Native to Central / Eastern North America

Low Contrast Grain

Hardwood Impact Resistance

Description & Characteristics

Maple is a species native to Eastern North America. Typically cut plain-sawn, the surface of Maple is characterized by wavy indistinct growth rings. It is a hardwood, which makes it quite durable and resistant to abrasive wear - as a result Maple is commonly used in furniture and cabinets that are subjected to high rates of use.

Creamy Off-White with Golden Tones

Wavy Mixed Grain

Native to Central / Eastern North America

Low Contrast Grain

Hardwood Impact Resistance

Maple

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Raw Lumber | Exploring Grain & Color Variations

Lumber is a natural material that reacts to its surroundings in a manner similar to how a tree interacts with its forest environment. Factors such as humidity, age, light exposure, and cut can slightly change the appearance of the lumber.

Real-world variables, like time-of-day, weather conditions, and interior lighting can also affect appearance.

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