Alder: This versatile wood species features a fairly straight grain with areas of burl clusters and a few small knots. Alder has a similar grain character to cherry, but with more character when stained. These marks add character to the door and will provide darker texture and color when finished. Alder varies from pale yellow to reddish brown, and it accepts stains exceptionally well. It’s also the lightest and least dense of all the standard wood species we offer. Also available: Knotty Alder
Cherry: The Cherry used in our production is carefully chosen and varies from rich red to reddish brown in color. It features an open, free flowing grain, with a casual feel and with a smooth texture. Occasionally, thin gum pockets and small clusters of pin knots are visible. These character marks, along with random blonde streaks of sapwood, add a distinctive quality to the wood. Cherry stains easily and smoothly. 
Genuine Mahogany: Currently the most expensive species of the hardwoods. Our Genuine Mahogany is the very best available; it’s the kind that’s typically used for the finest furniture and cabinetry. Its color ranges from reddish brown to a deep, rich red, and it stains well for a superior finish. The wood displays a prominent growth ring figure, with grain that is straight or interlocked. Genuine Mahogany offers less expansion, contraction and moisture absorption than most other hardwoods. Also available: African Mahogany.
Red Oak: We use Northern Red Oak of only the best grade, which ensures the greatest color and grain pattern consistency. This Oak is renowned for its dramatically pronounced grain pattern. This pattern varies from a tight, vertical grain to a beautifully arched pattern. The color range includes light straw and honey with a light pink hue. It also accepts stains very well. Our manufacturing is not limited to the above species. We can source out any species and use it in our fabrication. Take a look through our photos on this site and you will see other species we have used, in addition how we can finish each species to bring out the character and beauty of the wood you select.