Wood Species Selection
Explore the possibilities in the Stallion Collection of interior doors.
For any taste, the Stallion Collection of designs, panel types and quality
in crafsmanship offers exceptional value and selection to achieve the
look you want.
Available in 10 different species - Poplar, Oak, Knotty
Pine, Vertical Grain Pine, Cathedral Pine, Birch, Cherry, Maple, Mahogany
and Hickory
- each having distinct characteristics in color and grain to complement
any decorating theme found throughout your home. Here are just a few
of
the unlimited design ideas you can choose from.
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 Red Oak hardwoods are chosen for
their prominent and beautiful grain patterns which vary from a close-knit
vertical grain to a sweeping arch. Some color variation is possible
in its natural state.
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 Birch is a hardwood with smooth,
fine, uniform grain and characteristic light coloring. Colors can
vary from creamy white to medium brown.
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 Knotty Pine is a soft wood that
is usually light colored with pink-brown variations in color. The
knotty grade is an ideal choice for a rustic door offering its own
unique charm with its mix of color, knots and character.
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 Vertical Grain Pine is a soft wood
that is usually light colored with pink-brown variations offering
an ideal surface for stained or painted finishes. The vertical grain
cut provides a uniform yet elegant look to the door.
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 Cathedral Pine is a soft wood that
is usually light colored with pink-brown variations in the color.
The flowing majestic look of the arched grain of the cathedral
pine will add regal appeal to any room it resides in.
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 Cherry hardwoods are rich in color
and have a smooth texture with flowing grain patterns. Cherry has
a pinkish hue and can exhibit shades of white, yellow, green and
gray. Small spots, holes and flecks are characteristic.
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 Poplar hardwoods, with their smooth
texture and fine grain, offer and ideal surface for stained or painted
finishes. Poplar is yellow in color with occasional streaks of gray
and green.
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 Maple is a close grained hardwood
which possesses a uniform texture. It is usually straight grained
but is sometimes found with highly figured birdseye or burl grain.
Colors can vary from creamy white to light brown.
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 Mahogany is
a fine grained hardwood with a medium texture. The grain is straight
but may contain parallel
runs resembling ribbions. Color is generally reddish brown but
may sometimes be lighter with a pale red to grayish tinge.
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 Hickory is
a hardwood with a coarse texture and closed grain. It is typically
a straighter grained
wood with some waviness. Hickory's contrasting color, ranging from
white to a reddish-brown, adds to its's overall appeal. It accepts
stain well and finishes beatifully. more
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 Paintable
Species Some species
with fine textured grain such as Poplar, Birch or Maple make an
excellent choice for a painted door.
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 Mixed
Species Combine species for
a custom look that's uniquely your own. Sample shown combines Birch
panels with Cherry stiles and rails. (Saratoga Design #37)
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Call us for Custom Designs or Sizes! All doors are available in Matching Bifolds.
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