Door Styles
A62
Maple–Quartersawn
Maple is a strong wood that is primarily off-white in its raw state. However, maple sometimes contains
light hues of yellow-brown and pink as well as light tan or reddish-tinged streaks that darken with stain.
Quartersawn refers to the method of cutting natural maple wood. Lumber is cut through the rings at
close to a 90 degree angle, creating a tighter, straighter and more consistent grain pattern. Finishes may
appear slightly darker on quartersawn material.
Face frame and end panels are supplied as plain-sawn material unless stated otherwise per cabinet.
Beale Maple Square
AB4M4
• Quartersawn veneer slab on wall and base doors
• Quartersawn veneer slab drawer fronts
• Wood grain orientation on door and drawer fronts is vertical
• Full overlay door design
• Concealed hinge
• Decorative hardware is required
Maple-Quartersawn
