astoria
cherry
, maple
amhurst
birch, hickory, maple,
oak
abington
hickory,
oak
argonne
cherry,
maple
avery
cherry,
maple
belmont roman
hickory, maple,
oak
take your pick.
It’s easy to find the right door with our online
selection tools. Narrow your options based on door material, door style and
finish. Also, view doors up close and compare them side by side.
» See more options at kraftmaid.com/doors.
doors
open new doors.
Achieve the look you want by choosing from our extensive selection of door
styles. Each door is crafted with precise attention to detail from only the most durable materials. Check out
the beautiful possibilities designed to live up to the highest standards and everyday use.
» Learn more at kraftmaid.com/woodoptions.
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doors
open new doors.
Achieve the look you want by choosing from our exte sive selection of door
styles. Each door is crafted with pre ise attention to detail from only the most durable materials. Check ou
the beautiful possibilities designed to live up to the highest standards and every y u e.
» Learn more at kraftmaid.com/woodopt ons.
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1. Quality.
KraftMaid
®
cabinetry is built using only the finest quality
wood door materials. Birch, cherry, hickory, maple and oak are all
hardwoods that provide superb strength and durability so your
customers can enjoy their cabinetry for as long as they own it.
2. Beauty.
The five wood types chosen for KraftMaid
®
cabinetry
have natural color variations and distinct grain patterns that
offer beautiful possibilities for cabinetry.
3. Finishing.
All five wood types are receptive to KraftMaid
Cabinetry’s unique finishing processes. The wood is enhanced
and the natural beauty shows through when our finishing
techniques are applied.
4. Flexibility.
KraftMaid Cabinetry uses versatile wood types that
work well in many sizes, styles and SKUs to make designing
easier. They also come in a broad range of price buckets to meet
your customers’ planned investments.
Benefits of KraftMaid Cabinetry’s five wood door materials
Go to pages 92-121 to see photos of all the doors in their
available wood types.
Go to pages 90-91 to read about natural
wood characteristics so you can explain the
differences to your customers.
Quartersawn wood
Preferred by furniture makers, quartersawn wood is also a popular choice
among customers. It’s cut through the rings at close to a 90-degree angle,
creating a tight, straight and more consistent grain pattern. Quartersawn
wood can be used to create a variety of looks but tends to be used most
in Arts and Crafts as well as contemporary styles. To highlight the dynamic
grain pattern of quartersawn wood, try finishing it with dark stains such as
Slate or Saddle.
Rustic wood types
More customers are requesting rustic wood types.
To appeal to an even wider range of customers,
rustic has been expanded to cherry and maple for
select door styles. These wood types are in addition
to rustic birch and rustic hickory, already offered by
KraftMaid Cabinetry.
Quartersawn Cherry
Plainsawn Cherry
