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Stain Colors Our Cherry Stains Cherry Stains Our Hickory Stains Hickory Stains Our Oak Stains Oak Stains Our Quarter Sawn White Oak Stains Quarter Sawn White Oak Stains	Specialty Finishes Burnished Finish Burnished Finish Lightly Distressed Finish Light Distressing Heavily Distressed Finish Heavy Distressing Wood Information Hickory Specific Gravity: 0.82 (the higher the # the harder & more durable it is) Properties: Very dense with a high crushing, stiffness, bending & toughness qualities Severe dulling effect on cutting edges Stains & polishes well Description: The heartwood is brown to reddish-brown and is clearly demarcated from the sapwood. The sapwood is pale with a slight yellowish tinge. Grain is typically straight but it cn be wavy. Hickory has a moderate texture when finished Typical Uses Handles for striking tools like hammers & axes. Also used for furniture, ladders, cutting boards & surfaces, flooring, baseball bats, railroad ties and pallets Hickory Cherry Specific Gravity: 0.58 (the higher the # the harder & more durable it is) Properties: Medium strength & resistance to shock loads with low stiffness low-moderate dulling effect on cutting edges Stains & polishes well to a smooth surface. Exposure to UV light (sunlight) can cause the wood to darken significantly over time Description: The heartwood can vary from a reddish-brown to a deep red or lighter-red brown. Normally cherry has flecks & gum pockets of varying size from very small to quite large. There can be marked color variations between boards. The sapwood is pale (almost white) to light reddish brown or even a creamy pink. The grain is typically straight, fine and close. Though you will sometimes see dark wavy streaks. It finishes to a smooth texture with a rich luster. Typical Uses Furniture, cabinets, carving, musical instruments. Cherry White Oak Specific Gravity: 0.76 (the higher the # the harder & more durable it is) Properties: A hard and heavy wood. It has medium crushing and bending strength with low stiffness Seemingly almost water proof. It is exceptionally resistant to wear Moderate dulling effect on cutting edges Stains & polishes well to a textured surface Description: The heartwood can vary from a light tan or yellowish brown to dark or pale brown. It can at times have a pinkish tint The sap wood is whiteish to light brown The grain is typically straight and open with a medium texture White oak has longer rays within the wood and when quarter sawn displays more of the stripping & tiger ray flakes than red oak Typical Uses Furniture, cabinets, boatbuilding, flooring, railroad ties, pallets. 1/4 Sawn White Oak Oak(red oak) Specific Gravity: 0.77 (the higher the # the harder & more durable it is) Properties: Heavy and hard red oak, commonly called Oak, is very hard wearing. It has medium stiffness and bending strength with high crushing strength Moderate dulling effect on cutting edges Stains & polishes well to a highly textured surface Description: The heartwood can vary from a yellowish tan to dark or pale brown with hints of red & pink. The sap wood is whiteish to light yellowish brown The grain is typically straight and open with a fairly course texture Typical Uses Furniture, cabinets, boatbuilding, household flooring and railroad ties Oak(red oak)

Brookline Dining Room Table

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Local delivery time is Approximately 8 - 12 weeks
Internet order (non local) delivery time is Approximately 10 to 16 weeks
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