The elegance of maple, the warmth of pine, the richness of mahogany - your choice of wood can make all the difference. What matters is that it suits your tastes and style, and achieves the effect you are looking for. MMI DOOR prides itself on offering an impressive selection of wood species that adapt gracefully to any decor and give your home an irresistible ambiance.
 Pine A softwood with minor color variation and significant graining. |
 Knotty Pine Minimal color variation with exception of the knots that will darken over time. |
 Red Oak A dramatic grain pattern, that varies from tight vertical to arched patterns. Accepts stain very well. |
 Poplar Fine grained hardwood often substituted for maple or cherry. Color variations can be minimized with darker stains. |
 Cherry Smooth texture with a fine, soft grain. May feature small clusters of pin knots and blond colored streaks. Stains easily and will darken slightly with age. |
 Maple A strong hardwood with a smooth texture and uniform grain. Over time, maple will mellow in color due to natural light exposure. |
 Knotty Alder A rustic wood where color will vary and with random knots. |
 Birch Birch wood is fine grained and pale in color, often with an attractive satin like sheen. |
 Ash Moderately course texture with a straight grain. Color range from white to medium brown, stains well. |
 Hemlock A dense, hardwood, with uniform coloring from light honey to rich golden tan. Great for staining. |
 Walnut Generally straight grained but may have some wavy patterns. It stains and finishes well. |
 White Oak Similiar to Red Oak but slightly heavier and smoother with colors from light to medium dark brown with a natural resistance to rot. |
 Fir Dimensionally stable with a uniform color, grain pattern and texture. With a light rosy shade that will appear redder over time. Exceptional stain and finish consistency. |
 Mahogany A grain pattern that ranges from straight to interlocked, as well as a prominent ring figure. Most stable hardwood with less expansion, contraction and moisture absorbtion. Excellent stain qualities. |
 Clear Alder Fairly straight grain with color ranges from tan to reddish brown and is softer and lighter than other hardwoods. Stains and finishes well. |
 White Pine A moderately softwood with pale color and a straight grained pattern. |
 Hickory Hickory tends to have many dark pitch streaks and knots creating a distressed appearance. This rustic look specie is not widely available. |
 Primed Primed surface for quality painting. |