WHITE OAK
White Oak’s color varies from light tan to pale yellow-brown with a pink tinge. Very durable and great for high traffic areas. A majority of this wood comes from the Appalachian region of the U.S.
RED OAK
Red Oak is a native North American wood species. Both its heartwoods and sapwoods have a reddish tone, with the sapwood being slightly lighter.
WALNUT
Walnut has a color range from dark brown to purplish black in the heartwood, and white to tan in the sapwood. It is normally steamed to help unify the colors. Walnut is harder than pine, but softer than oak.
HICKORY
Charming and rustic with natural tones and quirky knotting and mineral streaks, prefinished natural hickory has a quaint cottage appeal.