Olympic Cabinet

	ASH: Wide, open grain hardwood with colors ranging from white to light brown. Resembles white oak with little color variation.		BEECH: Closed, straight grain hardwood with a uniform texture. Color ranges from nearly white to a deep red brown.
	BIRCH: Fine, closed grain hardwood with lots of pattern character. Colors range from creamy yellow to a dark brown.		CLEAR ALDER: Fine, closed grain hardwood with no distinct grain pattern. Lightweight and takes stain well.
	CHERRY: Closed grain hardwood with colors ranging from white to dark brown. Natural finishes will accent these color differences. Cherry will continue to darken with age.		HICKORY: Strong, open grained hardwood. Wild grain and color variations can be found within the same piece. With a natural finish, hickory is almost guaranteed to be a wildly colored wood.
	KNOTTY ALDER: Fine, closed grain hardwood with large, open and secure knots. Lightweight and takes stain well. Great choice for a "rustic" look.		MAPLE: Closed grain hardwood with colors that tend to stay in the light cream colors. Good selection for little color variation. With a natural finish, maple will tend to acquire a yellow hue over time.
	POPLAR: Fine, closed grain wood with colors from white to greenish. Mostly used for paint grade cabinets by Olympic Cabinets.		RED OAK: Wide, open grain hardwood with colors ranging from white to dark reddish browns. In a natural finish it is common to see two pieces side by side of two different shades.
	WALNUT: Moderately open grained hardwood with lots of grain character. Colors are mostly in the dark brown range with some white to cream character streaks.