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Twilight Cabinets prides
itself on producing quality products, using only
the best materials available on the market. We
offer you a choice of the wood we use in your project.
Each wood has different colours and characteristics
which define unique styles. |
Cabinetry is
the key to setting a mood or theme in your kitchen.
The types of materials you choose will combine
to create the effect you desire. Each material
has its own characteristics and advantages that
create a solid foundation from which we product
our high-quality products.
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No two pieces of wood are the same – each
has its own individual character, colour, and grain.
Density and resistance to wear varies with different
types of wood, so Twilight Cabinets offers a variety to
suit your needs. |
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Oak (Red Oak)
Oak is a lightly-coloured, strong, coarse-grain hardwood that has a truly unique
character. Pieces may contain variations in colour and grain pattern, and can
also have features such as pin knots, flecks, and streaks caused by mineral
deposits. Finish will beautifully enhance the flame-shaped grain that gives
this wood such prominence. |
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Maple (Hard Maple)
Maple is a dense, strong, smooth wood that remains
hardy throughout use. It has a fine, generally
straight-grained texture which may be spotted
with whorls. The colour can range from white
to a dark brown. We recommend maple for any room
where the furniture will receive a lot of wear,
as it resists abrasion well. |
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Cherry
One of the most beautiful woods available on the
market, Cherry has a smooth, satiny texture and
rich colour. Wood may vary from a deep red to
a reddish-brown, and will darken with age. It
has a very fine grain which may be streaked with
green, pink or yellow. A natural stain finish
will beautifully enhance the wood’s own
character. |
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Alder
One of the softer hardwoods, Alder provides a bit
more flexibility and a lighter density. It may
be amber in colour, or reddish. It has uniform
texture and a fairly straight grain. It can have
knots that vary in character. Similar to maple
and cherry woods, Alder has a uniform texture
and straight grain. It is rather soft and can
show dents more readily than some other woods. |
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Hickory
Hickory is hard and heavy, and quite dense. It
does not offer a lot of flexibility. Each piece
can exhibit different, bold variations in colour,
pattern, and special characteristics. |
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Pecan
Pecan, like hickory, is a strong hardwood. It displays
bold variations in colour throughout a single
piece of wood. It tends to fade over time. |
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Walnut
A much-sought-after hardwood, Walnut has smooth
grain and a rich appeal. It may be a deep reddish-brown
in colour, or a lighter reddish-grey. It lightens
in colour as it ages. |
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Wood Veneer
Veneer is a popular alternative to traditional
wood cabinetry. It can be more stable than wood
in humid settings, as it does not expand or contract
as much. The veneer is placed on medium-density
fiberboard, creating a consistent, uniform look
with each piece. |
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Melamine
Melamine is a popular alternative to wood veneer.
It consists of poly-vinyl compound paper pressed
into particleboard form. It provides stability
and resistance, and will not deteriorate over
time and use. Melamine is smooth, scratch-, chemical-
and mildew-resistant, making it an ideal solution
for busy kitchens. |
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| Exotika |
Bavarian - Beech |
Caramel - Cherry |
Sunrise - Maple |
Sunset - Maple |
English - Brown - Oak |
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| Buttermilk - Cherry |
Brandy - Cherry |
Bourbon - Cherry |
Sapelli - Mahogany |
Finnish - Oak |
Denim - Maple |
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| Tobacco - Cherry |
Crema - Cherry |
Choco - Cherry |
Lemon - Wood |
Honduras - Mahogany |
White - Oak |
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| Canadian - Oak |
Ruby - Cherry |
Legacy - Maple |
Pale - Oak |
Bryan - Maple |
Manitoba - Maple |
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| Heritage - Maple |
Ontario - Oak |
Suomi - Birch |
June - Mahongany |
Bleached - Maple |
Mimosa |
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| Captive - Maple |
Majestral - Maple |
Provencal - Maple |
Bordeaux |
Imperial - Maple |
Port |
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| Port - Maple |
Cayenne - Maple |
Winter - Maple |
Shadow - Oak |
Maple - Cream |
Sugar - Maple |
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| Chestnut |
Forever - Walnut |
Natural - Oak |
Natural - Teak |
Siam - Teak |
Limoges - Pear |
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| Pear |
Royal - Maple |
Regal - Cherry |
Terra - Mahogany |
Urban - Mahogany |
Cream - Mahogany |
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