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Natural Wood Collection
Natural Wood Shaker
Solid birch construction with traditional shaker styling
Classic shaker styling built with solid birch frames and quality construction. The natural wood finish showcases the birch grain patterns with a clear protective coating that allows the wood's authentic character to show through every surface.
Traditional shaker construction featuring solid birch face frames mortised and tenoned for strength that lasts generations. Each cabinet box uses birch plywood with natural birch interiors, maintaining the wood's authentic character throughout. The clear finish preserves the natural variations in grain while providing protection for daily use.
Sample Available
See and feel the quality for yourself. Order a door sample to examine the construction, finish, and style up close.
Size: Door sample: 6" x 6"
Part Number: NWS-SAMPLE
Shipping: Ships in 3 business days
Construction Details
Box Construction
Hardware
Style Details
Key Features
Solid Birch Construction
Face frames built from solid birch lumber for lasting strength and traditional appearance.
Birch provides consistent grain patterns and excellent stability for cabinet frames.
Natural Grain Character
Clear finish allows the natural birch grain to show through while providing protection.
Each cabinet displays unique wood grain patterns that develop character over time.
Dovetail Drawer Boxes
Solid birch drawer boxes with dovetail joints for maximum durability and smooth operation.
Hand-cut dovetail joints are a hallmark of quality cabinetry construction.
Quality Highlights
- Solid birch face frames with traditional mortise and tenon joinery
- Birch plywood box construction with natural wood interiors
- Clear finish that preserves natural wood character and grain patterns
- Soft close hardware on doors and drawers for smooth, quiet operation
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