kitchen Cabinet Materials

jagm2

4 years ago

Hello, would you kindly provide the details on the kitchen cabinet materials please? Thank you.

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ReCraft
4 years ago
The doors and drawer fronts are all rift white oak. These are all custom made so all of the wood grain is matched across the cabinetry.
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Elite Property Designs- Caitlin Bronsky
last year
Could you tell me what stain was used on these cabinets??
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There is no stain, it's just a clear coat finish.

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