Hardwoods provide a tremendous selection of grain patterns, color variations, and textures, ranging from the bold statements of American red oak, hickory and character maple to the more subdued patterns of cherry and maple. Because no two trees are exactly alike, cabinets crafted from hardwood will have subtle variations in color and grain. These variations serve to enhance the beauty of each piece of Wellborn cabinetry crafted with these hardwoods. Which is why Wellborn Cabinet Inc., is one of the few remaining manufacturers who continues to use solid wood in our Premier Series raised panel doors and drawer fronts. We are also proud to offer an All Plywood Construction (APC) option on all of our Series.


In recent years, Wellborn has expanded our Door Style / Cabinet Species selections to include Thermofoil, MDF and Laminate. Each of these “Species” is durable, easy to clean and beautiful. These doors are available in a variety of design styles, ranging from the sleek, contemporary look of our Laminate door styles to our classic MDF door styles, each dynamic in its own way.
Richmond Cherry Madison Maple
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  The dynamic coffered ceiling and rich cherry wood cabinets make this kitchen stunningly attractive. However, the abundance of kitchen storage cabinets and open display cabinets make it a real winner!
 
Cherry
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Cherry is synonymous with luxury. The rich red highlights give the wood a distinctive appearance. Cherry will occasionally have tiny pin knots, pitch pockets and very small, dark streaks of gum.		   Hickory
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Hickory has distinctive contrasting colors from light to dark and strong grain characteristics.The texture of hickory is open grained. Hickories by nature are heavy, hard, strong and stiff—producing durable cabinets. Hickory is for homeowners desiring dramatic wood characteristics.
     
Character Cherry
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Emphasized by randomly occurring various sized knots, pitch pockets and small streaks of gum. Cluster knots and open knots could also be a feature.The amount of character will vary from each door making each kitchen unique.		   Poplar
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Poplar is generally straight grained with fine, even texture.The wood has creamy white to pale brown color tones. Poplar is beautiful with medium to dark stains and painted finishes.
     
Maple
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Maple wood is creamy-white to light reddish-brown finely textured wood featuring straight grain and distinctive marks, such as bird’s-eye, fiddle back, mineral streaks and curly grain patterns. Maple is a very popular choice for home cabinetry, office cabinetry, and flooring.		   Thermofoil
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Thermofoil doors and drawer fronts are covered in a strong, scratch-resistant wrap that is thermally glued and vacuum-sealed.To create the popular raised panel appearance we use precision, diamond-head routers to carve the double-step perimeter edge and center panel detailing from a solid slab of medium density fiberboard.
     
Character Maple
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Unique characteristics are brought out by randomly occurring, variously sized knots, pin holes,worm holes and tracks, gum and bark pockets, sugar tracks, heartwood and mineral streaks. Cluster knots and open knots could also be a feature.The amount of character marks will vary from each piece of wood making each kitchen unique.		   Medium Density Fiberboard
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Using high pressure and temperatures MDF is formed by combining wood fibers with a wax resin binder, to form panels. It is made of wood veneer. It is much more dense than normal particle board. This is a durable and tough wood product, commonly used in the construction industry.
     
Oak
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Wellborn's Prestige Oak is Live Sawn from the heart of Authentic American red oaks. It features selected subtle uniform grains with straighter grain patterns and limited very narrow cathedrals. Prestige Oak is both durable and lasting.		   Laminate
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Laminate is a decorative panel with resin-saturated printed paper thermally fused to a particleboard or MDF core. The thermally fused melamine process bonds the paper and board using heat and pressure. The paper gives the appearance of wood gain or painted finishes.