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MDF (Medium Density Fiberboard)

MDF is smooth and easy to paint, making it a favorite for modern cabinet designs requiring a sleek finish.

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Laminated Pine

Laminated pine consists of multiple layers offering strength and stability, great for building robust cabinets.

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Chestnut Wood

With a rich color and excellent workability, chestnut is a rare but attractive option for cabinetry.

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Cedar Lumber

Cedar is aromatic and resistant to decay, making it a great choice for cabinetmaking in damp areas.

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Teak Wood

Teak is highly resistant to moisture, making it perfect for kitchen cabinets or any area with high humidity.

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Cherry Wood

Cherry wood darkens with age and is prized for its warm tones and rich patina, perfect for elegant cabinetry.

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Walnut Lumber

With its dark hue and complex grain, walnut adds a luxurious touch to any cabinet construction.

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Brite-Ply

Brite-Ply is a melamine-coated plywood that offers a clean finished look, popular for modern cabinets.

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Ash Wood

Ash is strong and resilient, with a light color and straight grain, making it versatile for cabinets.

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Redwood

A naturally resistant wood, redwood offers durability and stunning color, ideal for outdoor cabinetry.

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Acacia Wood

Acacia is known for its durability and unique grain, making it a stylish choice for modern cabinetry.

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Plywood with Phenolic Film

This plywood is resistant to moisture and scratches, ideal for heavy-duty cabinet applications.

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Mahogany

Mahogany is a classic choice for high-end cabinetry, known for its rich color and straight grain.

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Soft Maple

Soft maple has a lighter color than hard maple, offering a consistent grain that works well in cabinets.

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Hickory Lumber

Known for its toughness and varied color, hickory is excellent for rustic-style cabinetry.

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Maple Plywood

Light in color with a fine grain, maple plywood is often used for modern-style cabinets due to its smooth finish.

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Pine Lumber

Pine is light, easy to work with, and cost-effective, making it popular for budget-friendly cabinetry.

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Birch Veneer

Utilized for its attractive appearance, birch veneer provides a beautiful finish over cheaper core materials.

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Oak Lumber

Durable and strong, oak is known for its beautiful grain and rich color, making it ideal for cabinets.

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Poplar Wood

Economical and easy to work with, poplar is often used for painted cabinets due to its smooth texture.

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Finger-Jointed Pine

This engineered wood creates a strong and stable surface, often used in traditional cabinet constructions.

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Sapele Wood

With a deep reddish-brown color, sapele is often used for its stunning grain and finishes in high-end cabinets.