Wood species and finishing

All here under species can be used to make any door model

Rustic	Middle	Clear
			Framiré
Framiré, (terminalia ivorensis) usually called Africa oak tree, is a not nervous, very stable wood. Natural colour: clear yellow. Thanks to its very fine texture, it can be easily polished and tinted.
			Clear exotic wood
Clear exotic wood coming from Republic of the Cameroons or Ivory Coast, is a very stable wood. Natural colour: bright silky very clear yellow. Homogeneous and light wood, it can be easily tinted
			Bossé
Bossé (guarea), like mahogany its belongs to meliacees family Natural colour: veined and silky pink. Homogeneous wood it has a specific peppery cedar scent. Thanks to its fine textrure, it results in a precious polished finish.
			Picea
Picea (picea), belongs to coniferous family. Natural aspect: naturally brighten clear wood. It is easy to be polished.
			Beech
Beech (fagus) is a hardy leafy tree. Natural colour: mat white. Thanks to its fine texture, it can be easily tinted.
			Chesnut tree
Chesnut tree (castanea) is a tough leafy tree, not too nervous. Natural colour: brown yellowish close to oak tree one. Easy to be machined, thanks to its fine texture, it can be easily tinted.
			Oak tree
Oak tree (quercus), s the most known among leafy trees, not too nervous. It gave its name to our QUERCY. Natural colour: yellowish brown. It has a pleasant strong enough tannic scent. Thanks to its particular net structure, it can be easily recognized.
	Moyen	Clair
			Wild cherry tree
Wild cherry tree (cerasus) is the most famous cabinet making wood. Natural colour: yellow veined brownish red, with fine net structure. It is very easy to be well polished.
			Walnut tree
Walnut tree (juglans), cultivated for its fruit in QUERCY, is a not too nervous wood. Natural colour: grey to dark brown, veined. It is considered as one of the most beautiful cabinet making wood.

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