Wood Tops

All dressers, sideboards and tables are fitted are fitted with Pine tops as standard but the option to choose these other woods is open to you - maybe to compliment or fit in with existing work surfaces. Our solid worktops are made from 2" thick timber boards, delivered in their raw state, then planed, edged and joined together using biscuit joints.

The Tops are sealed with a water based lacquer providing a durable finish, which is the best protection for the surface without changing the colour of the wood, keeping it as natural looking as possible.

Ash

The appearance of this wood is Creamy white to a light brown heartwood with wide white sapwood with a coarse but even texture. Has a pronounced grain pattern similar to Oak.
Beech

The heartwood is very pale white to pink brown. Beech has a straight grain and fine, even texture.
Cherry

The heartwood varies from mellow dark pink to reddish brown in colour, with a contrasting light brown cream sapwood. It has a fine, straight, close grain with narrow brown pith flecks and small gum pockets.
Maple

Cream-white with a reddish tinge. Usually straight grained but sometimes curly or wavy. Fine brown lines give an attractive growth ring figure on plain sawn surfaces. Texture is fine and even.
Oak

This classic wood varies in colour from pale yellow-brown to biscuit with a pinkish tint, together with occasional ‘silver’ grain detailing.
Walnut

The heartwood is a rich dark brown to purplish-black, with distinct grey sapwood, mostly straight grained but with wavey or curly grain occasionally present.

Wood Tops

Ash

The appearance of this wood is Creamy white to a light brown heartwood with wide white sapwood with a coarse but even texture. Has a pronounced grain pattern similar to Oak.

Beech

The heartwood is very pale white to pink brown. Beech has a straight grain and fine, even texture.

Cherry

The heartwood varies from mellow dark pink to reddish brown in colour, with a contrasting light brown cream sapwood. It has a fine, straight, close grain with narrow brown pith flecks and small gum pockets.

Maple

Cream-white with a reddish tinge. Usually straight grained but sometimes curly or wavy. Fine brown lines give an attractive growth ring figure on plain sawn surfaces. Texture is fine and even.

Oak

This classic wood varies in colour from pale yellow-brown to biscuit with a pinkish tint, together with occasional ‘silver’ grain detailing.

Walnut

The heartwood is a rich dark brown to purplish-black, with distinct grey sapwood, mostly straight grained but with wavey or curly grain occasionally present.

Wood Tops

Ash The appearance of this wood is Creamy white to a light brown heartwood with wide white sapwood with a coarse but even texture. Has a pronounced grain pattern similar to Oak.

Beech The heartwood is very pale white to pink brown. Beech has a straight grain and fine, even texture.

Cherry The heartwood varies from mellow dark pink to reddish brown in colour, with a contrasting light brown cream sapwood. It has a fine, straight, close grain with narrow brown pith flecks and small gum pockets.

Maple Cream-white with a reddish tinge. Usually straight grained but sometimes curly or wavy. Fine brown lines give an attractive growth ring figure on plain sawn surfaces. Texture is fine and even.

Oak This classic wood varies in colour from pale yellow-brown to biscuit with a pinkish tint, together with occasional ‘silver’ grain detailing.

Walnut The heartwood is a rich dark brown to purplish-black, with distinct grey sapwood, mostly straight grained but with wavey or curly grain occasionally present.

Ash

The appearance of this wood is Creamy white to a light brown heartwood with wide white sapwood with a coarse but even texture. Has a pronounced grain pattern similar to Oak.

Beech

The heartwood is very pale white to pink brown. Beech has a straight grain and fine, even texture.

Cherry

The heartwood varies from mellow dark pink to reddish brown in colour, with a contrasting light brown cream sapwood. It has a fine, straight, close grain with narrow brown pith flecks and small gum pockets.

Maple

Cream-white with a reddish tinge. Usually straight grained but sometimes curly or wavy. Fine brown lines give an attractive growth ring figure on plain sawn surfaces. Texture is fine and even.

Oak

This classic wood varies in colour from pale yellow-brown to biscuit with a pinkish tint, together with occasional ‘silver’ grain detailing.

Walnut

The heartwood is a rich dark brown to purplish-black, with distinct grey sapwood, mostly straight grained but with wavey or curly grain occasionally present.