"Quarter sawing" oak means milling the wood against the grain, which produces this wood's sumptuous "ribbon and flake" pattern. Quarter sawing takes more time and skill as well as larger logs, making this a premium choice.
QUARTER-SAWN RED OAK IN MISSION GOLD
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door in our other Mission finish options.
Our Mission finishes mimic the period's characteristic wood stains. The top coat sheen is flat, directing attention to the quarter-sawn oak's remarkable grain.
Mission Gold
Mission Brown
Mission Red
Actual colors will vary due to the natural variations in wood and production processes as well as variations in computer monitor color settings. Please ask your Schroll designer for an actual wood sample for true color.
Quarter-sawn oak is a product of nature and will include numerous color hues, grain patterns and other natural characteristics. "Quarter sawing" oak means milling the wood against the grain, which produces this wood's sumptuous "ray fleck" pattern. Raw oak pieces can have a color variation from light tan to pink, red and dark brown. Mineral stains are common oak characteristics that cannot entirely be eliminated when selecting wood for cabinetry.
