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Hickory
Characteristics
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Color: The color varies significantly from the light, creamy yellow of the sapwood to the darker, richer tones of the heartwood, which can be tan, brown, or reddish.
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Grain: The grain can be straight and tight, but it also often features irregular waves, knots, and swirls.
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Versatility: Hickory's natural color and grain variations make it adaptable to many design styles. It can be used for a rustic, natural look or stained to achieve a more uniform, modern appearance.
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Hardness: This high density makes it extremely resistant to dents and scratches.
Stains Colors
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Aged Walnut

Antique White

Cherry

Classic Gray

Colonial Maple

Color Seal

Dark Walnut

Early American

Ebony

English Chestnut

Espresso

Golden Oak

Golden Pecan

Gunstock

Hazelwood

Honey

Ipswich Pine

Jacobean

Natural Seal

Natural

Provincial

Red Chestnut

Red Mahogany

Red Oak

Sedona Red

Special Walnut

Weathered Oak

White Washed






