LUXE SERIES — DOCUMENT OF UNDERSTANDING continued
Solid Wood Doors • Solid wood doors are affected by temperature and humidity that will cause expanding or contracting • These conditions are inherent in all wood products and will cause a light line to appear at edges of the center panel • This can be controlled by regulating humidity • Any product that is exposed to moisture will show separation at the joints • This is the result of environmental factors beyond manufacturer’s control and is not considered a defect
Shown in Rose Hall Square Maple, Caramel.
Miter Doors
• Doors will show separation and peeling in the joints at the door corners • This is the result of environmental factors beyond manufacturer’s control and is not considered a defect
Shown in Harmony Maple, Medium.
Veneer Center Panels
• Veneer is thin slices of wood that are glued to furniture board • Veneer is made from real wood and will have the same grain patterns, color variations and textures as the wood the veneer is made from • Veneer will have variations in the graining and color of the wood due to limbs and growth interruptions • Doors made with solid wood stiles and rails with plywood veneer center panels will vary in finish from the stiles and rails to the center panel due to the difference in materials. This is not considered a defect and is not covered under warranty.
Shown in Essex Maple, Sienna.
Milan
• The soft edges of the Milan doors are created by applying a 1 ⁄ 16 ” thick solid wood edge • Certain stains may show a slight line between the door panel and wood edge
Shown in Milan Cherry, Light.
Urban
• This door style uses a delicate, sharp, 1 mm thick edge banding
Shown in Urban Oak, Drift, with HGDF option.
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