Orenda Game Tables provide a selection of fantastic woods and stains to choose from.
Every wood brings its own look and elegance to every table.
Every wood brings its own look and elegance to every table.
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Ash
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The Ash tree belongs to the Oleaceae (Olive) Family. Ash has a very pale sapwood and heartwood that varies from a grayish brown to light brown. Ash is a valued hardwood. Its admirable strength, hardness, and elasticity make it ideal for furniture. Ash hardwood is more easily available therefore making it an ideal cost effective hardwood for fine furniture. In the past Ash has been a substitute for oak.
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Available Ash Colors
Cherry
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Cherry wood comes from the cherry fruit tree. It is a hardwood, and it is famed for its durability and beautiful color. The heartwood of cherry varies from rich red to reddish brown and will darken with age and on exposure to light. In contrast, the sapwood is creamy white. The wood has a straight-grain, a fine, uniform, satiny and smooth texture, and naturally may contain brown pith flecks and small gum pockets.
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Available Cherry Colors
Maple
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Maple wood has been the highly regarded choice for furniture. The sapwood color ranges from nearly white, to an off-white cream color, sometimes with reddish or golden hue. The heartwood tends to be a darker reddish brown. You’ll find gleaming maple tables in antique shops, and still-glowing floors and cabinets in historic homes. Maple is one of the harder hardwoods. It’s stronger and more durable than other woods.
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Available Maple Colors
Red Oak
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Arguably the most popular hardwood, Oak is a type of wood with a rich history. Even as far back as the Vikings, oak was used in their more prestigious Viking longships. Into the Middle Ages oak was used for building frames, as furniture and can even be found in the House of Commons in London. Hard, strong, and moderately priced, Red Oak presents an exceptional value to furniture.
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Available Red Oak Colors
Walnut
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Walnut furniture is among the most popular types of wood for its truly traditional and sophisticated appearance. Walnut is extremely durable and easy to maintain. The grain of walnut is characteristically straight, and many favor this uniform look in their furniture. The straight grain retains that traditional look and feel but with a somewhat ‘neater’ appearance to it. In fact, the striking appearance of walnut makes it a very popular choice of wood furniture.
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Available Walnut Colors
White Oak
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Like red oak, white oak also has a rich history. White oak is lighter in color than red oak and white oak has longer grain rays. Because white oak is waterproof, it was the most common wood used in shipbuilding. White Oak is strong, beautiful, rot-resistant, and economical, representing an exceptional value. It’s no wonder that the wood has been so widely used for centuries in cabinet and furniture making.
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Available White Oak Colors
Topcoat Finish
While wood stains add color and bring out the beauty of the wood, clear finishes protect the wood and enhance its beauty. Whether you choose to stain your wood project or not.
Finishes are available in gloss, semi-gloss and satin sheens. Choosing a sheen is a matter of personal preference.
The gloss level will affect the appearance of your piece, but not durability.
Clear finishes will protect your project against damage from water, certain household chemicals, and everyday wear.
The beautiful finish will make your wood come alive!
