Tree kitchen furniture

Taking the order of the kitchen, designers and managers always clarify from customers, from which material it is better to make furniture. Today, plastic and glass, and stone can be applied in the production process. However, many still prefer natural wood.
Very common kitchens from oak. No wonder. First, Oak grows in a number of countries, both in Europe and Asia, and in America. Secondly, it is inherent in high strength, reliability, durability and aesthetic appeal. Furniture from this breed of wood in the house is a sign of respectability. As a rule, headsets in classic styles are made of oak. Its products from it have a beautiful appearance, a texture with bright pronounced stripes. No less durable beech furniture. At the same time, it is cheaper than that that is made of oak. Accordingly, the headset itself from the beech will cost cheaper. Today, many manufacturers offer economy class kitchens made from this breed. The beech is very pliable, so all woodworking workers like it. It not only grows perfectly, but is also remarkably toned almost in any color. The ash is also one of the most durable breeds. Also among its main advantages there is excellent plasticity, flexibility. Furniture from ash is characterized by the wealth of shades, refinement.
In addition, in stores it is not difficult to discover the headset from Cherry, whose wood has a pinkish-brown color. The texture of this breed is wonderfully combined with both carvings and stained-glass windows and any other elements of the decor. With cherry love to work, because it is well amenable to almost any processing. And if there is a desire to buy home elite kitchen furniture, you need to pay attention to headsets made of red breeds, that is, from Mahagony, Kempas, Tika or a rosewood. Mahagoney, which grows in Central America is greater popularity. The fact is that it has an amazing texture. Its wood is resistant against various pests, is excellent, and also has impeccable strength. In addition, elite headsets are made of black wood, that is, from Eben, from which cabinets had previously been made for the pharaohs themselves. Linear and angular kitchens from this breed are expensive. This is largely due to the fact that Eben is poorly processed, and products from it have an attractive appearance.
In short, today the kitchen furniture is made of various breeds. It needs to be chosen independently, given its tastes and financial opportunities.