Maple
Maple is hard, strong, heavy, even, fine texture. The fine, even texture of maple and its high luster make this hardwood a popular species for interior doors and millwork. It also includes curly grain patterns and mineral streaks.
Alder
A cost-effective wood species. Used to mimic cherry and maple to color coordinate with both wood cabinet species.
It is a popular species for both interior doors and millwork.
Rift White Oak
Rift White Oak is a dense, solid wood with a straight, even grain pattern. It offers a clean and modern look and is very popular because of its unique cutting methods and elegant appearance.
Plain White Oak
Plain White Oak is a dense, solid wood with a wavy, open grain pattern. It is most commonly used to pair with rustic white oak cabinetry.
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Walnut
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A deep, rich luxurious wood. Walnut is straight grained with streaky dark brown heartwood. Is most commonly used to pair with walnut cabinetry.
Cherry
Cherry is a beautiful rich wood species. It is popular for higher end interior doors and millwork because of its luxurious feel. It is most commonly paired and stained to match the same stained cherry cabinets.
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Stained Poplar
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Stained poplar is an excellent wood for a cost-effective door. It is commonly matched to certain stains in cherry or maple to help manage your budget.
Paint Grade Poplar
Poplar is an excellent wood for painted interior doors and millwork because of its smooth grain, cost effectiveness, and dense qualities in comparison to MDF doors. It allows for paint to adhere evenly for a flawless finish, holding up beautifully over time.
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Hickory
Hickory is strong, straight or wavy grain. Finished hickory has a hard surface and a good luster can be achieved. At Hilltop we use stains to emphasize the open grain patterns.
Red Oak
Red oak is an American classic when it comes to interior doors and millwork. Red oak heartwood is a light to medium brown, often with a reddish cast. It is a very hard and tough variety with a straight grain that has a coarse and uneven texture. Often paired to match the same red oak cabinetry