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definitions for wood
A hard, durable, lightweight wood with light to medium natural color and an active, interesting grain pattern.
A durable, medium hardwood with light, nondescript grain patterns; ideal for stained and painted finishes.
The direction or pattern of the fibrous tissue in wood.
Wood derived from deciduous trees; includes oak, maple, ash, walnut, rosewood, birch and teak.
A hard, heavy, finely grained wood with a light, natural color.
Wood derived from coniferous trees; softer in density than hardwoods.
An overlay of a thin layer of wood often used to finish or decorate a piece of furniture.
A clear, hard, durable finish that is heat resistant and comparable to varnish in strength.
A clear plastic coating that is highly resistant to abrasion and wear; can be used on all types of wood surfaces.
A natural or synthetic chemical used to color and highlight wood grain; can be water, oil or spirit-based.
Enamel with added pigment that results in a colored, opaque finish that is hard, durable and waterproof.
A light, diluted coat of paint.
A "renewable" finish added to wood to protect and enhance the natural appearance; can be used on bare or stained wood.
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