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Woods and Woods and Finishes IndexFinishes Index

113 Standard Finishes .........................................C-12–C-15

AAged Finishes .....................................................................C-5

CCabinet Care ..........................................................C-18–C-19

Cleaning ...........................................................................C-18Dusting ............................................................................C-18Effects of Moisture in Wood .....................................C-18Humidity .........................................................................C-18Spills ................................................................................C-18Ultraviolet Ray Exposure ...........................................C-18Wood Protection ...........................................................C-18

Cabinet Finishing ...............................................................C-5Catalyzed Conversion Varnish ......................................C-17Color Samples ....................................................................C-4Woodside Available Wood Species .............................C-2

DDesign Alert - Heart Pine and Wormy Chestnut .....C-3Disclaimers ..........................................................C-20–C-26

Aged Finishes Disclaimer .........................................C-26Effects of Humidity and Moisture in Wood Disclaimer ................................................C-25Light Color Disclaimer .................................................C-21Natural Wood Finish Disclaimer .............................C-23Paint Finish Disclaimer ..............................................C-24Pine Not Distressed Disclaimer .............................C-22Unfinished Product Disclaimer ...............................C-20

EEffects of Moisture in Wood ........................................C-18Expansion of Wood ..........................................................C-19

HHigh Gloss Finish .............................................................C-12Humidity .............................................................................C-18

L"Living Green" - Formaldehyde-Free .................C-6–C-10Light Colors & Wood Grain .............................................C-4

SSpecial Color Matching ...................................................C-4

WWood Species Characteristics ............................C-2–C-3

Beech .................................................................................C-2Cherry ................................................................................C-3Clear Pine .........................................................................C-3Heart Pine ........................................................................C-4Knotty Butternut .........................................................C-3Knotty Cherry (Rustic) ................................................C-3Knotty Pine ......................................................................C-2Lyptus ...............................................................................C-3Mahogany .........................................................................C-3Maple .................................................................................C-2Paint Grade ......................................................................C-2Quarter Sawn Red Oak ................................................C-3Quarter Sawn White Oak .............................................C-3Red Birch ..........................................................................C-2Red Oak .............................................................................C-2Rift Cut Red Oak ............................................................C-3Rift Cut White Oak ........................................................C-3Select Pine .......................................................................C-3Walnut ...............................................................................C-3White Birch ......................................................................C-2White Oak .........................................................................C-2Wormy Chestnut ............................................................C-4

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WOODSIDE AVAILABLE WOOD SPECIES

** PremiumPaint Grade..........................................No PremiumRed Oak.................................................No PremiumWhite Oak.............................................No PremiumWhite Birch..........................................................10%Red Birch..............................................................13%Beech.......................................................................7%Maple......................................................................7%Knotty Butternut (Rustic)............................10%Knotty Pine...........................................................5%Clear Pine.............................................................10%Select Pine...........................................................10%Knotty Cherry (Rustic)......................................7%Cherry....................................................................10%Alder.......................................................................10%Lyptus....................................................................15%Mahogany.............................................................12%Quarter Sawn Red Oak...................................20%Quarter Sawn White Oak...............................20%Rift Cut Red Oak..............................................20%RIft Cut White Oak..........................................20%Walnut..................................................................20%*Heart Pine...............................................................**Wormy Chestnut...................................................* *Contact factory for availability and pricing*Available in 4/4 only

Distressing – **Premium 5% – Woodside strong- ly recommends that Clear, Heart, Knot ty, and Select Pine Be Distressed. Distressing is repre-sentative of finish sample. If special distressing is needed, notify the factory of how the distressing is to be modified. Woodside will make a sample for your approval (required) and notify you of any additional upcharge for the distressing.

**All Premiums are charged as a blanket percent to the entire order.

WOOD SPECIES CHARACTERISTICS

IMPORTANT: Woodside takes pride in the fact that only top quality materials go into the man u fac ture of our cab i nets. Wood, being a product of nature, varies from one piece to the next - each having its own char ac ter is tics. We cannot guar an tee that the grain pat tern or the natural col or a tion of the wood will match between in di vid u al cabinets. These variations must be ac cept ed as the character of the wood and not as de fects. The following is a de scrip tion of the char ac ter is tics of each of the wood spe cies con tained in this product line.

PAINT GRADE is a closed grain wood, suitable for paint ed surfaces only.

RED OAK is an open grained hardwood, and the grain pat tern can vary from a close vertical pat tern to a “wild” arch shaped pat tern. When stained, the grain becomes more pronounced and darker than the lighter wood in be tween the open grained areas. Pinkish color tones.

WHITE OAK has the same char ac ter is tics as Red Oak, but has brownish and also gray color tones.

WHITE BIRCH is a close grained hard wood which is noted for wide vari anc es in color tone and grain pat-tern. Colors vary through off white, pale yellow, and light brown. White Birch is the select sapwood from the Yellow Birch tree.

RED BIRCH is a close grained hard wood which is noted for its reddish-brown color and varying grain pattern. This species looks similar to Cherry wood, but does not darken dramatically when exposed to sunlight. Red Birch is the select heartwood from the Yellow Birch tree.

BEECH Steamed Beech is made from treated White Beech. It has an even texture and straight grain and a heartwood which is mellow dark pink color in appear-ance.

MAPLE is an ap peal ing closed grain hard wood that is creamy white with a slight red dish brown tinge in color.

KNOTTY PINE is a porous grained softwood which has random sized knots, which vary in size from small to large. There may also be dark colored sap steaks and

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sound, unsound(loose), or a knot hole where the knot has fallen out.

CHERRY is a close grained hard wood which will have small dark spots usually with a small hole in the spot. These are sap pockets where the sap has dried. These holes may appear on the surface and are not filled by Woodside. There may also be irregular dark colored sap streaks and gum spots. Cherry wood varies from a white to a red color nat u ral ly. Cherry is noted for its con trast ing hues. All of these fea tures add a very dis tinc tive character to its overall charm and beauty.

ALDER Pale yellow to light reddish brown. Somewhat uniform color throughout. Concentrated modular ray markings parallel to the grain. Pronounced contrast between end and surface grain.

LYPTUS is the trade name of a wood made form a hybrid of two species of Eucalyptus tree, Eucalyptus grandis and Eucalyptus urophylla. In terms of density and strength Lyptus compares favorably with hard maple, but is very similar in appearance to mahogany in color and grain. With a growth cycle of 14-16 years it produces thirty times the volume of comparable rain forest species. A sample of Lyptus weighed 1.4 times as much as mahogany with both samples being the same size.

MAHOGANY is a closed grain hardwood that var ies from light reddish or yellow-brown to a rich, dark red.

QUARTER SAWN RED OAK Tan to reddish brown. Limited mineral and pin knots. Heavy to light quarter sawn flakes-sapwood may appear.

QUARTER SAWN WHITE OAK Tan to greenish red to brown. Limited mineral and pin knots. Heavy to light quarter sawn flakes-sapwood may appear.

RIFT CUT RED OAK Tan to reddish brown. Limited mineral and pin knots. Sapwood may appear.

RIFT CUT WHITE OAK Tan to greenish red to brown. Limited mineral and pin knots-sapwood may appear.

WALNUT is a close grained hard wood and is noted for its rich ness of color which may vary with white or yellow colored streaks in the wood. Note: Avail able in the Natural Finish Only.

KNOTTY BUTTERNUT is the lightest colored member of the Walnut family and is sometimes referred to as

DESIGN ALERT Heart Pine and

Wormy Chestnut

Use solid wood parts wherever pos si ble. Use door on exposed ends. Use door on finished back. Use door as wainscoting. Glass door cabinets and open in te ri ors: Order as another finish on an oth er

wood or or der as a paint color.

True matching veneers are NOT AVAILABLE. We can or der spe cial veneers, however, they are ex pen sive and NOT a per fect match. These veneers will add to the delivery time. Contact Factory for availability and pricing.

For Wormy Chestnut we can order En glish Chest nut veneers.For Heart Pine we can order Quartered Yel low Pine veneers.

gum spots. Color tone varies from white to pink.

CLEAR PINE is a porous grained soft wood which may have some small knots. There may also be dark colored sap streaks and gum spots. Color tone varies from white to pink.

SELECT PINE is a porous grained softwood which has oc ca sion al knots. There may also be dark col ored sap streaks and gum spots. Color tone var ies from white to pink.

KNOTTY CHERRY (RUSTIC) All the characteristics of cherry wood and all of the natural color character-istics of the specie including mineral streaks and pin holes. This grade will not be matched for color and may have both sapwood and heartwood present in varying amounts which gives a more rustic or antique appear-ance. Features of this rustic wood include random knots varying in size from small to large, which could be

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White Walnut.The sapwood of the Butternut is almost white and usually quite narrow. The heart wood is light brown, often with pinkish tones variegated with different shades of brown. Features of this rustic wood include random knots varying in size from small to large, which could be sound, unsound(loose), or a knot hole where the knot has fallen out. Worm, grub, and pin holes are also a characteristic of Butternut along with black mineral streaks. Butternut is one of the softest hardwoods.

HEART PINE is an endangered species of wood that is being recycled from 150-200 year old Pennsylvania barn beams. It is know for its variations in color from yellow to brown and its ever present sap content, de spite its age. Heart Pine can consist of knots that vary in size and shape. Heart Pine is a dense specie of Pine and is there fore much heavier by weight than most other Pine spe cies. Note: Available in Natural Fin ish Only.

WORMY CHESTNUT derives its char ac ter from the variety of colors, grain patterns and holes which have been made naturally by the worms that have been in the wood. Some worm holes go through the thick ness of the pieces which allow light to pass through the holes. All the marks made naturally by the worms vary in size and shape. Note: Avail able in the Natural Finish Only.

AN IMPORTANT NOTE ABOUT WOODS & FINISHES

LIGHT COLORS AND WOOD GRAINDealers must be aware that light colors permit all the natural variations of grain and color dif fer ence of light and dark wood to show in the fin ished product. Nat u ral finishes are par tic u lar ly prone to show ex tremes of light and dark colors of the wood.

SHOWROOM COLOR SAMPLESWhenever possible, color chips, swatch es, door sam ples, etc. should be mounted permanently and displayed in an area of your showroom that is void of natural light and extreme heating con di tions. The same condi tions are required of full kitchen displays and all other sam ple ma te ri als.

Due to age, light, heat and abusive treat ment in gen er al, the original color or shade of these sales aids will have a natural ten den cy to darken or fade over a period of time. This is a normal and nat u ral reaction and should be part of the sales pre sen ta tion when ex plain ing hand staining and wiping which brings out the beau ty and char ac ter of the various wood spe cies used by Wood-side. Due to a multitude of ac cept able rea sons in color

change, Woodside can not be held re spon si ble for color match. It is only the dealer’s abil i ty to guard against excessive change and the sales ex pla na tion that will prevent unacceptable conditions later in the sale. Woodside has no control over these sales tools and aids after they leave the factory. There fore, Woodside cannot take the re spon si bil i ty for sales that do not match any of the dealer’s samples.

SPECIAL COLOR MATCHINGWoodside takes great pride in producing the custom finished requested by our dealers and designers. Wood-side has produced thousands of custom finishes in recent years, in both paints and stains.

A swatch, chip or oth er wise ac cept able sample of the special color to be matched must ac com pa ny the dealer’s order. Woodside re serves the right to refuse to produce any special col ors that re quire chem i cal formulas or pro ce dures not con sis tent with Woodside’s standard finishing pro cess. All spe cial colors are con-tingent upon receipt of such colors from our suppliers. Woodside will submit a color sam ple to the dealer for cus tom er ap prov al (3 sam ples max i mum). The col or sam ple must be dat ed and signed by the cus tom er in di cat ing that the color has been ap proved and then returned to Woodside as a color stan dard for man u fac -tur ing. Please rec og nize that there will be a vari a tion from the actual pro duc tion to the color stan dard due to nor mal vari a tions in the wood used in the sam ple and the wood used in production. Also, Glaz ing, Dis- tress ing, etc. have ad di tion al pre mi ums that must be added. No order will be en tered into the fac to ry pro duc tion schedule until the special color sam ple has been approved and re turned to the fac to ry. De liv ery time is determined after the approved sample has been received at the factory.

Please use the following steps to order Special Fin-ishes: 1. Send an existing sample of the finish re-quested whenever possible to the attention of The Misc. Department.

2. Pictures can give us a starting point if a sample is not available. Note: Pictures tend to have many shades of color due to the lighting and printing process.

3. If Paint, choose paint colors form the Sherwin Williams color fan. If Sherwin Williams does not have an existing color that is acceptable, send a color sample or color swatch to use as a color match.

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A color sample from any other paint supplier is also acceptable.

4. Specify the amount of Scraping or Sand-thru wanted on Antique Paint finishes. 5. Specify if Glazing is desired ( Hand Rubbed or Hand Brushed).

6. Specify Light, Medium or Heavy Distressing (Medium is Standard).

7. Specify the sheen such as Low, Medium, etc. 8. Specify any other Finish Treatments such as Crackle, Fly Specking, Wire Brushing, etc.

The cost of $1029 listThe cost of $1029 list will be charged at the time the new special color is produced and added to the invoice when the sample is shipped.

We realize that it may take more than one attempt to develop a sample that will be accepted by your cus-tomer. Some minor adjustments may need to be made to the color, the technique or the sheen. We will allow three attempts for each $1029 list color match charge (excluding aged finishes). However, there will still be a per block charge that remains the same.

$15 net-Stain Block Sample $25 net-Paint Block Sample $75 net-Paint Block Sample when special paint is ordered from our supplier to produce the sample.

If a 4th block is required an additional $1029 (exclud-ing aged finishes) list special color match charge will be added.

We continue to look forward to fulfilling all your needs for custom finish colors in both stain and paint finishes. Note: Woodside will not work with customer sup plied materials. i.e. solid lumber, veneers, or fin ish ing prod-ucts

Nature provides all woods in a wide variety of in ter est ing grains and beauty marks. Quality furniture should and does preserve this delicate graining and tone vari a tion in keeping with its natural characteristics.

Modern furniture manufacturers make every effort to blend and match their product, at the same time keeping in mind the beauty of nature’s infinite va ri ety.The subtle variations in tone and grain enhance the overall elegance of your Woodside kitchen and prove, once again, the care and workmanship that goes into making this fine product.

For the above reasons, Natural, Light and Paint ed finish es require a disclaimer letter, signed by the cus tom er and the dealer to accompany the writ ten order. Note: Light colors include – Bleached & Limed, French Coun try Light, Frost and Misty White. Disclaimer let- ters can be found at the back of this section.

Aged Finishes

Color matches required for aged finishes are charged Color matches required for aged finishes are charged $2215 list.$2215 list.All Woodside samples more than one year old are ob-All Woodside samples more than one year old are ob-solete. Therefore, any Woodside sample more than one solete. Therefore, any Woodside sample more than one year old shall be considered a special aged color match. year old shall be considered a special aged color match. A disclaimer is required for Aged Finishes with the order. A disclaimer is required for Aged Finishes with the order. If a door sample or color block is obsolete, the dealer If a door sample or color block is obsolete, the dealer is required to order a new finish sample whether it be is required to order a new finish sample whether it be a door sample or a color block. In the case of an aged a door sample or a color block. In the case of an aged display, the dealer is required to update the display by display, the dealer is required to update the display by ordering a fresh showroom display.ordering a fresh showroom display.

No cabinets will be refinished by the factory ex cept where special arrangements have been made.

Cabinet Finishing*Clear primed exterior/ natural maple interior - no additional charge

*White primed exterior/ natural maple interior - add 5%

**Unfinished (interior and exterior) sand ed only for fin ish ing by others - less 5%

*Note: With clear prime and white primed only cabinetry, it is recommended that the product be sand ed and reprimed in the field, with a primer com pat i ble with the paint being used.

**Note: Unfinished product requires a disclaimer letter signed by the customer and dealer to ac com pa ny the writ ten order. Woodside will not war rant un fin ished prod uct against warpage, nor will it warrant the prod-uct for stains or paints applied by oth ers. Dis claim er let ters can be found at the back of this sec tion.

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Products for Homeowners Who are "Living Green"

The following four pages describe earth-friendlymaterials that are environmentally conscious since they are

formaldehyde-free.

They focus on the architectural community's growing concern for indoor air quality and provide cabinetry for a person with allergies

affected by formaldehyde and to help establish a formaldehyde-free environment.

Plywood is now available formaldehyde-free (see attached copy of letter)

The finishing system is now available formaldehyde-free(see attached copy of letter)

The Material Safety Data Sheet is also attached

Specify FMALDEFREE

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Columbia is now in the process of converting all of its standard hard-wood plywood production to pro-duce formaldehyde-free panels called PureBond™. Cost-competitive with the standard urea formaldehyde (UF)-made hardwood plywood, Columbia’s PureBond formula is derived natu-rally, then enhanced with a proprietary resin, giving it particularly strong bonding and water-resistance qualities. And better yet it enables Columbia to completely eliminate formaldehyde from its standard veneer-core decora-tive panel production.

With a growing focus from the ar-chitectural community on indoor air quality, Columbia’s formaldehyde-free decorative panels are also compliant with the U.S. Green Building Coun-cil’s Leadership in Energy and Envi-ronmental Design (LEED) standards, earning one point for LEED’s EQ Credit 4.4 for Low-Emitting Materi-als: Composite Wood. And PureBond panels also eliminate formaldehyde from both press and product emis-sions, which is good news for every-one, including our employees.

What is Columbia's new PureBond adhesive? It's a formaldehyde-free, soy protein-based adhesive, enhanced with a proprietary resin formulation manufactured by Hercules, Inc. The adhesive was developed cooperatively by Columbia, Hercules and Oregon State University's College of For-esty over the course of several years. Oregon State originally came up with the technology and owns all three patents; OSU has granted all licensing rights to Hercules, and Hercules has granted exclusive sub-licensing rights to Columbia for the manufacture of hardwood plywood, veneer and fl oor-ing. Those rights are good for the life of the patent.

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MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEETNovember 3, 2005 Number of pages: 4

PART I: PRODUCT IDENTIFICATION

Product: PureBond™ Hardwood Plywood (veneer core, agri-fiber and certain medium density fiber and particleboard cores, bonded with Columbia’s proprietary, formaldehyde-free adhesives)

Synonyms: NAF Hardwood plywood, agri-fiber board core plywood, No-Added-Formaldehyde MDF or PBC plywood

Trade Names: PureBond™ Hardwood Plywood, JayCore™ KayCore™ and CFP 60’s™ and decorative plywood featuring Woodstalk™ strawboard cores

Manufacturer: Columbia Forest Products Corporate Office 222 SW Columbia, Suite 1575 Portland, OR 97201 1-800-547-4261 www.columbiaforestproducts.com

Contact: Ang Schramm, Technical Services Manager Emergency phone: 334-616-7745

PART II: HAZARDOUS INGREDIENTS

Component: Wood dust1 (Generated as waste by-product of further fabrication by user) CAS No.: None Exposure limits: ACGIH TLV All softwoods and most hardwoods, except western red cedar 1.0 mg/m3 – inhalable 8 hr TWA ACGIH TLV western red cedar 0.5 mg/m3 – inhalable 8 hr TWA

OSHA All soft and hard woods, except western red cedar PEL – 5 mg/m3 8 hr TWA STEL (15 min) – 10 mg/m3

OSHA Western Red Cedar PEL – 2.5 mg/m3 8 hr TWA STEL – N/A

PART III: PHYSICAL PROPERTIES

Description: Solid wood flooring and hardwood veneers, unfinished and UV Finished multi-ply composite wood panels consisting of various combinations of hardwood or decorative veneer faces, bonded to other wood veneers or strawboard using adhesives containing no added formaldehyde. Generally used in cabinets, furnishings, flooring, and in other non-structural applications. Typically provided as solid wood strip flooring, 50”X100” lay-on hardwood veneers, and 4’ X 8’ hardwood panels. Other dimensions of hardwood plywood and veneers are available. Thickness of products range from 1/42” of an inch to over 1”.

Specific gravity: Usually less than 1, but varies depending on wood species and moisture content. Boiling point: Not applicable. Solubility in water: Insoluble. Appearance/Odor: Normal for natural wood. Light to dark in color. Color and odor vary by species

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The Sherwin-Williams Company Chemical Coatings Wood Facility 1510A East Columbia Street Allentown, PA 18109

November 14, 2005

CRAFTMAID KITCHENS 501 S. 9th Street Reading, PA 19602

RE: KemVar® LF Water White Conversion Varnish

As we discussed, in today's market the recent trend has been to provide formaldehyde free products to the manufacturing side. Many will refer to the products as formaldehyde free, where as they are not totally free, but rather so low of an amount that the government does not require listing on a MSDS. Thus some will refer to as "free".

Previously I furnished the Product Data Sheet (CC-F56) and the Material Safety Data Sheet for the Sher-Wood KemVar LF Water White Conversion Varnish. This is our offering to the Kitchen Cabinet, Office & Institutional Furniture, and other Markets requiring a "formaldehyde free" product.

As discussed this is one of the latest technologies being offered to the Kitchen Cabinet Market. The product has many attributes as a finish. The product is designed as a low formaldehyde product (level so low as not reportable on a MSDS). It is VOC (volatile organic compound) compliant and HAPS (hazardous air pollution substance) free. This water-white product has UV Absorber added for non-yellowing characteristics.

The product is designed as a self-seal system, which means the product is used as its own sealer. It should be used in conjunction with other formaldehyde free products such as S64 Wiping Stain, S61 Dye Stain, S66 Glazes, or like, in order to maintain a formaldehyde free system.

It is not recommended to use this product as a topcoat over vinyl sealer, varnish sealer, pigmented conversion varnish, pigmented vinyl, or other catalyzed systems unless they are specifically "formaldehyde free products". These products currently in use have reportable formaldehyde content.

Regardless of the system used there is no guarantee that some type of allergic reaction will not occur. Although we are targeting formaldehyde in the finish at time of application, there are many residual elements within the compound that might cause some type of reaction depending on the individual. Thebest means of defense is to allow open time for the wood product to out-gas and cure. Typically we look at a 30 day time period for full cure, dependent upon curing temperature, humidity level, number of coats, and so forth.

I hope this explanation answers any questions that you might have. Please contact me directly if you should have any specific inquiries.

Sincerely,

JoeJoseph E. Schreck Chemical Coatings Sales Group RepresentativeCraft-Maid 2005-11-14 KVLFWW

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SEE THE FOLLOWING PAGES FOR DYE STAININFORMATION AND A COMPLETE LIST

OF WOODSIDE'S 113 STANDARD COLORS

You will note that most of the 113 standard colors come standard with certain processes, such as glazing, distressing, sand thru , scrape thru etc. These processes are included in the finish premiums as shown.

If you do not have a current set of Woodside's 113 standard finishes, you can order a set by using the order form in the Sales Aid Section. It's a good investment and a great sales tool.

SPECIAL COLOR MATCHING--SEE PAGES C-4 and C-5ADDITIONAL FINISH INFORMATION

All Special Colors (Stain, Paint or Glaze) $1029 list special color match charge will be applied.

Sand Through..........................................................................5%Brush Stroke Glaze (Glaze only)*15% Example: Add to conversion varnish paint - 15% Add sand through - 5% Total Finish Premium - 35%Glazed Paint (Glaze only)*10% Example: Add to conversion varnish paint - 15% Total Finish Premium - 25%Glazed Stain ..............................................................................................................................................(Glaze only)*5%Select Crackle (on stain) .............................................................................................................................................. *5%Crackle (on paint) ........................................................................................................................ Call Factory for QuoteSimulated Gold Leaf (on stain or paint)..............................................................................Call Factory for QuoteSpecking ............................................................................................................................................................................. *5%Distressing ........................................................................................................................................................................ *5%Stained Interior ........................................................................Code: SI.............................(per cabinet) $158 listPainted Interior .........................................................................Code: PI.............................(per cabinet) $316 listStained Interior with Painted Exterior................................Code: SIPE........................(per cabinet) $371 listPainted Interior with Stained Exterior................................Code: PISE.........................(per cabinet) $632 listPainted Interior with Painted Exterior (2nd color)..........Code: PI2C..........................(per cabinet) $474 listStained Interior with Stained Exterior (2nd color)........Code: SI2C.........................(per cabinet) $225 list Stain back of cabinet only a different color ....................Code:SB2C.........................(per cabinet) $158 listPaint back of cabinet only a different color.......................Code:PB2C..........................(per cabinet) $158 listNote: Stained or painted cabinets – Interiors are Natural Maple as standard.

If a stained or painted interior is ordered, internal components, such as Drawer Boxes, Pullouts, Lazy Susans, Spice Racks, etc. will be Natural Maple

Matching Wood Interiors in an entire kitchen will be by FACTORY QUOTE ONLY - Contact Factory.

Woodside will automatically include a touch-up kit with each kitchen order. (Touch-up kit includes a small bottle of stain and/or paint and glaze if applicable) $41 per kit.

*All premiums are charged as a blanket percent to the entire order.

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High Gloss FinishWoodside is proud to introduce a High Gloss Finish. It is a Polyester/Polyurethane system for the following: 1. Dye stains which can be made in any finish color which brings out the clarity of the grain. 2. Pigmented Stains 3. Exotic Veneers 4. Solid Color PaintsThis finish requires several additional steps which produces a full depth high gloss. The finishing system is imported from Italy. High Gloss and Hand Buffing are only possible on the CM #505 door style which is a Flush Veneer Door with a radius edge. Only flush flat surfaces with a radius edge can be hand buffed. Other door styles are not available for this reason.Special radius (concave/convex) CM#505 is available with High Gloss Finish. Contact Factory for Special radius (concave/convex) CM#505 is available with High Gloss Finish. Contact Factory for quote.quote.

The premiums follow:Door Style - CM 505 Ordering Description Finish PremiumDoor Style - CM 505 Ordering Description Finish PremiumDoor Premium $204 (Wood Premium Drawer Premium $169 must be added)

a. Exotic Veneers or Natural Finishes High Gloss Polyurethane Hand Buffed 30% (only flush veneer doors with a radius edge can be hand buffed)

b. Dye Stains, Pigmented Stains, High Gloss Polyurethane Hand Buffed 35% Flush Veneer Door with Radius Edge. (only flush veneer doors with a radius Only the CM #505 door style is edge can be hand buffed) available.

c. Solid Color Paints with Flush High Gloss Polyurethane Hand Buffed 45% Veneer Door with Radius Edge. (only flush veneer doors with a radius Only the CM #505 door style is edge can be hand buffed) available. Includes 15% paint premium.

High Gloss Finishes are produced on the faces and radius edges of the doors and drawers.

Finished Sides Gloss Hand BuffedFinished Sides Gloss Hand BuffedWhen exposed ends need to be finished, price as finished sides ($43 list each) or order as a door on end (CM-505 Door Premium $204). Back of doors and interiors of cabinets are finished with our standard conversion varnish with medium sheen since interiors cannot be hand buffed.

HandlingHandlingDue to the additional handling and wrapping (corners and soft foam to protect areas with high sheen) add 5% to cover the additional cost.

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Stain Species Process. Sheen Sand Thru or DescriptionWood, Finish &

DistressingPaint Premium Brushed Distressed Scrape Thru Premium Premiums

1 Natural Mahogany 15% Medium No No 15%2 Antique Spice Mahogany 15% Low 5% No 25%3 Heirloom Mahogany 15% Medium No No 15%4 Burgundy Mahogany 15% Low No No 20%

5 Blue Lake Cherry 10% Special Low Included Sand Thru Multi Step 25% 35%6 Vintage Cherry 10% Medium No No 10%7 Cayenne Cherry 10% Low No No 15%8 Wineberry Cherry 10% Medium No No 10%9 Nutmeg Cherry 10% Medium No No 10%

10 Caramel Cherry 10% Low No No Toner 10% 25%11 Chutney Cherry 10% Low No No 15%12 Harvest Cherry 10% Medium No No 10%13 Natural Cherry 10% Medium No No 10%14 Burgundy Cherry 10% Medium No No 10%

15 Sunflower Clear Pine 10% 15% Special Low 5% No Multi Step 5% 50%16 Java Clear Pine 10% Low 5% No 20%17 Buckskin Clear Pine 10% Low 5% No 15%18 Cabernet Clear Pine 10% Low 5% No Cow Tail N/C 20%19 Misty White Clear Pine 10% Low 5% No Disclaimer Required 15%20 Antique Mint Clear Pine 10% Low 5% No Special 10% 30%21 Antique Spice Clear Pine 10% Low 5% No 20%22 Antique Ginger Clear Pine 10% Low 5% No 20%23 Bay Leaf Clear Pine 10% Low 5% Sand 5% Special 10% 35%24 Pistachio Clear Pine 10% Low 5% No Special 20% 40%25 Antique Toffee Clear Pine 10% Low 5% No 20%26 Forest Green Clear Pine 10% Low 5% Sand 5% Special 10% 35%27 French Ctry Light Clear Pine 10% Low 5% No Special 10% 25%28 French Ctry Med Clear Pine 10% Low 5% No Special 5% 20%29 Natural Clear Pine 10% Medium 5% No 15%30 Antique Butternut Clear Pine 10% Low 5% No 20%

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Included

15%

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5%

Brown 5%5%5%Black 5%

Black 5%

5%Black 5%Black 5%

Black 5%

Brown 5%Black 5%

Included

Black 5%

Black 5%

Black 5%

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31 Denim Maple 7% Black 5% Low No No Special 15% 27%32 Olde World Maple 7% Black 5% Umber15% Low 5% No Specking 5% 37%33 Egg Nog Maple 7% Spec'l 5% Low No No Special 5% 17%34 Hazelnut Maple 7% Brown 5% Low 5% No Toner 10% 27%35 Peach Compote Maple 7% Low No No 7%36 White Honeysuckle Maple 7% Medium No No 7%37 Dill Maple 7% Black 5% Low No Sand 5% 17%38 Gingerbread Maple 7% Umber 5% Low No No 12%39 Parchment Maple 7% Brown 5% Low No Sand 5% Special 5% 22%40 Wheat Maple 7% Brown 5% Low No No Toner 10% 22%41 Fawn Maple 7% Medium No No 7%42 Wintergreen Maple 7% Low No No 7%43 Misty White Maple 7% Medium No No 7%44 Mocha Maple 7% White 5% Low No No 12%45 Frost Maple 7% White 5% Low No No 12%46 Natural Maple 7% Medium No No 7%47 Cardamon 7% Black 5% Umber 15% Low 5% No Specking 5% 37%

75 Wheat Birch 10% Brown 5% Low No No 15%76 Hazelnut Birch 10% Brown 5% Low 5% No Toner 10% 30%77 Misty White Birch 10% Medium No No 10%78 Ebony Birch 10% Medium No No 10%79 Chianti Birch 10% Black 5% Low No No 15%80 Natural Birch 10% Medium No No 10%

81 Sage Red Oak N/C Black 10% Special 15% Low No No 25%82 Oatmeal Red Oak N/C Black 5% Low No No 5%83 Misty White Red Oak N/C Medium No No N/C84 Alpine Red Oak N/C Medium No No Special 15% 15%85 Harvest Red Oak N/C Medium No No N/C86 Natural Red Oak N/C Medium No No N/C

87 Harvest White Oak N/C Medium No No N/C88 Bleach & Lymed White Oak N/C Low No No Special 5% 5%89 Natural White Oak N/C Medium No No N/C

90 Natural Walnut 25% Medium No No 25%

F I N I S H N A M E W O O D G L A Z E P A I N T S P E C I A L P R O C E S S O T H E R

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48 White Chocolate N/C Brown 10% CV Low No Scrape 5% 30%49 Artichoke Paint Grade N/C Black 10% CV Low No Scrape 5% 30%50 Coconut Paint Grade N/C 15% CV Low No No 30%51 Sesame Seed Paint Grade N/C 10% Special Low No No 25%52 Flax Paint Grade N/C Brown 10% CV Low No No 25%53 Café Latte Paint Grade N/C 15% CV Low No No Special 10% 40%54 Black Licorice Paint Grade N/C Special Low 5% Sand 5% 30%55 Oyster Paint Grade N/C Brown 10% Special Low 5% Sand 5% 35%56 Arctic White Paint Grade N/C CV Low No No 15%57 Polar White Paint Grade N/C CV Low No No 15%58 Parsley Paint Grade N/C 10% Low No Sand 5% Special 20% 35%59 Iceberg Paint Grade N/C Special Low No Sand 5% Special 5% 30%60 Semolina Paint Grade N/C CV Low No No 15%61 Meringue Paint Grade N/C CV Low No No 15%62 Vanilla Paint Grade N/C 15% Special Low No Sand 5% 35%63 Red/Mustard Paint Grade N/C Included Ant Paint Low No Scrape 5% 30%64 Blue/Green Paint Grade N/C Included Ant Paint Low No Scrape 5% 30%65 Green/Blue Green Paint Grade N/C Included Ant Paint Low No Scrape 5% 30%66 Blue Green/Green Paint Grade N/C Included Ant Paint Low No Scrape 5% 30%67 Celery Paint Grade N/C Included No Ant Paint Low 5% No Green/Yellow 35%68 Aztec Paint Grade N/C 10% 15% Special Low 5% Sand 5% 50%69 Sand Paint Grade N/C 10% Special Low No Sand 5% Special 10% 40%70 Tarragon Paint Grade N/C Black 15% CV Low No No 30%71 Corn Flower Paint Grade N/C Black 10% CV Low No No 25%72 Lemon Chiffon Paint Grade N/C White 10% CV Low No No 25%73 Mushroom Paint Grade N/C 10% Special Low 5% Scrape 5% Special 15% 50%74 Anise Paint Grade N/C Included Ant Paint Low No Scrape 5% 30%91 Biscuit Paint Grade N/C 15% Special Low No No Special 10% 40%92 Black Olive Jubilee Paint Grade N/C 20% Gold Leaf Low No No 40%93 Mint Chocolate Chip Paint Grade N/C 15% Special Low No No Special 5% 35%94 Sour Cream & Chives Paint Grade N/C Black 10% Special Low 5% Sand 5% Crackle 5% 55%95 Sun Dried Tomato Paint Grade N/C Black 10% Special Low 5% Sand 5% Crackle 5% 55%96 Tennis White Paint Grade N/C CV Low No No 15%97 Chenille White Paint Grade N/C CV Low No No 15%98 Dover White Paint Grade N/C CV Low No No 15%99 Designer White Paint Grade N/C CV Low No No 15%

100 Collector's White Paint Grade N/C CV Low No No 15%101 Creamy White Paint Grade N/C CV Low No No 15%102 Linen White Paint Grade N/C CV Low No No 15%103 Tackroom White Paint Grade N/C CV Low No No 15%15%

25%

30%30%

20%

15%

15%

15%

15%

15%

15%

15%

15%15%

25%30%

15%

25%

15%

15%

15%

15%

15%

15%

15%15%15%

15%15%15%20%

15%

15%

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15%

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Stain Species Wiped Process. Sheen Sand Thru or DescriptionWood, Finish &

DistressingPaint Premium Brushed Premium Distressed Scrape Thru Premium Premiums

104 Cashew Cherry 10% Black INC. High No No Special High Sheen Dye Stain 35% 45%105 Maple Syrup Cherry 10% Black INC. High No No Special High Sheen Dye Stain 35% 45%106 Roasted Chestnut Cherry 10% Black INC. High No No Special High Sheen Dye Stain 35% 45%107 Toasted Pecan Cherry 10% Black INC. High No No Special High Sheen Dye Stain 35% 45%108 Wild Blackberry Cherry 10% Black INC. High No No Special High Sheen Dye Stain 35% 45%

109 Cashew Maple 7% Black INC. High No No Special High Sheen Dye Stain 35% 42%110 Maple Syrup Maple 7% Black INC. High No No Special High Sheen Dye Stain 35% 42%111 Roasted Chestnut Maple 7% Black INC. High No No Special High Sheen Dye Stain 35% 42%112 Toasted Pecan Maple 7% Black INC. High No No Special High Sheen Dye Stain 35% 42%113 Wild Blackberry Maple 7% Black INC. High No No Special High Sheen Dye Stain 35% 42%

KEYMahogany

Cherry

Clear Pine

Maple

Birch

Red Oak

White Oak

Walnut

Paint Grade

Cherry High Sheen Dye Stain

Maple High Sheen Dye Stain

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The following 22 household items were spot tested using five drops of each item placed on a film and covered with a watch glass for one hour. Then the film was rinsed with warm water and soap, dried and wiped with VM &P Naph tha to remove items not com plete ly water re mov able.

Material (Household Items) Result

1. Household Ammonia ............................................................................................... Very light fume spot (slight haze or dulling)

2. Vinegar .................................................................................................................................No visual failure3. Lipstick.................................................................................................................................No visual failure4. Lemon Juice ........................................................................................................................No visual failure5. 50% Ethyl Alcohol ............................................................................................................No visual failure (some softening,

but recovers in 24 hrs.)

6. Mercurochrome, 2% ..........................................................................................................No visual failure7. Red Ink ..................................................................................................................................No visual failure8. Washable Blue Ink .............................................................................................................No visual failure9. Mustard ...............................................................................................................................No visual failure10. Oil Base Paint .....................................................................................................................No visual failure11. Latex Emulsion Paint .......................................................................................................No visual failure12. VM &P Naphtha .................................................................................................................No visual failure (some softening,


13. Turpentine ...........................................................................................................................No visual failure14. Orange Crayon ...................................................................................................................No visual failure 15. Carbon Tetrachloride .......................................................................................................No visual failure (some softening,


16. Mayonnaise .........................................................................................................................No visual failure 17. 10% Sodium Carbonate Solution .................................................................................No visual failure 18. Sour Milk..............................................................................................................................No visual failure 19. Margarine ............................................................................................................................No visual failure20. Butter ..................................................................................................................................No visual failure21. Water ....................................................................................................................................No visual failure22. Grease (Cooking Fat 77o F) ............................................................................................No visual failure

WOODSIDE HIGHEST QUALITY DURABLE FINISH CATALYZED CONVERSION VARNISH

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DUSTINGLike fine furniture, wood cabinets should be dusted pe ri od i cal ly, depending on the amount of the particular mat ter that may have ac cu mu lat ed. Always dust with a polish-moistened cloth; dry dusting may scratch the surface. It is a good practice to follow the grain of wood while dusting -- wiping against the grain could cause scratches to appear if dust contains grit. In a home or office, res i dues such as cooking vapors, cig a rette smoke or bodily oils might accumulate on the finished wood surfaces. For these types of residues, simply use a damp cloth with a small amount of fur ni ture cleaner. Apply the appropriate amount of pres sure with the cloth to remove residue from the area. Re mem ber to select clean ing cloths that are not made of coarse fab- rics since they may scratch the finish. Cloths made of cotton or flannel are soft and ab sor bent while syn thet ic ma te ri als tend to be the op po site.

New furniture, including kitchen cab i nets, re quire a pe- ri od of curing to take place, ap prox i mate ly six months, so that the finish can achieve its maximum per for mance prop er ties. Avoid placing excessive weight on an un pro -tect ed area or dragging items across the sur face.

CLEANING The most commonly used cleaning agents are water based. They contain degreasing agents as well as cleaning agents that bring beauty to the wood. Products such as Murphy’s Oil Soap should be used frequently. It will not leave a residue on the finish.

WOOD PROTECTIONA key ingredient to maintain a finish is to eliminate potentially damaging environmental elements such as sunlight, moisture, heat and humidity.

ULTRAVIOLET RAY EXPOSUREWhen the placement of cabinets is being planned, con sid er ation should be given so the furniture is not in direct sunlight. Over exposure of ul tra vi o let rays can impact adversely on the wood finishes.

A good practice to follow when ex po sure to light cannot be avoided is to pe ri od i cal ly rearrange articles (i.e. desk pads, vases, etc.) on finished wood to prevent sun bleach ing.

SPILLSWhen spills occur they should be blotted up as quickly as possible before the liquids penetrate the surface.

Avoid placing damp objects such as towels, flower pots, glasses, etc. on cabinet surfaces without a moisture barrier such as a coaster or tray. It is also a good prac tice not to place hot items such as pots, pans, plates or cups on a surface without coasters.

HUMIDITYWHEN CABINETS ARE INSTALLED IN A ROOM, THEY WHEN CABINETS ARE INSTALLED IN A ROOM, THEY WILL HAVE TO ADJUST TO THE HUMIDITY PRESENT. WILL HAVE TO ADJUST TO THE HUMIDITY PRESENT. THE IDEAL HUMIDITY LEVEL FOR YOUR HOME SHOULD THE IDEAL HUMIDITY LEVEL FOR YOUR HOME SHOULD BE 45% TO 55% HUMIDITY AT 70BE 45% TO 55% HUMIDITY AT 70° F. F.

CONTROLLING THE ENVIRONMENT WILL HELP CONTROLLING THE ENVIRONMENT WILL HELP PREVENT WARPING AND SPLITTING OF THE CABINET PREVENT WARPING AND SPLITTING OF THE CABINET COMPONENTS AND PREVENT CRAZING OF THE FILM. COMPONENTS AND PREVENT CRAZING OF THE FILM. EXTREME VARIATIONS IN TEMPERATURE IS A EXTREME VARIATIONS IN TEMPERATURE IS A VARIABLE THAT ALSO NEEDS TO BE CONTROLLED.VARIABLE THAT ALSO NEEDS TO BE CONTROLLED.

EFFECTS OF MOISTURE IN WOOD*ANY SOLID WOOD PRODUCT WILL EXPAND OVER TIME *ANY SOLID WOOD PRODUCT WILL EXPAND OVER TIME AS MOISTURE AND CLIMATE CONDITIONS CHANGE.AS MOISTURE AND CLIMATE CONDITIONS CHANGE.

*EFFECTS OF MOISTURE (ADDITION TO/LOSS OF) MAY *EFFECTS OF MOISTURE (ADDITION TO/LOSS OF) MAY INCLUDE PANEL EXPANSION, PANEL CONTRACTION, INCLUDE PANEL EXPANSION, PANEL CONTRACTION, JOINT EXPANSION OR OPENING, STILE BOWING AND JOINT EXPANSION OR OPENING, STILE BOWING AND STILE/RAIL EXPANSION.STILE/RAIL EXPANSION.

*TO MINIMIZE MOISTURE EXPANSION OF WOOD *TO MINIMIZE MOISTURE EXPANSION OF WOOD PRODUCTS, ALL INSTALLATIONS, ESPECIALLY PRODUCTS, ALL INSTALLATIONS, ESPECIALLY WINTER AND VACATION HOMES SHOULD MAINTAIN WINTER AND VACATION HOMES SHOULD MAINTAIN SOME FORM OF CLIMATE CONTROL, EVEN IN OFF SOME FORM OF CLIMATE CONTROL, EVEN IN OFF SEASON. Woodside WILL NOT WARRANT SEASON. Woodside WILL NOT WARRANT PRODUCTS INSTALLED IN UNCONTROLLED PRODUCTS INSTALLED IN UNCONTROLLED ENVIRONMENTS. ENVIRONMENTS. MISUSE IS SUBJECTING CABINETS TO MISUSE IS SUBJECTING CABINETS TO UNCONTROLLED ENVIRONMENTS.UNCONTROLLED ENVIRONMENTS.

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Expansion of wood caused by an increase in moisture content

12 inch wide sample of wood at 5% moisture content at 14% moisture content

Pine 12.23"

Mahogany 12.26"

Alder 12.27"

Cherry 12.27"

Walnut 12.29"

Birch 12.36"

Maple 12.38"

White Oak 12.39"

Red Oak 12.40"

The graph above indicates how much a 12" wide panel of various species can expand as a result of an increase in moisture content from 5% to 14%. For instance, the chart re-veals that a Red Oak panel 12" wide could expand by more than a 1/4".

How moisture levels effect movement in woodWood is a hygroscopic material, meaning that it will absorb or release moisture until it is in equi-librium with the moisture in the air. This is true of all wood, whether it is raw or finished. Finishing will tend to slow down this process, but will not eliminate it. When wood is exposed to a constant humidity, it will achieve a constant moisture content (MC). This MC numerical value is called the equilbrium moisture content (EMC). Wood will increase in width and thickness as it increases in MC, and will decrease in width and thickness as it decreases in MC. The above chart shows how the moisture content of wood increases with an increase in relative humidity.

Tips For Avoiding Moisture Related Problems* Door expansion experienced prior to installation on the cabinet box will usually recede once the kitchen has been installed in an air conditioned environment. For this reason, we do not recom-mend trimming or "shaving" the edges of doors, because once they return to original sizing, the doors may appear too narrow.*Unfinished doors exposed to humid conditions will absorb moisture rapidly and expand in as little as 2 days. Woodside recommends unfinished product be finished in their non-expanded state as soon after delivery as possible.*Woodside's doors feature one of the most durable joint construction methods available. However, panel expansion in high humidity climates will put pressure on any joint, regardless of construction method. Customers must not glue, pin,staple or secure the panel to the framing on any wood door or joint failure will result. Woodside will not be held liable in these instances.

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UNFINISHED PRODUCT DISCLAIMER

______________ _______________ ______________ Job Number Job Name Dealer Name

Woodside Kitchens, Inc. will produce our products using what we consider only the best in materials and workmanship.

It is important to realize the following: When no finish is applied, some warpage may occur until the wood is sealed. Also, without a finish to protect the surface, the wood may become dirty and smudged from handling. Woodside Kitchens, Inc. will not warrant unfinished products against warpage, nor will they be warranted for stains or paints applied by others.

Accordingly, we will accept orders for the above cabinetry only if accompanied by the customer’s and the dealer’s signatures on this letter of agreement.

I have read the foregoing, and I agree not to hold Woodside Kitchens, Inc. or below mentioned dealer responsible in the event characteristics are later found by me to be less desirable than I had expected.

Customer Signature Date Dealer Signature Date

Please have signed and return to Woodside Kitchens, Inc. attached to dealer purchase order.

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LIGHT COLORS DISCLAIMER


We are pleased with your desire to purchase a Woodside Kitchens, Inc. with a Light Color. While stains are a beautiful product, we want you to understand the nature of this product.

It is important to realize the following: Woodside Kitchens, Inc. uses only the highest quality of solid hardwoods and hardwood veneers. However, wood varies in coloring and grain. The beauty of a light color is derived from these differences in the wood. These wood variations may change the overall appearance of the stain. This may occur throughout your kitchen on adjacent cabinets, between pairs of doors or drawers, on the same cabinet, and even within the same panel.

We call your attention to these characteristics of wood because the effect of these variations in an entire kitchen may be different from what you visualize in viewing a smaller sample.





The above letter of agreement pertains to Light Colors, such as the following: (Please check the appropriate color)

__ Bleached & Limed __ French Country Light __ Frost

__ Misty White

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PINE NOT DISTRESSED DISCLAIMER

______________ _______________ ______________ JJob Number Job Name Dealer Name

It is important to realize the following: We at Woodside Kitchens, Inc. will produce and finish our products using what we consider only the best in materials and workmanship.

Woodside Kitchens, Inc. uses only the highest quality of solid hardwoods and hardwood veneers. However, all wood has characteristics to its own classifications. Pine is a very soft wood, and Woodside recommends distressing all pine kitchens. If a kitchen is ordered without distressing, the cabinets will probably have some marks from the handling and installation of the kitchen.

We call your attention to these conditions realizing that a potential problem might arise. As a result, neither Woodside Kitchens, Inc. nor the dealer can be held responsible for the above mentioned characteristics.





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NATURAL WOOD FINISH DISCLAIMER

Job Number Item Number Description

We are pleased with your desire to purchase a Woodside kitchen in a NATURAL finish. While NATURAL finishes produce a truly beautiful product, they are quite different from other cabinet finishes you are familiar with. Because we desire customers who are completely satisfied, we just want to be sure that you do fully understand the nature of these differences.

Therefore, it is important to realize the following: The beauty of natural finished cabinetry really comes from the true natural qualities of wood itself. Woodside cabinetry utilizes only select solid hardwoods and hardwood veneers. Natural wood, though, varies in color from shades of white, red, black, even green in areas. Mineral streaks may be visible too where parts of the tree absorbed minerals differently in one area than another. Grain and apparent texture will vary from “even” to absolutely “wild”. These natural variations will be present throughout your kitchen. They will occur on adjacent cabinets, between pairs of doors and/or drawers on the same cabinet, even within the same panel. These same variations may also be seen on the edges of hardwood veneered doors when these edges are exposed in a natural finish.

We call your attention to these characteristics of natural finished cabinetry because the effect of these variations in an entire kitchen may be different from what you visualize now in viewing a smaller display or finish sample. The variations are broad, but they are the beauty of natural wood. We mention these conditions because neither Woodside Kitchens, Inc. and/or your Woodside dealer can be held responsible for the type or degree of variations you may actually experience in your particular kitchen.

Accordingly, Woodside Kitchens, Inc. will only accept orders for NATURAL finished cabinetry accompanied by the customer’s and the dealer’s signatures on this letter of agreement.

I have read the foregoing and find the true variations of natural wood mentioned desirable. As such, I agree to not hold Woodside Kitchens, Inc. and/or the Woodside dealer noted below responsible in the event these natural wood characteristics are later found by me to be less desirable than I had expected.



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PAINT FINISH DISCLAIMER


It is important to realize the following: We at Woodside Kitchens, Inc. will produce and finish our products using what we consider only the best in materials and workmanship.

The beauty of paint is available, but we want to stress the need to understand the potential problems you may experience.

Woodside Kitchens, Inc. uses only the highest quality of solid hardwoods and hardwood veneers. However, all wood has characteristics of its own classifications. Natural expansion and contraction is one of these unique items. The wood in a sense “breathes” depending on the humidity level in the environment. The movement of these woods could at times become visible at joints of door and frame members.

We call your attention to these conditions realizing that a potential problem might arise. As a result, neither Woodside Kitchens, Inc. nor the dealer can warrant its products with respect to these characteristics of painted finishes.





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EFFECTS OF HUMIDITY AND MOISTURE IN WOOD DISCLAIMER


HUMIDITY: Wood is a hygroscopic material, meaning that it will take up or release moisture until it is in equilibrium with the moisture in the air. This is true of all wood, if it is raw (unfinished) or finished. Finishing will tend to slow down this process, but will not eliminate it. As the moisture content in wood increases it expands, and when it is decreased it shrinks. This movement is thirty-two times greater across the grain than it is with the grain.

All climates, especially humid climates (Southern Gulf Coast, Long Island and New England costal communities) are susceptible to expansion due to moisture. Non air-conditioned homes, regardless of location, are very susceptible to expansion due to moisture and high humidity. During winter, houses should maintain some form of climate control, even in the off season. Controlling the environment will help prevent warping and splitting of the cabinet component parts. The ideal humidity level for wooden cabinetry should be 45% to 55% at 70 degrees Fahrenheit. Extreme variations in temperature is a variable that needs to be controlled.

Woodside's doors feature one of the most durable joint construction methods available. However, panel expansion in high humidity environments and contraction in low humidity environments will put pressure on any joint, regardless of the construction method. Woodside will assume no responsibility for improper storage, handling, or installation of its products in high or low moisture / humidity conditions.

Damaged Woodside products, due to improper humidity, will not be replaced under the standard Woodside guarantee, and will not be replaced at no cost to the homeowner or the dealer.

Storage: If any cabinet needs to be stored temporarily, the proper humidity and temperature conditions are equally as important as controlling the proper environment in the home. Please have both the selling dealer and the homeowner sign this disclaimer acknowledging they understand that any cabinet parts including doors and mouldings will not be remade if damaged due to cabinetry kept in an improper humidity environment.

_________________________________ _____________________ Dealer's Signature of Approval Date

_________________________________ _____________________ Homeowner’s Signature of Approval Date

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AGED FINISHES

Responsibility for All Expenses when a Finish Sample more than One Year Old is Sent to the Factory for Production

You have signed the final approval for production for:


Since the finish sample is aged it is obsolete. You have requested that Woodside match the finish of the aged sample. Woodside has requested that you order a new finish sample. You have chosen not to order a new finish sample.

Therefore, you may have signed a disclaimer and have asked Woodside to proceed with production. If you ordered a color match from an aged sample from the factory and approved the color match, the factory will produce the job using the approved color match. In the event that the job is delivered and the finish is rejected by the Dealer and/or the homeowner for any reason, any additional re-work and freight charges are the responsibility of the Dealer.

_______________________________ ________________________Dealer Signature: Date:

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