Aspen15

Aspen15, has 2 1/2″ stiles & 3 1/2″ rails with the bevel shaker inside profile and features a reverse raised panel.

Augusta15

Augusta15, has 3 1/2″ stiles and rails with the bevel shaker inside profile and a flat panel.

Bedford

The Bedford door is a flat panel door with a 3/4″ molded edge.

Bristol

Bristol will have 2 1/2″ stiles and rails with the cove inside profile and a flat panel.

Centennial15

Centennial15, has 3 1/2″ stiles and rails with the bevel shaker inside profile and features a reverse raised panel.

Charleston15

Charleston15 will have 2 1/2″ stiles and rails with the bevel shaker inside profile and will have a reversed raised panel.

Easton

Easton has 2 1/2″ stiles and rails with the cove inside profile and a raised panel.

Fairway

Fairway has 2 1/2″ stiles and rails with a cove inside profile and a reversed raised panel.

Franklin

Franklin, has 3 1/2″ stiles and rails with a beaded inside profile and a flat panel. Only available in paints and unfinished.

Gateway

The Gateway door is a ¾” veneered door with ½” molding.

Harbor

The Harbor door is ¼” HDF panel insert. 2 ½” HDF stiles and rails with ¾” applied molding.

Hastings15

Hastings15 has 2 1/2″ stiles and rails with a bevel shaker inside profile and a raised panel.

Liberty

Liberty, a European style flat panel door that features edgebanding.

Madison15

Madison15 has 2 1/2″ stiles and rails with a bevel shaker inside profile and has a beaded reversed panel.

Norfolk15

Norfolk15, has 3 1/2″ stiles and rails with the bevel shaker inside profile and features a raised panel.

Orleans

Orleans has 2 1/2″ stiles and rails with a bead inside profile and a beaded reversed panel.

Plateau

Plateau has 2 1/2″ stiles and rails with a bevel short shaker inside profile and a flat panel.

Prairie

Prairie has 2 1/2″ stiles and rails with the bead inside profile and a flat panel.

Regency

Regency is a miter door with 2 1/2″ stiles and rails and has a raised panel.

Ridgegate

Ridgegate is a miter door with 2 1/2″ stiles and rails and features a flat panel.

Savannah15

Savannah15 has 2 1/2″ stiles and rails with a bevel shaker inside profile and a flat panel.

Seneca

Seneca has 2 1/2″ stiles and rails with a bead inside profile and a raised panel.

Summerhill

Summerhill has 2 1/2″ stiles and rails with a flat panel.

Vicksburg

Vicksburg has 2 1/2″ stiles and rails with a bead inside profile and reversed raised panel.

Beech

Beech will vary in color tones from light tan to reddish brown, creating some color variation when finished. Beech will also have some pin knots and sap streaks. Variations in color and graining of Beech are commonplace and Koch Cabinets will not be responsible for color or grain variations between a sample block and the complete order.

Rustic Beech

Rustic Beech will vary in color tones from light tan to reddish brown, creating some color variation when finished. Rustic Beech will also have pin knots, mineral streaks and sap streaks.

Birch

Birch is a smooth, even grained hardwood that is predominantly off-white with some brown variation giving it a calico appearance. Birch cabinets with a wiping stain will not be consistent in color. The ends of the stiles and the cross grain profile in the raised panel will be much darker than the rest of the door. In addition, the face frame, doors, and drawer fronts can be different colors. This is not considered a defect but desired by those wanting a “rustic” look.

Rustic Birch

Rustic Birch is a smooth, even grained hardwood that is predominantly off-white with some brown variation giving it a calico appearance. Birch cabinets with a wiping stain will not be consistent in color. The ends of the stiles and the cross grain profile in the raised panel will be much darker than the rest of the door. In addition, the face frame, doors, and drawer fronts can be different colors. This is not considered a defect but desired by those wanting a “rustic” look.

Cherry

Cherry Hardwood will darken in a short period of time. When ordering your door, understand it will be lighter in color than a sample block. Depending on the age of this color block will determine how much lighter. In addition, this sample does not display a true picture of the characteristics of the wood but only the basic color tone. Cherry has wide variations in grain and can contain some white areas that, even when stained, will be lighter than the basic red color. Any replacement parts will not match an existing kitchen but will gradually blend in over time.

Rustic Cherry

Variations in color, knot variation, off color wood, black streaks and pits are common occurrences with Rustic Cherry. Koch Cabinets will not be responsible for color or graining variations between this door and the complete kitchen. The color and grain variations add to the beauty of the wood. Knots and streaks will vary from piece to piece. Not every door or front will show knot or streak characteristics. Distressing consists of cracks, dents, nick and wormholes.

Hickory

Hickory is sought after by those desiring unpredictable grain patterns and vast differences in color. The colors in Hickory can range from white to reddish or dark brown and will appear randomly giving it a calico appearance. Darker stains will tone these variations somewhat. Hickory is extremely hard with a high shock resistance. Mineral streaks appear naturally and are not considered defects.

Rustic Hickory

Rustic Hickory is sought after by those desiring unpredictable grain patterns, dark mineral streaks, knots, and vast differences in color. The colors in Rustic Hickory can range from white to reddish or dark brown and will appear randomly in frames, doors, and drawer fronts. Darker stains will tone these variations somewhat. Rustic Hickory is extremely hard with a high shock resistance. Knots will vary in size and appear randomly.

Knotty Alder

Knotty Alder will contain natural sound defects and possess all inherent characteristics of the species. Minimal to no color or grain matching is done to preserve strong character. Some of the characteristics that will be represented are mineral streaks, natural color variations, grain variations and naturally occurring tight, open and cracked knots. Open knots will be structurally “sound” and will not be seen through. The amount, size and placement of natural characteristics will vary, and the consistency (or lack of) is not considered cause for replacement. Drawer fronts, applied moldings and small raised door panels may not include knots. General characteristics of Alder are: generally pale pinkish-brown to reddish peach in color with a subtle grain pattern which may include small pin knots, grain “fuzz” and a small amount of mineral streaks. Knotty Alder generally finishes smoothly and takes stain uniformly. We do not guarantee that each piece will have rustic characteristics.

Maple

Hard Maple is a smooth, even grained hardwood that is predominantly off-white in color and more uniform than other hardwoods. Mineral streaks appear naturally and are not considered defects. Maple doors with a wiping stain will not be consistent in color. The ends of the stiles and the cross grain profile in the raised panel will be much darker than the rest of the door. In addition doors can be different colors. This is not considered a defect but desired by those wanting a “rustic” look.

HDF

HDF is a high density furniture board which is a composite material that is made from recycled wood fibers and resin. HDF is machine dried and pressed to produce dense sheets of material that stands up well to changes in heat and humidity. HDF is a smooth, even product that is specifically intended for a painted finish.

Paint Grade – Maple

Paint Grade – Maple is a smooth, even grained wood that may contain narrow staves, sapwood, heartwood, and other natural characteristics.  In wood products, movement is typical due to changes in the climate conditions.  This will cause the hairline cracks at the stiles, rails and joints that you will see in a painted finish.  This door has Maple stile and rails with a HDF panel. Slab drawer fronts will be Maple.

White Oak

Variations in color and graining of Oak wood are commonplace and Koch Cabinets will not be responsible for color or grain variations between a sample block and the complete order. The color and grain variations add to the beauty of Oak wood.

Rift White Oak

Rift White Oak is special cut oak wood that produces a straight grain appearance. There may be individual features and character marks that will appear that are natural to the wood grain.

GLAZE

Black Accent Glaze

Accent glazing is a unique finish to cabinetry that adds a beautifully artistic touch. Hand applied by our craftsmen, to give depth and accentuate the molding used to create an antique appearance.

GLAZE

Chocolate Accent Glaze

Accent glazing is a unique finish to cabinetry that adds a beautifully artistic touch. Hand applied by our craftsmen, to give depth and accentuate the molding used to create an antique appearance.

GLAZE

Pencil Glaze

Pencil Glazing is achieved by using a flow pen instrument to apply glaze to the detail in profiled areas. It is hand applied by our craftsmen, to give depth and highlight the moldings used.

RUB-THROUGH

Rub-Through

A Rub Through finish is done by hand sanding off areas of the door, leaving the natural wood exposed.

Aspen15

Aspen15, has 2 1/2″ stiles & 3 1/2″ rails with the bevel shaker inside profile and features a reverse raised panel.

Augusta15

Augusta15, has 3 1/2″ stiles and rails with the bevel shaker inside profile and a flat panel.

Bedford

The Bedford door is a flat panel door with a 3/4″ molded edge.

Bristol

Bristol will have 2 1/2″ stiles and rails with the cove inside profile and a flat panel.

Centennial15

Centennial15, has 3 1/2″ stiles and rails with the bevel shaker inside profile and features a reverse raised panel.

Charleston15

Charleston15 will have 2 1/2″ stiles and rails with the bevel shaker inside profile and will have a reversed raised panel.

Easton

Easton has 2 1/2″ stiles and rails with the cove inside profile and a raised panel.

Fairway

Fairway has 2 1/2″ stiles and rails with a cove inside profile and a reversed raised panel.

Franklin

Franklin, has 3 1/2″ stiles and rails with a beaded inside profile and a flat panel. Only available in paints and unfinished.

Gateway

The Gateway door is a ¾” veneered door with ½” molding.

Harbor

The Harbor door is ¼” HDF panel insert. 2 ½” HDF stiles and rails with ¾” applied molding.

Hastings15

Hastings15 has 2 1/2″ stiles and rails with a bevel shaker inside profile and a raised panel.

Liberty

Liberty, a European style flat panel door that features edgebanding.

Madison15

Madison15 has 2 1/2″ stiles and rails with a bevel shaker inside profile and has a beaded reversed panel.

Norfolk15

Norfolk15, has 3 1/2″ stiles and rails with the bevel shaker inside profile and features a raised panel.

Orleans

Orleans has 2 1/2″ stiles and rails with a bead inside profile and a beaded reversed panel.

Plateau

Plateau has 2 1/2″ stiles and rails with a bevel short shaker inside profile and a flat panel.

Prairie

Prairie has 2 1/2″ stiles and rails with the bead inside profile and a flat panel.

Regency

Regency is a miter door with 2 1/2″ stiles and rails and has a raised panel.

Ridgegate

Ridgegate is a miter door with 2 1/2″ stiles and rails and features a flat panel.

Savannah15

Savannah15 has 2 1/2″ stiles and rails with a bevel shaker inside profile and a flat panel.

Seneca

Seneca has 2 1/2″ stiles and rails with a bead inside profile and a raised panel.

Summerhill

Summerhill has 2 1/2″ stiles and rails with a flat panel.

Vicksburg

Vicksburg has 2 1/2″ stiles and rails with a bead inside profile and reversed raised panel.

Beech

Beech will vary in color tones from light tan to reddish brown, creating some color variation when finished. Beech will also have some pin knots and sap streaks. Variations in color and graining of Beech are commonplace and Koch Cabinets will not be responsible for color or grain variations between a sample block and the complete order.

Rustic Beech

Rustic Beech will vary in color tones from light tan to reddish brown, creating some color variation when finished. Rustic Beech will also have pin knots, mineral streaks and sap streaks.

Birch

Birch is a smooth, even grained hardwood that is predominantly off-white with some brown variation giving it a calico appearance. Birch cabinets with a wiping stain will not be consistent in color. The ends of the stiles and the cross grain profile in the raised panel will be much darker than the rest of the door. In addition, the face frame, doors, and drawer fronts can be different colors. This is not considered a defect but desired by those wanting a “rustic” look.

Rustic Birch

Rustic Birch is a smooth, even grained hardwood that is predominantly off-white with some brown variation giving it a calico appearance. Birch cabinets with a wiping stain will not be consistent in color. The ends of the stiles and the cross grain profile in the raised panel will be much darker than the rest of the door. In addition, the face frame, doors, and drawer fronts can be different colors. This is not considered a defect but desired by those wanting a “rustic” look.

Cherry

Cherry Hardwood will darken in a short period of time. When ordering your door, understand it will be lighter in color than a sample block. Depending on the age of this color block will determine how much lighter. In addition, this sample does not display a true picture of the characteristics of the wood but only the basic color tone. Cherry has wide variations in grain and can contain some white areas that, even when stained, will be lighter than the basic red color. Any replacement parts will not match an existing kitchen but will gradually blend in over time.

Rustic Cherry

Variations in color, knot variation, off color wood, black streaks and pits are common occurrences with Rustic Cherry. Koch Cabinets will not be responsible for color or graining variations between this door and the complete kitchen. The color and grain variations add to the beauty of the wood. Knots and streaks will vary from piece to piece. Not every door or front will show knot or streak characteristics. Distressing consists of cracks, dents, nick and wormholes.

Hickory

Hickory is sought after by those desiring unpredictable grain patterns and vast differences in color. The colors in Hickory can range from white to reddish or dark brown and will appear randomly giving it a calico appearance. Darker stains will tone these variations somewhat. Hickory is extremely hard with a high shock resistance. Mineral streaks appear naturally and are not considered defects.

Rustic Hickory

Rustic Hickory is sought after by those desiring unpredictable grain patterns, dark mineral streaks, knots, and vast differences in color. The colors in Rustic Hickory can range from white to reddish or dark brown and will appear randomly in frames, doors, and drawer fronts. Darker stains will tone these variations somewhat. Rustic Hickory is extremely hard with a high shock resistance. Knots will vary in size and appear randomly.

Knotty Alder

Knotty Alder will contain natural sound defects and possess all inherent characteristics of the species. Minimal to no color or grain matching is done to preserve strong character. Some of the characteristics that will be represented are mineral streaks, natural color variations, grain variations and naturally occurring tight, open and cracked knots. Open knots will be structurally “sound” and will not be seen through. The amount, size and placement of natural characteristics will vary, and the consistency (or lack of) is not considered cause for replacement. Drawer fronts, applied moldings and small raised door panels may not include knots. General characteristics of Alder are: generally pale pinkish-brown to reddish peach in color with a subtle grain pattern which may include small pin knots, grain “fuzz” and a small amount of mineral streaks. Knotty Alder generally finishes smoothly and takes stain uniformly. We do not guarantee that each piece will have rustic characteristics.

Maple

Hard Maple is a smooth, even grained hardwood that is predominantly off-white in color and more uniform than other hardwoods. Mineral streaks appear naturally and are not considered defects. Maple doors with a wiping stain will not be consistent in color. The ends of the stiles and the cross grain profile in the raised panel will be much darker than the rest of the door. In addition doors can be different colors. This is not considered a defect but desired by those wanting a “rustic” look.

HDF

HDF is a high density furniture board which is a composite material that is made from recycled wood fibers and resin. HDF is machine dried and pressed to produce dense sheets of material that stands up well to changes in heat and humidity. HDF is a smooth, even product that is specifically intended for a painted finish.

Paint Grade – Maple

Paint Grade – Maple is a smooth, even grained wood that may contain narrow staves, sapwood, heartwood, and other natural characteristics.  In wood products, movement is typical due to changes in the climate conditions.  This will cause the hairline cracks at the stiles, rails and joints that you will see in a painted finish.  This door has Maple stile and rails with a HDF panel. Slab drawer fronts will be Maple.

White Oak

Variations in color and graining of Oak wood are commonplace and Koch Cabinets will not be responsible for color or grain variations between a sample block and the complete order. The color and grain variations add to the beauty of Oak wood.

Rift White Oak

Rift White Oak is special cut oak wood that produces a straight grain appearance. There may be individual features and character marks that will appear that are natural to the wood grain.

GLAZE

Black Accent Glaze

Accent glazing is a unique finish to cabinetry that adds a beautifully artistic touch. Hand applied by our craftsmen, to give depth and accentuate the molding used to create an antique appearance.

GLAZE

Chocolate Accent Glaze

Accent glazing is a unique finish to cabinetry that adds a beautifully artistic touch. Hand applied by our craftsmen, to give depth and accentuate the molding used to create an antique appearance.

GLAZE

Pencil Glaze

Pencil Glazing is achieved by using a flow pen instrument to apply glaze to the detail in profiled areas. It is hand applied by our craftsmen, to give depth and highlight the moldings used.

RUB-THROUGH

Rub-Through

A Rub Through finish is done by hand sanding off areas of the door, leaving the natural wood exposed.