Wine Cabinets >> Stainless Steel & Wood Options

In addition to stainless steel, we offer a variety of wood options to meet your needs. Woods such as cherry, maple, mahogany and others are available and quoted based on cabinet size and door style. Consider choosing a solid style or basic window doors when specifying custom woods. This will be your best value while being able to visually admire the variations in wood grain which are more pronounced in veneers.

  • Stainless Steel Cabinet

  • By: Wine Watch - March 26th, 2007

  • Originally designed for the kitchen, the look and feel of stainless steel enhances the lifestyle of any environment. As your wine collection grows, having your Vinothèque cabinet in the kitchen will allow you to keep the wine where it is a ...

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  • Red Oak

  • By: Wine Watch - March 26th, 2007

  • All cabinets come standard in red oak. The wood grain offers a consistent grain variation, which contrasts nicely. It accepts stain and finishing well....

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  • Honduran Mahogany

  • By: Wine Watch - March 26th, 2007

  • Honduran Mahogany is often considered by cabinetmakers to be one of the finest woods in which to create fine furniture. It offers a straight to interlocked grain with a medium coarse texture. Its consistent grain throughout offers an elegance, which...

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  • Maple

  • By: Wine Watch - March 26th, 2007

  • Maple is a dense wood, which holds up well to wear and abrasion. It is often used in bowling alleys and dance floors. It offers a straight grain, occasionally curly with a fine texture. Maple shows a simple yet admirable beauty. It is often done in a...

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  • Black Walnut

  • By: Wine Watch - March 26th, 2007

  • Owing to its great beauty and good working characteristics, Black Walnut is one of the most valued woods in North America. Since colonial times, its wide range of figures has graced the finest American cabinetwork. It offers a generally straight grai...

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  • Cherry

  • By: Wine Watch - March 26th, 2007

  • Cherry wood offers a fine grain and smooth texture. There are a number of interesting grain variations and colors. It is not uncommon to have some minor gum deposits throughout. Cherry wood will have many color variations ranging from red to yellow a...

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  • Birds Eye Maple

  • By: Wine Watch - March 26th, 2007

  • The unique beauty of Birds Eye Maple is remarkable. It offers the same durability as traditional maple but with a few additional features. The wood often shows a rainbow luster, which reflects elegance. It has tiny circles throughout offering a un...

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  • Olive Ash Burl

  • By: Wine Watch - March 26th, 2007

  • Offering an incredible amount of intricacy and detail, Olive Ash Burl is one of the most pronounced woods available. Its beauty is awe inspiring. It is used exclusively for doors. It accepts staining and finishes well....

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