Brueton uses only the finest hand selected veneers on all tables, desks and cabinetry.
The standard offering of Brueton woods are listed below, however your selection is not
limited to these species. Special veneers, solid edge treatments, top shapes and finishes
can be selected for unusual or specially designed requirements. Please submit samples of
special veneers and finish requirements to the Brueton Customer Service Department. The
Brueton hand polished, high gloss, full finish is standard on all wood surfaces unless
otherwise specified.
Click below for larger images. Please note that wood colors may vary due to computer monitor resolutions and graphic capabilities.
Group I
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American Walnut
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Ash
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Natural Birch
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Natural Maple
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Natural White Oak
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Group II
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American Walnut (Ebonized)
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Anigre
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Cherry
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Ebonized Mahogany
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Ebonized Maple
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English Brown Oak
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Lacewood
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Madagascar Rosewood
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Mahogany
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Mentosa
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Natural Bubinga
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Natural Ribbon
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Red Bubinga
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Red Ribbon Mahogany
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Group III
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Birds Eye Maple
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Crotch Mahogany
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English White Sycamore
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French Walnut
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Macassar Ebony
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Madero Acero
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Wenge
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White Ash Burl
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Groupings subject to change
*Any Group I with a stain becomes Group II wood price.
The foundation of the Brueton Opaque Color finish on our standard casegoods line is medium
density fiberboard of unusual surface hardness, tensile strength and inner core elasticity,
all of which give the material a high impact-resistant quality.
The first phase of the Brueton Opaque Color finish is the application of a high-density,
thermo set resin primer which is then hand sanded. Phase Two involves the application of
specially formulated finish coats, which include top coats of less opacity and more clarity
resulting in the unique hardness and depth if the finish. Phase Three finalizes the steps
required to obtain the depth and clarity of the color finish with sanding, compounding,
polishing and waxing.
The Brueton Opaque Color finish used in our standard metal designs begins with the fabrication
of base material, cold rolled steel that has been chemically treated to accept special primers.
After the primers have been properly applied a top coat of specially formulated finish us added
to a brilliant, smooth surface.
The durability of the Brueton Opaque Color finish is unprecedented. With normal use, the finish
builds up a lustrous patina which actually enhances the visual character of the color and the
tactile experience of the surface.