What is parawood??? The photo looks like the right drawer is patchworked.
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Actually both drawers look that way. Not that I'ld care , used to it. Just another country that deforested every wood except pine.Still looks nice to me.If you use sanding sealer it would not be noticeable (much) . I seldom use it cause like a more natural look.In fact I intend to burn it , in a nice way ;)
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It's rubber tree or rubber wood and its a very sturdy beautiful piece. I was skeptical given price but I'm quite happy with it. Bought mine a few weeks ago. Up and using it while I figure out how I want to finish it.
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Parawood is wood from a tree commonly called the rubber tree. It is hardwood. This is not particleboard.
312120
Parawood is a hardwood from a tree in southeast asia (Viet nam, Thailand, etc.). It is dificult to stain (some parts take on more stain than others) but not impossible, best option is a nice polyurethane coat. It is usually pieced, but think butcher block on oak. It still looks nice and is sturdy.
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This table is made out of unfinished real wood pieces glued together, like butcher block. The variation in the clots of the pieces is very slight. We just put a clear satin finish on ours and use it in our mudroom. It's been great.
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the flat surface has a medium size name of a vineyard on it. it is burnished into the wood. this is an amazing and large piece... not to mention i saw it in a few catalogs for double the price on amazon.
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I purchased this box. It's beautiful and I love it, but I'm not positive what type of wood it is. I went to the Stash main website and found one that is similar. The only difference is the oval gold Stash logo inside the lid is rectangular instead. That description says it is Mahogany. Here is the website so you can compare it yourself and see what you think: http://www.stashtea.com/Stash-Tea-Signature-Chest/dp/B006E9S1I4?class=quickView&fi;eld_availability=-1&field;_browse=2861445011&id;=Stash+Tea+Signature+Chest&ie;=UTF8&r;efinementHistory=subjectbin%2Cprice%2Csize_name%2Ccolor_map&searchNodeID;=2861445011&searchPage;=1&searchRank;=salesrank&searc;hSize=12 I purchased this box. It's beautiful and I love it, but I'm not positive what type of wood it is. I went to the Stash main website and found one that is similar. The only difference is the oval gold Stash logo inside the lid is rectangular instead. That description says it is Mahogany. Here is the website so you can compare it yourself and see what you think: http://www.stashtea.com/Stash-Tea-Signature-Chest/dp/B006E9S1I4?class=quickView&fi;eld_availability=-1&field;_browse=2861445011&id;=Stash+Tea+Signature+Chest&ie;=UTF8&r;efinementHistory=subjectbin%2Cprice%2Csize_nam... » Read More I purchased this box. It's beautiful and I love it, but I'm not positive what type of wood it is. I went to the Stash main website and found one that is similar. The only difference is the oval gold Stash logo inside the lid is rectangular instead. That description says it is Mahogany. Here is the website so you can compare it yourself and see what you think: http://www.stashtea.com/Stash-Tea-Signature-Chest/dp/B006E9S1I4?class=quickView&fi;eld_availability=-1&field;_browse=2861445011&id;=Stash+Tea+Signature+Chest&ie;=UTF8&r;efinementHistory=subjectbin%2Cprice%2Csize_name%2Ccolor_map&searchNodeID;=2861445011&searchPage;=1&searchRank;=salesrank&searc;hSize=12 « Show Less
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It's solid hardwood. It's stained very dark. It might be cherry, not sure. I was a bit disappointed in the darkness of the stain. I prefer a more natural look but the lazy susan is well made and works well.
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Parawood, which is the wood of a spent rubber tree. It's not "green" per se since rubber plantations often replace rainforest, but is a better use of the spent tree than the conventional practice which is to burn them.Can't speak to how it takes stain but it has been durable and has a pleasant color and texture when unfinished. Not as hard as oak but harder than pine.
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The wood is a dark brown color sort of looks like a dark cherry. Looks really nice.
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It's neither. It's not as dark as cherry and not as light as blond wood. I would categorize it as in-between. (And just perfect for me!) It looks a tad darker than the photograph, though I suspect each piece would be different depending on the wood they've used.
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The wood itself appears to be pine but does not have the pine odor. it is stained a Dark Mahogany. The corners are tongue and grove and extremely well fitted. It is satiny smooth to the touch and very classy looking.
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The back of the dresser and the drawer bottoms seem to be constructed of plywood. It is a handsome piece.
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I'm pretty sure it is pressed wood with a dark stain. Despite this, it is an attractive piece. It does not look cheap.
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It is exactly like you see in the pic. Not sure of the wood used...but it is a nice color.
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looks like oak with a simple varnish finish that is riveted to the tang. it is of half tang construction. I have two of these one with a normal handle and with an extra long one. the half tang seems to be very sturdy and I having been using them for many years.
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Chinese wood of some kind but solid. It's a well done piece and I've really enjoyed mine. A very good product for a really good price.
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ITs a wood track. The drawer has a V shape track and goes over a v shaped wood. Not perfect but works.
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It actually looks like they may have used some sort of wood polish in the second picture. Mine looks more like the first picture.
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Not sure as to the wood though I believe it is mahogany. The stain is a dark cherry or mahogany with red felt. The photo included is pretty accurate as to appearance actually.
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It's flat, varnished wood. The entire back is available for glue, except for two small screw holes.