When it comes to choosing the perfect wood for your windows and doors, Pella offers a variety of options to suit your style and preferences. From classic pine to luxurious mahogany and douglas fir, Pella’s wood selection is both versatile and high-quality. In this article, we’ll explore the different wood species used by Pella and their unique characteristics.
Pine: The Standard Choice
Pine is the standard wood used across all of Pella’s wood product lines, including the Architect Series, Lifestyle Series, and Reserve Series. This affordable and readily available wood species is known for its warm, golden hue and distinctive knots and grains. Pine is a popular choice for those looking for a classic, rustic look in their windows and doors.
Mahogany and Douglas Fir: Premium Options
For those seeking a more premium wood option, Pella offers mahogany and douglas fir on their Architect Series and Reserve Series products. Mahogany is known for its rich, reddish-brown color and fine, straight grain. It is a durable and stable wood that is resistant to warping and shrinking. Douglas fir, on the other hand, is known for its strength, durability, and distinctive grain pattern. It has a warm, amber color that can range from pale yellow to reddish-brown.
Custom Wood Species: Endless Possibilities
If you’re looking for something truly unique, Pella’s Architect Series and Reserve Series windows and doors can be customized with a variety of wood species, including:
Custom Wood Species
White Oak
Red Oak
Cherry
Maple
Each of these custom wood species has its own unique characteristics and can be stained or painted to match your desired aesthetic. White oak is known for its strength and resistance to moisture, while red oak is known for its open grain and reddish-brown color. Cherry is prized for its rich, reddish-brown color and fine grain, while maple is known for its light color and smooth texture.
No matter which wood species you choose, Pella’s windows and doors are built to last. With their EnduraGuard wood protection formula and low-maintenance exterior cladding options, your Pella windows and doors will look beautiful for years to come.