The Nature of Wood
 Like all living things, trees are affected by their surroundings. From
seedlings to maturity, soil and weather conditions cause the development
of distinctive grain patterns, mineral streaks and color variations.
Susceptibility
to change doesn't stop after the tree is harvested. The finest hardwoods
continue to respond to environmental stimuli as time goes by. The color,
grain and texture variations that develop are what make wood unique and
are part of the intrinsic beauty of fine hardwoods.
The unique characteristics of wood are natural and neither the manufacturer
nor the dealer can take responsibility for the conditions described above.
Samples and phtographic reproductions of wood tones do not always give
the true representation of your door. We, at Stallion Doors and Millwork,
stand behind the workmanship of our product, but cannot select specific
doors for jobs, nor replace doors that have natural variations in color
and wood grain.
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