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WOOD DOOR FINISHING PROCESS
Pacific Crest Industries takes great pride in its wood door finishes. It's a scientific process with simple goals; provide long-lasting durability while maintaining environmental responsibility.
You have choices. Select your wood preference then choose from natural clear coat, to glazed finishes to the warmth and richness of our opaque based stains from our Villa Collection. Need a custom color? Consult with your Bellmont Cabinetry dealer on the details of our custom stain program.
We utilize the best of both worlds with the craftsmanship of hand sanding and detailing coupled with state-of-the-art automated application. It starts with proper hand and machine sanding. Next, the base color layer is built up by either spray application, hand wiped processes, or a combination of both, depending on the stain color. Finally multiple layers of our protective clear top coat are applied with an automated system that cures the finish with heated ovens.
Our environmentally sensitive procedures and coatings contribute to our Environmental Stewardship Program certification. We utilize Sherwin-Williams stains and their extremely durable catalyzed conversion varnish top coat. They are known for their industry leading technology and commitment to the environment. The conversion varnish top coat boasts no reportable hazardous air pollutants (HAPs) and has extremely low emissions of volatile organic compounds (VOCs).

ALDER STAINS Print Collection \| Click here for more information about this finish Alder, or Red Alder as it is often called, grows in the Pacific Coast areas of the US and Canada. Alder has a fine, smooth, straight grain with random mineral streaks and mild color variation. Alder tends to be 'amber' with age. Although it is classified as a hardwood species, it is softer than woods such as oak and maple. Alder trees are smaller in diameter and height and have a higher concentration of branches, resulting in more character pin knots. Also, due to the smaller tree size, Alder veneer panels will show a higher quantity of 'flitches' or seams, per face. Pacific Crest Industries takes great care in combining high quality select hardwoods with the best finishing techniques. Slight color inconsistency between the finished product and an existing sample may occur due to the inherent graining, density, and raw base color of the selected hardwood. This is not considered a defect, but merely the result of applying pigmented colors on natural woods.
Natural	Golden	Taupe	Autumn	Ginger
Sienna	Cinnamon	Nutmeg	Sable	Brandy
Merlot	Pacifica	Juniper	Cayenne	Graphite
Onyx
CHERRY STAINS Print Collection \| Click here for more information about this finish American Cherry is a deciduous tree growing in scattered forests primarily in the eastern US. Cherry is a light pinkish brown tone in its natural state, but darkens with age, taking on its own unique color character. Neither the rate nor resulting color of the aging process is entirely predictable. It will be more evident when using a natural finish, as opposed to a pigmented stain. Grain characteristics such as fine pin holes and pitch pockets will be evident, along with mild color variation. The heartwood of cherry varies from rich red to reddish brown. The sapwood is light brown to light tan. The wood has a fine, uniform straight grain, and satiny-smooth texture. Pacific Crest Industries takes great care in combining high quality select hardwoods with the best finishing techniques. Slight color inconsistency between the finished product and an existing sample may occur due to the inherent graining, density, and raw base color of the selected hardwood. This is not considered a defect, but merely the result of applying pigmented colors on natural woods.
Natural	Golden	Ginger	Sienna	Cinnamon
Nutmeg	Sable	Brandy	Merlot	Java
Raisin	Pacifica	Juniper	Cayenne	Graphite
Onyx
MAPLE STAINS Print Collection \| Click here for more information about this finish Maple (Hard Maple or Rock Maple) is a deciduous tree growing in the eastern US and Canada. Maple is one of the harder and denser of the common cabinet hardwood species. Maple has some color variation, primarily creamy white with a slight reddish brown tinge. Even with its smooth fine grain; mineral streaks are common and appear darker when stained. Due to natural resins, Maple has a tendency to 'yellow' or 'amber' with age and light exposure. A mottled or blotchy look may be evident when mid and darker toned stain colors are applied. Pacific Crest Industries takes great care in combining high quality select hardwoods with the best finishing techniques. Slight color inconsistency between the finished product and an existing sample may occur due to the inherent graining, density, and raw base color of the selected hardwood. This is not considered a defect, but merely the result of applying pigmented colors on natural woods.
Natural	Golden	Autumn	Ginger
RED OAK STAINS Print Collection \| Click here for more information about this finish American Red Oak is one of the hardest of the common cabinet hardwood species. It primarily comes from eastern US and Canada forests. Oak has a coarse texture with predominant grain patterns running from straight to arched and pointed. Color and hue variations will be present. Red Oak is white to light brown and the heartwood is a pinkish-reddish brown. Red Oak also may contain small pin knots and mineral streaks. Mid tone and darker stain colors tend to accentuate the open grain patterns in Red Oak. Pacific Crest Industries takes great care in combining high quality select hardwoods with the best finishing techniques. Slight color inconsistency between the finished product and an existing sample may occur due to the inherent graining, density, and raw base color of the selected hardwood. This is not considered a defect, but merely the result of applying pigmented colors on natural woods.
Natural	Autumn	Nutmeg	Sable	Brandy
Merlot	Java	Raisin	Pacifica	Juniper
Cayenne	Graphite	Onyx
BAMBOO Print Collection \| Click here for more information about this finish The Bamboo used by Bellmont Cabinetry is Moso Bamboo, and is sustainably grown and harvested in managed agricultural areas of China. It grows to maturity in 5-7 years and when harvested, leaves behind a thriving plant with new shoots. Bamboo, which is actually a grass, is renewably harvested over and over from the same root stalk. Pacific Crest Industries takes great care in combining high quality select hardwoods with the best finishing techniques. Slight color inconsistency between the finished product and an existing sample may occur due to the inherent graining, density, and raw base color of the selected hardwood. This is not considered a defect, but merely the result of applying pigmented colors on natural woods.
FGN Bamboo	FGC Bamboo Caramelized	VGN Bamboo	VGC Bamboo Caramelized
AFRICAN MAHOGANY STAINS Print Collection \| Click here for more information about this finish African Mahogany or Khaya grows in the tropical areas of west, central, and east Africa. The heartwood varies in color from light to deep reddish-brown. The grain is straight to interlocked, and is moderately coarse textured to medium textured. All of these characteristics can be present at the same time in the same piece of wood. These characteristics add to the exotic grain interest. The wood will darken with age and exposure to light, sometimes bringing out the underlying red tones. When quarter cut, ribbon graining is prevalent, and provides a rich, alternating light and dark striped effect. Pacific Crest Industries takes great care in combining high quality select hardwoods with the best finishing techniques. Slight color inconsistency between the finished product and an existing sample may occur due to the inherent graining, density, and raw base color of the selected hardwood. This is not considered a defect, but merely the result of applying pigmented colors on natural woods.
Natural	Sienna	Brandy	Cinnamon	Java
HICKORY STAINS Print Collection \| Click here for more information about this finish Hickory comes primarily from eastern US forests and is one of the hardest and densest hardwoods used for cabinetry. Hickory is characterized by dramatic variations in color that range from light to dark, even in the same piece of wood. The sapwood of Hickory is white, tinged with inconspicuous fine brown lines while the heartwood is pale to reddish brown. Both are coarse-textured and the grain is fine, usually straight but can be wavy or irregular. Random color variation will definitely be present. Pacific Crest Industries takes great care in combining high quality select hardwoods with the best finishing techniques. Slight color inconsistency between the finished product and an existing sample may occur due to the inherent graining, density, and raw base color of the selected hardwood. This is not considered a defect, but merely the result of applying pigmented colors on natural woods.
Natural	Autumn
PINE STAINS Print Collection \| Click here for more information about this finish Knotty Pine or Ponderosa Pine is a soft yellow pine wood species growing in western US and Canada. It displays slight color variations and random tight knots. Pine ranges from light blonde to dark yellow or amber. Pine is more susceptible to surface dents and scratching due to its softness. It will 'amber' in color with age. Pacific Crest Industries takes great care in combining high quality select hardwoods with the best finishing techniques. Slight color inconsistency between the finished product and an existing sample may occur due to the inherent graining, density, and raw base color of the selected hardwood. This is not considered a defect, but merely the result of applying pigmented colors on natural woods.
Natural	Autumn
QTR SAWN WHITE OAK STAINS Print Collection \| Click here for more information about this finish White Oak ranges from light tan or pale yellow brown to pale or dark brown. Due to quarter sawn milling processes in which the line of cut is perpendicular to the growth rings, Quarter Sawn White Oak is mostly straight-grained with a medium to coarse texture, and exhibits long light-colored 'flecks' that can run in random directions. White Oak therefore has more figure. Variations in color and grain may be significant and should be expected. Pacific Crest Industries takes great care in combining high quality select hardwoods with the best finishing techniques. Slight color inconsistency between the finished product and an existing sample may occur due to the inherent graining, density, and raw base color of the selected hardwood. This is not considered a defect, but merely the result of applying pigmented colors on natural woods.
Autumn	Nutmeg	Java
SAPELE STAINS Print Collection \| Click here for more information about this finish Sapele is a hardwood tree native to central Africa and is obtained from sustainably managed forests. The timber is in the same strength category as Oak, and is considerably stronger than African Mahogany. Natural coloring is a medium reddish-brown, and because it is quarter sawn, Sapele is characterized by well-defined ribbon stripe figuring. As with other mahogany family woods, the color will darken slightly with age and UV light exposure. Pacific Crest Industries takes great care in combining high quality select hardwoods with the best finishing techniques. Slight color inconsistency between the finished product and an existing sample may occur due to the inherent graining, density, and raw base color of the selected hardwood. This is not considered a defect, but merely the result of applying pigmented colors on natural woods.
Natural	Sienna	Nutmeg	Sable	Brandy
Java
VG FIR STAINS Print Collection \| Click here for more information about this finish Vertical Grain Fir, also known as Douglas Fir, is common to the US and Canada. The heartwood is a light reddish-brown or orange shade with a prominent figure which shows as an abrupt color contrast between vertical grain lines. The moderately durable wood is straight grained. Being a conifer, it is a soft wood species and therefore is prone to denting and scratching. VG Fir darkens or 'ambers' with age and exposure to light. Pacific Crest Industries takes great care in combining high quality select hardwoods with the best finishing techniques. Slight color inconsistency between the finished product and an existing sample may occur due to the inherent graining, density, and raw base color of the selected hardwood. This is not considered a defect, but merely the result of applying pigmented colors on natural woods.
Natural	Golden	Autumn
WALNUT STAINS Print Collection \| Click here for more information about this finish Walnut or Black American Walnut grows in the eastern US and Canada. The heartwood is light brown to dark chocolate brown, occasionally with a purplish case and darker streaks. The wood is generally straight grained, but sometimes with wavy or curly grain that produces an attractive and decorative figure. It is medium in hardness and density. Walnut will actually lighten with age, adding to the natural beauty of this wood. Pacific Crest Industries takes great care in combining high quality select hardwoods with the best finishing techniques. Slight color inconsistency between the finished product and an existing sample may occur due to the inherent graining, density, and raw base color of the selected hardwood. This is not considered a defect, but merely the result of applying pigmented colors on natural woods.
Natural
PAINTED FINISH Print Collection \| Click here for more information about this finish Our durable paint finishes are achieved via layers of pigmented color primer coats and then finished with a protective clear coat of matte luster conversion varnish. With the nature of paints being a color coating rather than a penetrating stain, slight imperfections in the finish might be evident. These are considered normal and not a defect or quality issue. Bellmont provides the timeless look of paint finishes on selected traditional and contemporary door styles. These finishes are achieved via layers of pigmented primer coats finished with a protective clear coat of matte luster conversion varnish. With the nature of paint being a color coating rather than a penetrating stain, slight imperfections in the finish might be evident. These are considered normal. Not all door styles are suitable for paint finishes, and certain styles are only available in a paint with glaze option due to the amount of door detail. Discuss the possibilities and details of paint finishes with your Bellmont Cabinetry dealer.
White	Alabaster	Biscuit	Chiffon	Cityscape
PAINT FINISH WITH GLAZE Print Collection \| Click here for more information about this finish Glazing is a hand rubbed contrast color application process that provides an 'old world' or 'antiqued' finish by accentuating details and open grain on stained wood. Due to the hand applied processes and characteristics of both the door style and wood, variations of glaze build-up will occur. Meet with your Bellmont Cabinetry dealer to see actual samples and discuss glazing and its characteristics.
White with Taupe Glaze	White with Mocha Glaze	Biscuit with Taupe Glaze	Biscuit with Mocha Glaze	Chiffon with Mocha Glaze
ALDER GLAZES Print Collection \| Click here for more information about this finish Glazing is a hand rubbed contrast color application process that provides an 'old world' or 'antiqued' finish by accentuating details and open grain on stained wood. Due to the hand applied processes and characteristics of both the door style and wood, variations of glaze build-up will occur. Meet with your Bellmont Cabinetry dealer to see actual samples and discuss glazing and its characteristics.
Golden with Mocha Glaze	Taupe with Black Glaze	Autumn with Mocha Glaze	Ginger with Black Glaze	Ginger with Mocha Glaze
Sienna with Black Glaze	Cinnamon with Black Glaze	Nutmeg with Black Glaze	Sable with Black Glaze	Brandy with Black Glaze
Merlot with Black Glaze
CHERRY GLAZES Print Collection \| Click here for more information about this finish Glazing is a hand rubbed contrast color application process that provides an 'old world' or 'antiqued' finish by accentuating details and open grain on stained wood. Due to the hand applied processes and characteristics of both the door style and wood, variations of glaze build-up will occur. Meet with your Bellmont Cabinetry dealer to see actual samples and discuss glazing and its characteristics.
Golden with Mocha Glaze	Ginger with Black Glaze	Ginger with Mocha Glaze	Sienna with Black Glaze	Sienna with Mocha Glaze
Cinnamon with Black Glaze	Nutmeg with Black Glaze	Sable with Black Glaze	Brandy with Black Glaze	Merlot with Black Glaze
MAPLE GLAZES Print Collection \| Click here for more information about this finish Glazing is a hand rubbed contrast color application process that provides an 'old world' or 'antiqued' finish by accentuating details and open grain on stained wood. Due to the hand applied processes and characteristics of both the door style and wood, variations of glaze build-up will occur. Meet with your Bellmont Cabinetry dealer to see actual samples and discuss glazing and its characteristics.
Golden with Mocha Glaze	Autumn with Black Glaze	Autumn with Mocha Glaze	Ginger with Black Glaze	Ginger with Mocha Glaze
RED OAK GLAZES Print Collection \| Click here for more information about this finish Glazing is a hand rubbed contrast color application process that provides an 'old world' or 'antiqued' finish by accentuating details and open grain on stained wood. Due to the hand applied processes and characteristics of both the door style and wood, variations of glaze build-up will occur. Meet with your Bellmont Cabinetry dealer to see actual samples and discuss glazing and its characteristics.
Autumn with Black Glaze	Autumn with Mocha Glaze	Nutmeg with Black Glaze	Brandy with Black Glaze	Merlot with Black Glaze
AFRICAN MAHOGANY GLAZES Print Collection \| Click here for more information about this finish Glazing is a hand rubbed contrast color application process that provides an 'old world' or 'antiqued' finish by accentuating details and open grain on stained wood. Due to the hand applied processes and characteristics of both the door style and wood, variations of glaze build-up will occur. Meet with your Bellmont Cabinetry dealer to see actual samples and discuss glazing and its characteristics.
Natural with Black Glaze	Sienna with Black Glaze	Cinnamon with Black Glaze	Brandy with Black Glaze
HICKORY GLAZES Print Collection \| Click here for more information about this finish Glazing is a hand rubbed contrast color application process that provides an 'old world' or 'antiqued' finish by accentuating details and open grain on stained wood. Due to the hand applied processes and characteristics of both the door style and wood, variations of glaze build-up will occur. Meet with your Bellmont Cabinetry dealer to see actual samples and discuss glazing and its characteristics.
Natural with Mocha Glaze	Natural with Black Glaze	Autumn with Mocha Glaze	Autumn with Black Glaze
PINE GLAZES Print Collection \| Click here for more information about this finish Glazing is a hand rubbed contrast color application process that provides an 'old world' or 'antiqued' finish by accentuating details and open grain on stained wood. Due to the hand applied processes and characteristics of both the door style and wood, variations of glaze build-up will occur. Meet with your Bellmont Cabinetry dealer to see actual samples and discuss glazing and its characteristics.
Natural with Mocha Glaze	Autumn with Mocha Glaze
QTR SAWN WHITE OAK GLAZES Print Collection \| Click here for more information about this finish Glazing is a hand rubbed contrast color application process that provides an 'old world' or 'antiqued' finish by accentuating details and open grain on stained wood. Due to the hand applied processes and characteristics of both the door style and wood, variations of glaze build-up will occur. Meet with your Bellmont Cabinetry dealer to see actual samples and discuss glazing and its characteristics.
Autumn with Mocha Glaze	Autumn with Black Glaze	Nutmeg with Black Glaze
VILLA COLLECTION Print Collection \| Click here for more information about this finish Villa is a color palette of heavy pigmented opaque stains that allow wood grain and texture to show through. These finishes are only available on Alder and Cherry woods. The Villa colors are a combination of a base color plus glazing, and are protected with a matte finish clear top coat. Due to the nature of the pigmented base color, the hand glazing process, and wood characteristics; slight variations in color may occur. Villa is available in three levels with each level adding additional detail to the final look. Villa I: All Villa colors with a matte sheen top coat. Villa II: All Villa I colors plus the addition of random sand-thru detailing. Villa III: All Villa I colors plus level II's sand-thru and the addition of random distress markings. Meet with your Bellmont Cabinetry dealer to see actual Villa samples.
Sesame Villa III	Saffron Villa III	Blue Corn Villa III	Chili Pepper Villa III	Rosemary Villa III
Mushroom Villa III	Cranberry Villa III	Eggplant Villa III	Licorice Villa III	Caraway Villa III
Hazelnut Villa III	Butterscotch Villa III	Amaretto Villa III	Cocoa Villa III	Maize Villa III
ULTIMA COLLECTION VERTICAL GRAIN Print Collection \| Click here for more information about this finish It is intended for the natural coloring of the Ultima Collection engineered veneers to show. Therefore, these are only offered with a natural clear coat of protective conversion varnish in either a satin or matte sheen level, your choice. Bamboo comes in two grain patterns, flat and vertical, and two finishes, either natural or caramelized. The caramelized color is not a stain, but results from heating the Bamboo which activates the natural sugars resulting in the caramel type color. Get creative with Ultima. Mix different wood veneers to achieve truly fashionable designs. Work with your Bellmont Cabinetry dealer to discover all the possibilities.
VG Fir	VG Macassar Ebony	VG Qtr Cherry	VG Mahogany	VG Teak
VG Walnut	VG Wenge	VG White Oak	VG Zebrawood
ULTIMA COLLECTION HORIZONTAL GRAIN Print Collection \| Click here for more information about this finish It is intended for the natural coloring of the Ultima Collection engineered veneers to show. Therefore, these are only offered with a natural clear coat of protective conversion varnish in either a satin or matte sheen level, your choice. Bamboo comes in two grain patterns, flat and vertical, and two finishes, either natural or caramelized. The caramelized color is not a stain, but results from heating the Bamboo which activates the natural sugars resulting in the caramel type color. Get creative with Ultima. Mix different wood veneers to achieve truly fashionable designs. Work with your Bellmont Cabinetry dealer to discover all the possibilities.
HZ Fir	HZ Macassar Ebony	HZ Qtr Cherry	HZ Mahogany	HZ Teak
HZ Walnut	HZ Wenge	HZ White Oak	HZ Zebrawood
LAMINATE Print Collection \| Click here for more information about this finish With high pressure laminate, you get color consistency, durability, and ease of maintenance. Standard available brands are Wilsonart and Formica.
Terra - Stone	Terra - Field	Terra - Beach	Terra - Canyon	Terra - Carbon
THERMOFOIL Print Collection \| Click here for more information about this finish Thermofoil is a specially made PVC plastic foil that can be adhered to MDF core doors.
Lucido gloss foil Orange 8018	Lucido gloss foil Steel 8021	Lucido gloss foil Antique 8000	Lucido gloss foil Blue Metallic 8022	Lucido gloss foil LT Green Metallic 8025
Lucido gloss foil Olive 8016	Lucido gloss foil Red 8003	Lucido gloss foil Ruby Red 8017	Lucido gloss foil Black 8008	Lucido gloss foil White 8002
Livello-H gloss foil Maria Rose Gloss 8019	Livello-H gloss foil Macassar Gloss 8037	Livello-H gloss foil Wenge Gloss	Livello gloss foil Ebony Gloss 8029	matte finish foil Eggshell White 1400
matte finish foil Antique White 1275	White Gloss 4400	Black Gloss 4500	Northern Cherry 2600	Southern Cherry 2160
Hardrock Maple 1550	Anigre 2814	Lustro gloss acrylic Ruby Red Acrylic 15003	Lustro gloss acrylic White Acrylic 15005	Lustro gloss acrylic Black Acrylic 15001
Lustro gloss acrylic Blue Acrylic 15004	Lustro gloss acrylic Dark Grey Acrylic 15000	Lustro gloss acrylic Ivory Acrylic 15002

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