


Natural Sample
This 5″ wide unfinished swatch lets you evaluate the natural tone, grain and character of French White Oak. It provides an ideal starting point for whites, grays, taupes and light-to-medium custom colors while showcasing the quality of the product.
Swatch: These 5" wide swatches are a great start to the selection process. With them you can determine color, finish and texture as well as see the quality of the product.
Board: Sample boards are 3 planks wide and come with a detailed label on the back with all the features and benefits of the product. For the buyer who wants that piece of mind to see a larger area ordering a sample board is a great option. The size of the sample board depends on the width of the product but they typically range from 21" x 21" to 30" x 21". Many buyers will start with swatches and once they have narrowed down to the final choice a sample board is ordered to confirm it is the right choice.
All swatches can be returned for a full refund or credit toward your order.
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This 5″ wide unfinished swatch lets you evaluate the natural tone, grain and character of French White Oak. It provides an ideal starting point for whites, grays, taupes and light-to-medium custom colors while showcasing the quality of the product.
Swatch: These 5" wide swatches are a great start to the selection process. With them you can determine color, finish and texture as well as see the quality of the product.
Board: Sample boards are 3 planks wide and come with a detailed label on the back with all the features and benefits of the product. For the buyer who wants that piece of mind to see a larger area ordering a sample board is a great option. The size of the sample board depends on the width of the product but they typically range from 21" x 21" to 30" x 21". Many buyers will start with swatches and once they have narrowed down to the final choice a sample board is ordered to confirm it is the right choice.
All swatches can be returned for a full refund or credit toward your order.
