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Evolution Series - 1 DOMESTIC WOOD COLLECTION EVOLUTION SERIES Evolution Series - 1 DOMESTIC WOOD COLLECTION EVOLUTION SERIES • Modern esthetics for today’s sleek, cutting edge design • Unbounded choices from textured TFLs to high gloss hand buffed polyester finishes Red Oak Flat Cut Red Oak Quarter Red Oak Rift Cut Rustic Cherry Sawn • Full custom capability with numerous choices for case construction, channel systems, integrated handles and toe kick options We recommend ordering a sample for an accurate perception. DOMESTIC WOOD COLLECTION Walnut Plank Effect Wengee White Birch White Oak Flat Cut Ash Black Walnut Cherry Clear Alder White Oak Quarter White Oak Rift Cut Sawn Knotty Alder Knotty Pine Maple Pine 2 - Evolution Series Evolution Series - 3 DOMESTIC WOOD COLLECTION ENGINEERED WOOD COLLECTION Alloro Teak American Maple QC Artic Maple Ash Black FC FLQ4646 FLQ1166 FLQP1110 INGAPFJ Potton Potton Potton Potton Specie: Walnut Plank effect Specie: White Oak Flat Cut Specie: White Oak Rift Cut Specie: Walnut Plank Effect Color: WAL-PE-Natural Color: W-OAK-FC-5039 Color: W-OAK-RC-5075 Color: WAL-PE-1041-Carbon Sheen: 20 Sheen: 0 Sheen: 10 Sheen: 20 Treatment: Weathered Glaze: Powder White Ash Black QC Brown Teak Brown Walnut QC Caramel Burl LP INGAQJ ING17FJ ING16QJ FLBP1563 Potton Specie: White Oak Rift Cut Color: W-OAK-RC-Natural Sheen: 20 Cherry QC Congo Zebrano Creamy Zebrano Dark Walnut QC FLQ3595 FLQ3683 FLQ5305 FLQ4537 Deco Teak Douglas Fir Figured Anigre Golden Teak FLQ1660 FLQ1304 FLQ1639 Evolution Series - 5 ENGINEERED WOOD COLLECTION ENGINEERED WOOD COLLECTION Grey Obechee Haze Heavy Bird Eye Maple Macassar Ebony Teak FC Teak Rift Style Terra Wave Walnut FC FLQ2861 FLQ1259 FLB9241 ING31QJ FLF5624 FLQ1697 FLQ1564 FLF5445 Mahogany Khaya Mission White Oak Moka New Ebony Wenge Wenge Expresso Wenge Java Western Fir ING43QJ FLQ3261 FLQ5979 FLQ8852 ING32QJ FLQ4956 FLQ2957 FLQ1316 Plyboo Purple Rosewood Red Oak Ribbon Sapele White Oak QC Zebrano FLQ4795 FLF5553 ING45QJ ING06QJ ING46QJ Rosewood Rio Royal Cherry Silver Ebony Stratus Gray ING18FJ FLF4447 FLQ4902 FLQ6269 6 - Evolution Series Evolution Series - 7 LACQUERED COLLECTION ENGINEERED WOOD COLLECTION Antracita Basalto Black Blanco 611 638 610 619 Potton Potton Potton Potton Specie: Grey Obechee – Specie: Brown Walnut – Specie: Moka - FLQ5979 Specie: Brown Teak FC – FLQ2861 ING16QJ Color: EW-MOK-Natural ING17FJ Color: EW-OB-Natural Color: EW-WAL-5104 Sheen: 20 Color: EW-BTFC-Natural Sheen: 10 Sheen: 20 Sheen: 20 Bronce Cashmere Cobalto Curry 662 655 663 664 Potton Specie: Brown Teak FC – ING17FJ Cuzco Oro Cuzco Royal Gold Euroline 03 Guayana Color: EW-BTFC-Natural 633 642 623 617 Sheen: 20 Indigo Magnolia Brillante Olivo Olmo 659 608 618 634 8 - Evolution Series Evolution Series - 9 LACQUERED COLLECTION POLYMERE COLLECTION / GLOSS Oriental Black Oriental White Pale Gray Platino Artic Grey Fog Fume Galaxy White 658 657 650 660 P613 P661 P625 P670 Pumpkin Roble Frape Rojo Textil Grafito Magnolia PET New Black Pearl White White 665 627 614 639 P663 P6002 P6004 P601 Textil Plata Titanio 630 661 10 - Evolution Series POLYMERE COLLECTION / MATT TEXTURED MELAMINE COLLECTION / SERIE 1 Artic Grey Black Blue Notte Clay Americana Cassis Chiffon Dalia P713 P706 P771 P738 K65 K17 K60 K24 Fume Fog Magnolia PET Mink Driftwood Ember Esterel Feather White P725 P761 P763 P732 H70 H53 K16 K62 New Grey Ocean Blue Relax Green White Mistral Monaca Ombre Pietra P729 P736 P735 P734 K14 K18 K64 K63 Sesame Silva Skye K02 H50 H54 12 - Evolution Series Evolution Series - 13 TEXTURED MELAMINE COLLECTION / SERIE 2 Anthracite Mountain Attic Wood Black Brown Orlean Oak Larch H1400 ST36 U999 ST38 H1379 ST36 H3406 ST38 Gray Bardolino Oak Gray-Beige Lava Gray Fleetwood Natural Halifax Oak H1146 ST10 Gladstone Oak H3453 ST22 H1180 ST37 H3326 ST28 Premium White Sand Orlean Oak Thermo Pine Tobacco Gladstone W1000 ST38 H1377 ST36 H3420 ST36 Oak H3325 ST28 Tobacco Halifax Oak White Cap Elm White Mountain Larch H1181 ST37 H3760 ST29 H3403 ST38 14 - Evolution Series 16 - Evolution Series.
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