Colors like brick red, mustard, blue and cream are also popular in Shaker woodwork. The original Shaker period began around 1800, and was named for the original craftsmen who developed the style as a natural outgrowth of their lives and beliefs. Area above wall or utility cabinets sometimes used to conceal plumbing, electrical, etc. May be a decorative focal point of a room. Pine and other softwoods come from coniferous trees.
Softwoods are much more likely to scratch and dent than hardwood and have a wider grain.
Heat and moisture can cause cracking and warping. The vertical framing members of the cabinet face frame assembly. A thermal-activated vinyl composition that conforms to any configuration with heat and glue. The material shrink-wraps the entire door. Similar to laminate in terms of maintenance and colorfastness.