If you have K. Cabinets in Maple

[Sammy Shuford]

Please post pictures or email them to me. We are in the planning stages of redesigning our kitchen and are considering Maple.

[David Miller]

This is a pic of the kitchen renovation in my last house:

[Pete Brown]

I have some photos in my blog (http://community.irritatedvowel.com/blogs/pete_browns_blog/default.aspx), but since there are no doors, they may not be of much help. In addition, I used soft maple which has a redder tone than hard maple (I prefer the look of soft maple).

What exactly are you looking for? Maybe we can dig up stuff for you

Pete

[Joe Chritz]

Check this thread for my kitchen.

http://www.sawmillcreek.org/showthread.php?t=31763

Shaker style doors, reversed raised panel with a light oil stain. I would use dye if I did another maple project.

Hit the local kitchen design center and pick up some books. I get lots of ideas from them.

Joe

[Steve Clardy]

Just completed

Soft Maple

3 parts Minwax Early American
1 part Minwax Red Mahogany

[Terry Bigelow]

Show me Maple cabs? Kind of a broad question and answer! Maple can be just about anything you want. Kind of a blank canvas for stain. Here's a couple of example of two recent jobs. The first is natural(clear) maple with a van dyke glaze mixed with a black distressed island and hood. The black distressed is maple as well(paint grade). The last two pics are a different job finished with one of our custom dye stains (kind of red/brown color) also with the van dyke glaze. Sorry about the quality, they're from a cell phone. As I said before though maple is just about whatever you want. It is a versitle hardwood and is about 75-85% of our cabinetry.

[James Evans]

http://i131.photobucket.com/albums/p290/buckslayeriam/cabinets2003.jpg
http://i131.photobucket.com/albums/p290/buckslayeriam/cabinets2005.jpg
http://i131.photobucket.com/albums/p290/buckslayeriam/cabinets2006.jpg

Soft maple