Koch V-Groove Doors

V-GROOVE DOOR SERIES

SL-10, IM-10 and FR-10

 One Panel V-Groove Door with either Flat or Raised Panels.

Offered in SL-1 3/8th, IM-1 3/4th and FR-1 3/4th (Fire Rated) doors.

Available in Straight Top and Arch Top styles.

Bi-folds are available on SL-1 3/8th and IM-1 3/4th Doors.

V-GROOVE DOOR SERIES

SL-20, IM-20 and FR-20

Two Panel V-Groove Door with either Flat or Raised Panels.

Offered in SL-1 3/8th, IM-1 3/4th and FR-1 3/4th (Fire Rated) doors.

Available in Straight Top and Arch Top styles.

Bi-folds are available on SL-1 3/8th and IM-1 3/4th Doors.

V-GROOVE DOOR SERIES

SL-21, IM-21 and FR-21

 Two Panel V-Groove Door with either Flat or Raised Panels.

Offered in SL-1 3/8th, IM-1 3/4th and FR-1 3/4th (Fire Rated) doors.

Available in Straight Top and Arch Top styles.

Bi-folds are available on SL-1 3/8th and IM-1 3/4th Doors.

V-GROOVE DOOR SERIES

SL-30, IM-30 and FR-30

 Three Panel V-Groove Door with either Flat or Raised Panels.

Offered in SL-1 3/8th, IM-1 3/4th and FR-1 3/4th (Fire Rated) doors.

Available in Straight Top and Arch Top styles.

Bi-folds are available on SL-1 3/8th and IM-1 3/4th Doors.

1/4 Sawn Red Oak

Quartersawn Red Oak features straight Grain with some fleck patterns in the wood. A flake pattern is produced when slicing through medullary rays. The Medullary or “Ray Fleck” in Quartered Red Oak, while more subtle than that of White Oak, becomes more pronounced when the wood is finished. If you do not want ray flake consider specifying rift cut Oak. The wood is wheat to pink in color and finishing nicely.

1/4 Sawn White Oak

Quarter Sawn White Oak heartwood is variable in color and ranges from light tan or pale yellow brown to pale or dark brown. The sapwood is Quarter Sawn White Oak which is whitish to light brown in color, and is variable in width. Quarter Sawn White Oak typically has very straight grain and the creation of a “tiger stripe” effect that runs through the grain. These iridescent silver “stripes” are known as ray flecks. A flake pattern is produced when slicing through medullary rays.

Ash

Ash has a medium to coarse texture, similar to Oak. The grain is straight and regular but can sometimes be moderately curly. The heartwood is light to medium brown color.

Beech

Beech will vary in color tones from light tan to reddish brown, creating some color variation when finished. Beech will also have some pin knots and sap streaks. Variations in color and graining of Beech are commonplace and Koch Cabinets will not be responsible for color or grain variations between a sample block and the complete order.

Cherry

Cherry is moderate in hardness and strength with a fine to medium grain pattern. Cherry will darken in a short period of time. When ordering your door, understand it will be lighter in color than a sample block. The age of the color block will determine how much lighter. In addition, this sample does not display a true picture of the characteristics of the wood but only the basic color tone. Cherry has wide variations in grain and can contain some white areas that, even when stained, will be lighter than the basic red color.

Clear Alder

Alder is a soft wood, known for its straight grain and even texture. Its color can range from light red to reddish brown. Alder dents easily and having softwood and hardwood characteristics, will absorb excess stain creating dark areas but also absorb minimal stain creating light areas. This variance is not considered a defect. Alder may display pin knots, grain fuzz and mineral streaks.

Hem Fir

Hem-Fir is white to a light straw color, sometimes with a slight lavender cast, especially around the knots and the growth rings.

Hickory

Hickory is sought after by those desiring unpredictable grain patterns and vast differences in color. The colors in Hickory can range from white to reddish or dark brown and will appear randomly giving it a calico appearance. Hickory is extremely hard with a high shock resistance. Mineral streaks appear naturally and are not considered defects. Burls, water stains and sound knots can also be be a characteristic. Hickory lends itself to lighter stains that accentuate the color variations contained naturally in the wood. Darker stains will tone these variations somewhat.

Knotty Alder

Knotty Alder will contain natural sound defects and possess all inherent characteristics of Alder. Minimal color or grain matching is done to preserve strong character. Characteristics that will be represented are mineral streaks, natural color variations, grain variations and sound knots. There will be a random blend of knots and burls. The amount, size and placement of natural characteristics will vary, and the consistency (or lack of) is not considered cause for replacement.

Natural Birch

Birch is a smooth, even grained hardwood that is predominantly off-white with some brown variation giving it a calico appearance. Birch cabinets with a wiping stain will not be consistent in color. The ends of the stiles and the cross grain profile in the raised panel will be much darker than the rest of the door. In addition, the face frame, doors, and drawer fronts can be different colors. This is not considered a defect but desired by those wanting a “rustic” look.

Maple

Maple is a smooth, even grained hardwood that is predominantly off-white in color and more uniform than other hardwoods. Mineral streaks appear naturally and are not considered defects. The ends of the stiles and the cross grain profile in the raised panel will be much darker than the rest of the door. In addition doors can be different colors. This is not considered a defect but desired by those wanting a “rustic” look.

MDF Primed

Medium density fiberboard – MDF- is a high grade, composite material that is made from recycled wood fibers and resin. MDF is machine dried and pressed to produce dense sheets of material that stands up well to changes in heat and humidity.

Paint Grade Poplar

Paint Grade Poplar is a smooth, even grained hardwood that may contain: narrow staves, sapwood, heartwood, and all other natural characteristics commonly found within this species. This grade is specifically intended for a painted finish and is significantly harder than other paint-grade woods. Skins and panels may be made from engineered wood products.

Clear Pine

Pale yellow with deep yellow to reddish-brown heartwood. Straight grained, uniform texture. Light; soft; works easily but resin exudation can be problematic. Stain control is recommended.

Red Oak

Variations in color and graining of Oak wood are commonplace some characteristics may include mineral streaks, ray flecks and pin knots. The color and grain variations add to the beauty of Oak wood.

Rift Cut Red Oak

Rift Red Oak is special cut oak wood that produce’s a straight grain appearance. There may be individual features and character marks that will appear that are natural to the wood grain. Koch Cabinets will not be responsible for character marks or color variations between sample blocks and the complete order.

Rift Cut White Oak

Rift White Oak is special cut oak wood that produce’s a straight grain appearance. There may be individual features and character marks that will appear that are natural to the wood grain. Koch Cabinets will not be responsible for character marks or color variations between sample blocks and the complete order.

Rustic Beech

Rustic Beech will vary in color tones from light tan to reddish brown, creating some color variation when finished. Rustic Beech will also have pin knots, mineral streaks and sap streaks.

• Characteristics include pecks, mineral streaks, and burls
• Knots may be present on the doors and drawers
• Distinct changes from light to dark wood grain
• Dramatic, rugged appearance

Rustic Cherry

Variations in color, knot variation, off color wood, black streaks and pits are common occurrences with Rustic Cherry. Koch Cabinets will not be responsible for color or graining variations between this door and the complete kitchen. The color and grain variations add to the beauty of the wood. Knots and streaks will vary from piece to piece. Not every door or front will show knot or streak characteristics. Distressing consists of cracks, dents, nick and wormholes.

Rustic Hickory

Rustic Hickory is sought after by those desiring unpredictable grain patterns, dark mineral streaks, knots, and vast differences in color. The colors in Rustic Hickory can range from white to reddish or dark brown and will appear randomly in frames, doors, and drawer fronts. Darker stains will tone these variations somewhat. Rustic Hickory is extremely hard with a high shock resistance. Knots will vary in size and appear randomly.

Rustic Maple

Rustic Maple is a strong heavy wood with a tight, uniform grain pattern and a smooth surface. Characteristics include burled grain, pin knots, and caramelizing. Maple varies in color from nearly white to yellow, pink, light purple and slightly reddish brown. Rustic Maple shares the same attributes as Maple, and features a random blend of natural characteristics that occur much more frequently than in Maple.

Rustic Poplar

Rustic Plank Poplar Wood Veneer is an affordable way to make a rustic looking project. Poplar can be found all around Europe. Rustic Plank Poplar is knotty random planked with mineral streaks.

Rustic Red Oak

Variations in color and graining of Rustic Red Oak wood are commonplace and Koch and Company will not be responsible for color or graining variations between the sample blocks and the complete order. The color, knots and grain variations add to the beauty of Oak wood.

Sapele

Sapele is fine to medium texture, with uniform to interlocking grain, ranging from straight to wavy or curly. Irregularities in the grain often produce highly attractive figures such as fiddleback or mottle. Sapele polishes to a high luster, with excellent working and finishing characteristics.

Stain Grade Poplar

The sapwood of Poplar is creamy white and may be streaked, with the heartwood varying from pale yellowish brown to green. The green color in the heartwood will tend to darken on exposure to light and turn brown. Poplar may have small sound knots & burls as well as slight mineral streaks. Dark stains are best for the stain grade Poplar.

Walnut

Walnut is considered a rare wood type, and it is quite durable and strong. Its coloration can be light to chocolate brown, and may contain burls, butts, and curls.

White Oak

White Oak, an American hardwood, ranges in color from a very light color to a light to dark brown heartwood. White oak is much harder and heavier than the Red Oak. White oak is characterized by a mostly straight grained wood with a medium to coarse texture.

V-GROOVE PROFILE

1 3/8th 8728 VG

The 8728 profile will have a 5/8″ veneered flat V-Groove panel.

Sticking and Profile is solid wood.

V-GROOVE PROFILE

1 3/8th 5282 VG

The 5282 profile will have 3/4″ veneered raised V-Groove panel.

Sticking and Profile is solid wood.

V-GROOVE PROFILE

1 3/8th 6715 VG

The 6715 profile will have 3/4″ veneered raised V-Groove panel.

Sticking and Profile is solid wood.

V-GROOVE PROFILE

1 3/4th 8728 VG

The 8728 profile will have a 5/8″ veneered flat V-Groove panel.

Sticking and Profile is solid wood.

V-GROOVE PROFILE

1 3/4th 7105 VG

The 7105 profile will have a 1″ veneered raised V-Groove panel.

Sticking and Profile is solid wood.

V-GROOVE PROFILE

1 3/4th 2681 VG

The 2681 profile will have a 1″ veneered raised V-Groove panel.

Sticking and Profile is solid wood.

V-GROOVE PROFILE

1 3/8th 6715 VG Section

“V” grooves are 3 1/2″ apart starting at the center of the door.
End panels will vary in size.

Sticking and Profile is solid wood.

V-GROOVE PROFILE

1 3/8th 8728 VG Section

“V” grooves are 1 1/2″ apart starting at the center of the door.
End panels will vary in size.

Sticking and Profile is solid wood.

WIPING STAIN

Briarwood

Briarwood is a wiping stain that is sprayed over the wood and then hand wiped off.

WIPING STAIN

Driftwood

Driftwood is a wiping stain that is sprayed over the wood and then hand wiped off.

WIPING STAIN

Golden

Golden is a wiping stain that is sprayed over the wood and then hand wiped off.

WIPING STAIN

Pecan

Pecan is a wiping stain that is sprayed over the wood and then hand wiped off.

WIPING STAIN

Sienna

Sienna is a wiping stain that is sprayed over the wood and then hand wiped off.

WIPING STAIN

Stone

Stone is a wiping stain that is sprayed over the wood and then hand wiped off.

Dye STAIN

Chestnut

Chestnut is a dye stain and will offer a more even coat on two tone woods.

Dye STAIN

Frontier

Frontier is a dye stain and will offer a more even coat on two tone woods.

Dye STAIN

Mocha

Mocha is a dye stain and will offer a more even coat on two tone woods.

Natural

Natural wood with a furniture finish.

Unfinished

Koch and Company offers cabinets unfinished so that you can apply a finish of your choice.

PAINT

Black

Our tinted conversion varnish paints are smooth and durable, an excellent choice for your home.

PAINT

Capri

Our tinted conversion varnish paints are smooth and durable, an excellent choice for your home.

PAINT

Charcoal Blue

Our tinted conversion varnish paints are smooth and durable, an excellent choice for your home.

PAINT

Dusk

Our tinted conversion varnish paints are smooth and durable, an excellent choice for your home.

PAINT

Fog

Our tinted conversion varnish paints are smooth and durable, an excellent choice for your home.

PAINT

Ivory

Our tinted conversion varnish paints are smooth and durable, an excellent choice for your home.

PAINT

Oyster

Our tinted conversion varnish paints are smooth and durable, an excellent choice for a kitchen or as an accent piece.

PAINT

Taupe

Our tinted conversion varnish paints are smooth and durable, an excellent choice for your home.

PAINT

White

Our tinted conversion varnish paints are smooth and durable, an excellent choice for your home.

V-GROOVE DOOR SERIES

SL-10, IM-10 and FR-10

 One Panel V-Groove Door with either Flat or Raised Panels.

Offered in SL-1 3/8th, IM-1 3/4th and FR-1 3/4th (Fire Rated) doors.

Available in Straight Top and Arch Top styles.

Bi-folds are available on SL-1 3/8th and IM-1 3/4th Doors.

V-GROOVE DOOR SERIES

SL-20, IM-20 and FR-20

Two Panel V-Groove Door with either Flat or Raised Panels.

Offered in SL-1 3/8th, IM-1 3/4th and FR-1 3/4th (Fire Rated) doors.

Available in Straight Top and Arch Top styles.

Bi-folds are available on SL-1 3/8th and IM-1 3/4th Doors.

V-GROOVE DOOR SERIES

SL-21, IM-21 and FR-21

 Two Panel V-Groove Door with either Flat or Raised Panels.

Offered in SL-1 3/8th, IM-1 3/4th and FR-1 3/4th (Fire Rated) doors.

Available in Straight Top and Arch Top styles.

Bi-folds are available on SL-1 3/8th and IM-1 3/4th Doors.

V-GROOVE DOOR SERIES

SL-30, IM-30 and FR-30

 Three Panel V-Groove Door with either Flat or Raised Panels.

Offered in SL-1 3/8th, IM-1 3/4th and FR-1 3/4th (Fire Rated) doors.

Available in Straight Top and Arch Top styles.

Bi-folds are available on SL-1 3/8th and IM-1 3/4th Doors.

1/4 Sawn Red Oak

Quartersawn Red Oak features straight Grain with some fleck patterns in the wood. A flake pattern is produced when slicing through medullary rays. The Medullary or “Ray Fleck” in Quartered Red Oak, while more subtle than that of White Oak, becomes more pronounced when the wood is finished. If you do not want ray flake consider specifying rift cut Oak. The wood is wheat to pink in color and finishing nicely.

1/4 Sawn White Oak

Quarter Sawn White Oak heartwood is variable in color and ranges from light tan or pale yellow brown to pale or dark brown. The sapwood is Quarter Sawn White Oak which is whitish to light brown in color, and is variable in width. Quarter Sawn White Oak typically has very straight grain and the creation of a “tiger stripe” effect that runs through the grain. These iridescent silver “stripes” are known as ray flecks. A flake pattern is produced when slicing through medullary rays.

Ash

Ash has a medium to coarse texture, similar to Oak. The grain is straight and regular but can sometimes be moderately curly. The heartwood is light to medium brown color.

Beech

Beech will vary in color tones from light tan to reddish brown, creating some color variation when finished. Beech will also have some pin knots and sap streaks. Variations in color and graining of Beech are commonplace and Koch Cabinets will not be responsible for color or grain variations between a sample block and the complete order.

Cherry

Cherry is moderate in hardness and strength with a fine to medium grain pattern. Cherry will darken in a short period of time. When ordering your door, understand it will be lighter in color than a sample block. The age of the color block will determine how much lighter. In addition, this sample does not display a true picture of the characteristics of the wood but only the basic color tone. Cherry has wide variations in grain and can contain some white areas that, even when stained, will be lighter than the basic red color.

Clear Alder

Alder is a soft wood, known for its straight grain and even texture. Its color can range from light red to reddish brown. Alder dents easily and having softwood and hardwood characteristics, will absorb excess stain creating dark areas but also absorb minimal stain creating light areas. This variance is not considered a defect. Alder may display pin knots, grain fuzz and mineral streaks.

Hem Fir

Hem-Fir is white to a light straw color, sometimes with a slight lavender cast, especially around the knots and the growth rings.

Hickory

Hickory is sought after by those desiring unpredictable grain patterns and vast differences in color. The colors in Hickory can range from white to reddish or dark brown and will appear randomly giving it a calico appearance. Hickory is extremely hard with a high shock resistance. Mineral streaks appear naturally and are not considered defects. Burls, water stains and sound knots can also be be a characteristic. Hickory lends itself to lighter stains that accentuate the color variations contained naturally in the wood. Darker stains will tone these variations somewhat.

Knotty Alder

Knotty Alder will contain natural sound defects and possess all inherent characteristics of Alder. Minimal color or grain matching is done to preserve strong character. Characteristics that will be represented are mineral streaks, natural color variations, grain variations and sound knots. There will be a random blend of knots and burls. The amount, size and placement of natural characteristics will vary, and the consistency (or lack of) is not considered cause for replacement.

Natural Birch

Birch is a smooth, even grained hardwood that is predominantly off-white with some brown variation giving it a calico appearance. Birch cabinets with a wiping stain will not be consistent in color. The ends of the stiles and the cross grain profile in the raised panel will be much darker than the rest of the door. In addition, the face frame, doors, and drawer fronts can be different colors. This is not considered a defect but desired by those wanting a “rustic” look.

Maple

Maple is a smooth, even grained hardwood that is predominantly off-white in color and more uniform than other hardwoods. Mineral streaks appear naturally and are not considered defects. The ends of the stiles and the cross grain profile in the raised panel will be much darker than the rest of the door. In addition doors can be different colors. This is not considered a defect but desired by those wanting a “rustic” look.

MDF Primed

Medium density fiberboard – MDF- is a high grade, composite material that is made from recycled wood fibers and resin. MDF is machine dried and pressed to produce dense sheets of material that stands up well to changes in heat and humidity.

Paint Grade Poplar

Paint Grade Poplar is a smooth, even grained hardwood that may contain: narrow staves, sapwood, heartwood, and all other natural characteristics commonly found within this species. This grade is specifically intended for a painted finish and is significantly harder than other paint-grade woods. Skins and panels may be made from engineered wood products.

Clear Pine

Pale yellow with deep yellow to reddish-brown heartwood. Straight grained, uniform texture. Light; soft; works easily but resin exudation can be problematic. Stain control is recommended.

Red Oak

Variations in color and graining of Oak wood are commonplace some characteristics may include mineral streaks, ray flecks and pin knots. The color and grain variations add to the beauty of Oak wood.

Rift Cut Red Oak

Rift Red Oak is special cut oak wood that produce’s a straight grain appearance. There may be individual features and character marks that will appear that are natural to the wood grain. Koch Cabinets will not be responsible for character marks or color variations between sample blocks and the complete order.

Rift Cut White Oak

Rift White Oak is special cut oak wood that produce’s a straight grain appearance. There may be individual features and character marks that will appear that are natural to the wood grain. Koch Cabinets will not be responsible for character marks or color variations between sample blocks and the complete order.

Rustic Beech

Rustic Beech will vary in color tones from light tan to reddish brown, creating some color variation when finished. Rustic Beech will also have pin knots, mineral streaks and sap streaks.

• Characteristics include pecks, mineral streaks, and burls
• Knots may be present on the doors and drawers
• Distinct changes from light to dark wood grain
• Dramatic, rugged appearance

Rustic Cherry

Variations in color, knot variation, off color wood, black streaks and pits are common occurrences with Rustic Cherry. Koch Cabinets will not be responsible for color or graining variations between this door and the complete kitchen. The color and grain variations add to the beauty of the wood. Knots and streaks will vary from piece to piece. Not every door or front will show knot or streak characteristics. Distressing consists of cracks, dents, nick and wormholes.

Rustic Hickory

Rustic Hickory is sought after by those desiring unpredictable grain patterns, dark mineral streaks, knots, and vast differences in color. The colors in Rustic Hickory can range from white to reddish or dark brown and will appear randomly in frames, doors, and drawer fronts. Darker stains will tone these variations somewhat. Rustic Hickory is extremely hard with a high shock resistance. Knots will vary in size and appear randomly.

Rustic Maple

Rustic Maple is a strong heavy wood with a tight, uniform grain pattern and a smooth surface. Characteristics include burled grain, pin knots, and caramelizing. Maple varies in color from nearly white to yellow, pink, light purple and slightly reddish brown. Rustic Maple shares the same attributes as Maple, and features a random blend of natural characteristics that occur much more frequently than in Maple.

Rustic Poplar

Rustic Plank Poplar Wood Veneer is an affordable way to make a rustic looking project. Poplar can be found all around Europe. Rustic Plank Poplar is knotty random planked with mineral streaks.

Rustic Red Oak

Variations in color and graining of Rustic Red Oak wood are commonplace and Koch and Company will not be responsible for color or graining variations between the sample blocks and the complete order. The color, knots and grain variations add to the beauty of Oak wood.

Sapele

Sapele is fine to medium texture, with uniform to interlocking grain, ranging from straight to wavy or curly. Irregularities in the grain often produce highly attractive figures such as fiddleback or mottle. Sapele polishes to a high luster, with excellent working and finishing characteristics.

Stain Grade Poplar

The sapwood of Poplar is creamy white and may be streaked, with the heartwood varying from pale yellowish brown to green. The green color in the heartwood will tend to darken on exposure to light and turn brown. Poplar may have small sound knots & burls as well as slight mineral streaks. Dark stains are best for the stain grade Poplar.

Walnut

Walnut is considered a rare wood type, and it is quite durable and strong. Its coloration can be light to chocolate brown, and may contain burls, butts, and curls.

White Oak

White Oak, an American hardwood, ranges in color from a very light color to a light to dark brown heartwood. White oak is much harder and heavier than the Red Oak. White oak is characterized by a mostly straight grained wood with a medium to coarse texture.

V-GROOVE PROFILE

1 3/8th 8728 VG

The 8728 profile will have a 5/8″ veneered flat V-Groove panel.

Sticking and Profile is solid wood.

V-GROOVE PROFILE

1 3/8th 5282 VG

The 5282 profile will have 3/4″ veneered raised V-Groove panel.

Sticking and Profile is solid wood.

V-GROOVE PROFILE

1 3/8th 6715 VG

The 6715 profile will have 3/4″ veneered raised V-Groove panel.

Sticking and Profile is solid wood.

V-GROOVE PROFILE

1 3/4th 8728 VG

The 8728 profile will have a 5/8″ veneered flat V-Groove panel.

Sticking and Profile is solid wood.

V-GROOVE PROFILE

1 3/4th 7105 VG

The 7105 profile will have a 1″ veneered raised V-Groove panel.

Sticking and Profile is solid wood.

V-GROOVE PROFILE

1 3/4th 2681 VG

The 2681 profile will have a 1″ veneered raised V-Groove panel.

Sticking and Profile is solid wood.

V-GROOVE PROFILE

1 3/8th 6715 VG Section

“V” grooves are 3 1/2″ apart starting at the center of the door.
End panels will vary in size.

Sticking and Profile is solid wood.

V-GROOVE PROFILE

1 3/8th 8728 VG Section

“V” grooves are 1 1/2″ apart starting at the center of the door.
End panels will vary in size.

Sticking and Profile is solid wood.

WIPING STAIN

Briarwood

Briarwood is a wiping stain that is sprayed over the wood and then hand wiped off.

WIPING STAIN

Driftwood

Driftwood is a wiping stain that is sprayed over the wood and then hand wiped off.

WIPING STAIN

Golden

Golden is a wiping stain that is sprayed over the wood and then hand wiped off.

WIPING STAIN

Pecan

Pecan is a wiping stain that is sprayed over the wood and then hand wiped off.

WIPING STAIN

Sienna

Sienna is a wiping stain that is sprayed over the wood and then hand wiped off.

WIPING STAIN

Stone

Stone is a wiping stain that is sprayed over the wood and then hand wiped off.

Dye STAIN

Chestnut

Chestnut is a dye stain and will offer a more even coat on two tone woods.

Dye STAIN

Frontier

Frontier is a dye stain and will offer a more even coat on two tone woods.

Dye STAIN

Mocha

Mocha is a dye stain and will offer a more even coat on two tone woods.

Natural

Natural wood with a furniture finish.

Unfinished

Koch and Company offers cabinets unfinished so that you can apply a finish of your choice.

PAINT

Black

Our tinted conversion varnish paints are smooth and durable, an excellent choice for your home.

PAINT

Capri

Our tinted conversion varnish paints are smooth and durable, an excellent choice for your home.

PAINT

Charcoal Blue

Our tinted conversion varnish paints are smooth and durable, an excellent choice for your home.

PAINT

Dusk

Our tinted conversion varnish paints are smooth and durable, an excellent choice for your home.

PAINT

Fog

Our tinted conversion varnish paints are smooth and durable, an excellent choice for your home.

PAINT

Ivory

Our tinted conversion varnish paints are smooth and durable, an excellent choice for your home.

PAINT

Oyster

Our tinted conversion varnish paints are smooth and durable, an excellent choice for a kitchen or as an accent piece.

PAINT

Taupe

Our tinted conversion varnish paints are smooth and durable, an excellent choice for your home.

PAINT

White

Our tinted conversion varnish paints are smooth and durable, an excellent choice for your home.