In our most recent newsletter we touched on the characteristics of a variety wood used for crafting fine furniture and cabinetry. In this post we offer a more in-depth look at the difference between red and white oak. Species and Groups There are two trees that are known specifically as red oak and white oak by […]
T. Scholl Fine Woodworks recently reached a thousand saves on Houzz. This means photos of our custom cabinetry and hand crafted furniture have been saved by Houzz users a thousand times. It is a special honor to know that so many people are interested in our craftsmanship. Have you found T. Scholl Fine Woodworks on […]
Reclaimed wood has a variety of meanings. Typically, the phrase reclaimed wood refers to wood that was no longer serving its original purpose and was likely on its way to a landfill. Reclaimed wood can be used from old barns, ships, shipping crates, dilapidated homes, and even pieces of furniture. Reclaimed wood can also refer to logs that are […]
Recently T. Scholl Fine Woodworks had the privilege of working with excellent designers at Allen-Guerra to craft custom cabinetry featured in award winning homes. The Summit County Parade of Homes featured 17 amazing mountain homes during two weekends in September. We crafted custom cabinetry for homes #04 and #14. Home #14 won multiple awards including “Best Kitchen” and “Best […]
The Mountain Pine Beetle or MPB is an insect that has been devastating the forests of Colorado for many years. They attack primarily lodgepole pines, but have also been known to invade scotch, limber and ponderosa pines as well. The pine beetle usually attacks larger, older trees that are under some stress due to overcrowding, […]
