Thermal Fused Door Standard Collection

Thermal Fused Door Standard Collection
Attractive standard woodgrain face colors by Wilsonart®
Asian Sand
7952K
Blond Echo
7939K
Beigewood
7850
New Age Oak
7938
High Line
7970K
Fusion Maple
7909
Monticello Maple
7925
Brazilwood
7946
Harvest Maple
7953
Fonthill Pear
10745
Huntington Maple
7929
Asian Sun
7951K
Uptown Walnut
7971K
River Cherry
7937
Walnut Heights
7965K
Nepal Teak
7209K
The Maiman
Standard Collection
of woodgrain colors
by Wilsonart®
will anchor your
design with
exceptional
durability and
aesthetic appeal.
Wild Cherry
7054
Amber Cherry
7919K
Biltmore Cherry
7924K
Allow a leadtime of
4 weeks. No minimum
quantities required.
Custom colors are
available upon request.
• 28 Standard faces
• Edge-banded on 4 sides
English Oak
7885K
Zanzibar
7957K
Shaker Cherry
7935K
• Durable; guaranteed not
to delaminate
• 42 Lb. density industrial
particle core
• STC ratings from 32 to 46
• Available fire-rated up to
90 minutes
• Lites and louvers
Versailles Anigre
7923K
Mambo
7948K
Colombian Walnut
7943K
The samples shown here
are intended to be used as
a guide.
Due to commercial
printing processes the
colors displayed may not
be completely accurate.
Please ask an expert at
Maiman for a color sample
to choose exact colors.
Phone: (417) 862-0681
Email: info@maiman.com
Website: www.maiman.com
Brighton Walnut
7922K
Empire Mahogany
7122K
Cafelle
7933K
Maiman Thermal Fused Doors are perfect for:
• Hospitality
• Multi-Family Housing
• Healthcare
• Continuing Care
Communities
• Schools
• Offices
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hardware from ASSA ABLOY Group brands.
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• Restaurants
• Retail
• Dormitories
• Day Care
• Government/Military
• Sports/Athletic
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Springfield, MO 65803
Phone: 417-862-0681
Fax: 417-862-3780
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5/31/13