Valley View Oak Construction
You may not see the time and talent invested into each mortise and tenon joint, dovetail drawer, or hand-planed top, but you will feel the difference each time you welcome guests to your table, serve a meal to your family and securely close treasures in your hutch.
Compiled here are only a few of the construction techniques we use to create solid wood furniture that lasts. Many of these methods are from years ago, when they really did build furniture to last a lifetime. Countless treasured antiques of today live on thanks to the careful preservation and solid building techniques of the original craftsmen. We are carrying on this tradition of quality through the Valley View Oak furniture.
Mortise & Tenon
Mortise and tenon joints will provide structural stability for years to come.
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Dovetailed Drawers
The classic technique of dovetailing all four corners of the drawer ensures the strongest joint possible.
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Cabinet Backs Screwed
Flush mounted wood cabinet backs are fastened by screws.
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Table Corner Braces
Leg tables have interlocking corner blocks fastened by screws. This gives a significant amount of added durability.
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Sealed Table Edges
Table edges are sealed with a special sealer to keep the joints on the table top fitting tightly.
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Catalyzed Varnish
Our 7 step catalyzed varnish finishes are the toughest and most durable finishes available in the industry today.
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Floating Panel
Raised panel doors have "spacing balls" in frame. This allows for natural expansion and contraction and prevents cracks and rattling.
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Stop in at a Retail Store today to really see and feel the difference in construction!
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