Cabinet door hinges are adjusted at the factory, but may require adjustments after installation.

All cabinet materials are graded to industry standard, but you can expect some variations, including:

• Naturally occurring color, grain and texture differences
• Color deviations, even within the same section of wood
• Differences between open and closed-grain areas
• Variations in the finishing process; each piece of wood is unique and responds differently to the finishing materials used

Excessive heat and moisture can damage your cabinetry. Cabinet finishes should not be exposed to heat in excess of 174 degrees. Avoid placing or mounting small appliances beneath your wall cabinets. These appliances (such as coffee makers or toasters) can produce excessive heat which can cause discoloration or swelling of the wood. Avoid hanging damp items such as dish towels over cabinet frames or doors.

If you install more cabinetry of the same stain or paint color at a later date, they may not match the original cabinets. This can be due to several factors such as:

• Exposure to sunlight, smoke, and chemicals
• Change in door samples or displays due to age

Because of these factors, Timberlake is not responsible for texture differences or color and grain variations in the wood or laminate materials used in your cabinets.