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Monday, August 23rd, 2010
Are you living in northeast Ohio and plan to have some work done on your home, perhaps some custom woodworking? Do you know what type of wood you would like to have as trim and cabinetry throughout your home? Hardwoods are always an excellent choice, both for their beauty and durability, and mahogany is a very popular option. When you decide that you want to have custom woodwork done in your home, you need to make sure that you hire expert craftspeople who take pride in their work and use genuine mahogany lumber. You need to see the professionals at Rino’s Woodworking Shop, Inc. All moldings are unique in their design and made from only the finest wood in the world, including genuine mahogany lumber.
What You Can Have Done with Genuine Mahogany Lumber
At Rino’s Woodworking Shop, Inc., you will find craftspeople creating custom wood molding from genuine mahogany lumber, and there are many things that you can have made that will look amazing in your home. Have beautiful hand rails created for your stairways, and you can even have lovely bar rails made. Don’t forget about crown molding, casing, baseboard, panel molding, and many other types of molding that the professionals at Rino’s can create just for you. Once you place your order, your molding is created and then shipped to you for easy installation. Or, if you like to work with your hands and want to get a bit creative, you can create your own molding from the genuine mahogany lumber that is available at Rino’s. (more…)
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Monday, August 23rd, 2010
If you are looking to have some custom woodworking done in your home, or would like to build some items from quality wood, one of the best choices you can make is to use mahogany wood. This is an extremely durable wood that is not only beautiful to look at, but will stand up to a lot of abuse and will also stand the test of time. Many people think that mahogany wood is some of the most valuable wood in the world, not only because of the quality of the wood, but also because of the rarity. If you are looking for mahogany wood for your woodworking projects, you can find everything you need when you visit the Rino’s Woodworking Shop, Inc. showroom, located at 36475 Biltmore Ave. in Willoughby, Ohio.
What You Can Build with Mahogany
Because mahogany wood is such a strong and durable wood, there are many different things that can be built with it, from molding to cabinets to furniture and much more. Mahogany wood usually has a grain that is pretty straight, and you will rarely see any knots or other imperfections in it. Because the trees are so large, mahogany wood is considered to be excellent for building furniture. In fact, a lot of the finest furniture in 1700’s America was made from mahogany wood, and you will find many of these pieces still surviving today.
Even many electric guitars are built using mahogany wood, including the Gibson Les Paul. The mahogany wood produces a beautiful warm tone for the instruments, and you will often see guitar necks made from mahogany wood as well. And in addition to furniture, cabinetry, molding and musical instruments, mahogany wood is also often used to build pianos, boats, and many outdoor furnishings and decks.
What Is Mahogany Wood Lumber?
Mahogany lumber is highly prized lumber that is usually free of any imperfections, such as knots and other deformities. Mahogany wood has a uniform grain that can be either straight or wavy, and because no two trees are alike, your woodworking projects using mahogany wood will always be unique, one of a kind items.
Mahogany wood is very resistant to rotting and is ideal for outdoor furniture, decks and other woodworking items that are going to be in damp areas and it is great for many projects, because it polishes to a beautiful luster that you will be proud to show off.
What Is Mahogany Wood Bar Rail?
Bar rail, also known as bar molding, is a piece of wood that is built around a bar to make it look beautiful and finished and gives the bar a smooth and polished look. And it will hide any joinings, so that even if you build your bar yourself, the finished product will look like it was created by a professional craftsperson. Basically, bar molding does the same thing for a bar that crown molding does for a room: it adds a touch of beauty and elegance.
If you would like to learn more about mahogany wood for your projects, you can visit the Rino’s Woodworking Shop, Inc. showroom, or you can shop safely online at www.rinoswoodworking.com.

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Thursday, September 24th, 2009
While oak is a very popular, high quality hardwood that is popular for furniture and other home accessories, many people may not realize that there are many styles of oak crown molding that can finish off any room beautifully.
Beautiful oak crown molding is available in finished and unfinished styles that can help to highlight existing décor, and complement any style of furniture. From basic traditional style to art deco, and beyond, you can find the perfect crown molding to add a finishing touch to the personal statement that you want to make with your home. (more…)
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Wednesday, September 23rd, 2009
Installing crown molding is a great way to give any room a finished style in a very short amount of time. Hardwood crown molding can add classic style that speaks volumes about your own unique tastes; and it complements other furnishings, without being overbearing.
Cherry is a wonderful hardwood choice for crown molding and other interior hardwood finish pieces. It develops a rich patina as it ages – you can have your cherry crown molding stained, or you can leave it unfinished and let time take its’ course. (more…)
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Friday, September 18th, 2009
If you are tired of staring at the same old walls day after day, there is an easy solution that can transform a boring room into a stunning masterpiece in as little as a single weekend.
Crown molding is a decorative type of trim that lies flush along the upper portion of a room’s walls where they meet with the ceiling. It is available in many styles that suit every kind of decor and we offer attractive pricing options as well. Installing crown molding as a weekend project is a great idea for homeowners who want to spruce up their homes, without spending a lot of money.

Types and Styles of Crown Molding
Crown molding is sold in lengths, normally by the piece. Some types of crown molding are very inexpensive and lightweight; just keep in mind that if you go with a foam type molding substance rather than traditional wood, you will probably not be able to paint or stain it to match your current woodwork which is not ideal. This type of molding is also much less durable than the quality hardwood crown molding that we supply at Rino’s Woodworking. (more…)
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Tuesday, August 18th, 2009
If you’re looking for custom curved bar rail and curved wood molding you’ve come to the right place. Commonly known as Chicago bar rail, the wood’s gently-shaped profile adds a classic tavern feel to any bar while keeping spills contained on the bar top. Rino’s Woodworking specializes in custom bar rail that can be designed to your exact specifications. We supply beautiful curved bar rail moldings that are created with the greatest attention to detail and quality. Our curved bar moldings can be made of any species of wood – including Poplar, Red Oak, White Oak, Cherry, Mahogany and rare and exotic woods at your request. We use only the finest kiln dried wood for our bar rail and moldings and our curved bar rail moldings can be shipped nationwide.
Why you should use curved bar rail
If you’re designing or building a custom bar for your home or have an project that requires a high-end look inside our outside your home, custom curved bar rail can give you a beautiful finished look instead of the standard pointed corner that comes from a simple miter cut and connecting two straight pieces of bar railing.
Are you looking for a compliment to your beautiful bar? We’re also able to create any type of curve you desire for windows, doorways or arches in your design. Our most popular request is for half-round moldings, elliptical moldings, eyebrow moldings and ovals.
Please contact us today to discuss your next project and how we can help you create something special. Rino’s Woodworking Shop, Inc. always pledges that no matter what specialty service you need, you’ll receive the same superior level of pride, flexibility, craftsmanship and attention to detail. There are no limits to what you can build; if you can dream it, we can help you build it.
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Friday, July 17th, 2009
Oak lumber is one of the most attractive and durable woods available in the United States and for that reason we’d like to give you some tips about what to look for when buying oak lumber online at Rino’s Woodworking or at our showroom. If you’re ordering online you should verify that the wood meets your standards before it’s shipped, but in general we only sell lumber that is rated FAS 1 or 2 which are the highest ratings possible. If you are purchasing wood for interior finish work or a special woodworking project, it’s important to make sure you’re getting the best wood possible. (FAS Rating)
Before we start, the first thing you need to establish is what type of project you’re undertaking. Are you looking for a beautiful wood and mostly focused on a perfect appearance or are you more interested in structural strength. This will be a guiding factor in your decisions. (more…)
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Thursday, July 16th, 2009
Oak is one of the most popular woods used in woodworking today – specifically for molding – and it’s used by craftsmen in everything from flooring to furniture and everything in between. In fact, over one third of all hardwood produced in the United States is oak. Oak wood has been an important part of man’s history and it has served every conceivable purpose from supporting peasant shacks to building and decorating castles, mansions, churches and even grand battleships. Oak has become a dominant part of our lives and the world around us – especially with decorative oak molding in homes and on fine furnishings.
There are actually about 295 kinds of oaks, but for woodworking there are two broad categories: red oak and white oak – and we stock both. When you’re considering this choice you should first compare the shades of each species. Oak wood can vary from a bright white to a dark brown so the choice you make can influence the look of the room greatly. Next, consider what you’re using the wood for because each wood has it’s own special characteristics. (more…)
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Tuesday, July 14th, 2009
There are many different and high quality species of wood available for your woodworking and construction projects at Rino’s Woodworking Shop. In fact, we’re able to get almost any type of wood through our network of suppliers, so just ask. For many though, it may be difficult to know how to make the best decision. With all the factors involved, including quality, grade, cost, grain, color, durability and availability you might get lost. If you’re not sure about how to choose the right wood for your next project you should talk to the experts – your helpful and friendly staff at Rino’s Woodworking Shop. We’ll be able to guide you every step of the way.
As we’ve said, all wood is not created equal. Wood with good working properties such as basswood, or alder, may not have the strength or durability for your project. At the same time, other woods such as cherry, or oak that have nice finishing qualities may not be the color of choice for the project.
The following paragraphs will introduce you to the basics of choosing wood for your next woodworking project. (more…)
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Thursday, June 18th, 2009
Red or white, oak is beautiful, as well as strong. Oak delivers more than adequate strength for molding projects, whether it is a decorative application as in crown molding or a basic oak baseboard installation. The warmth and beauty oak wood provides just draws you into the wood.
Oak, known as a hardwood, is the popular wood of choice for any molding application. Oak’s features are hard, heavy and strong, easy to work with as it turns, carves and bends well. Sanding, finishing and the stability of oak wood are the reasons most woodworkers choose to work with oak. (more…)
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