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Happy Clients
Recent purchase
My experience was very positive from visiting the store to delivery on my beautiful bookcases. So happy with the look and quality of my purchase. Thank you.
Donna
Westwood dining table and chairs
We absolutely love our new furniture. It’s very well made and looks amazing! Excellent service as well.
Suzanne
Another wonderful experience
My husband and I went to Millbank Furniture (this time) to ask about having a custom made coffee table built. We used a bench they had on their show room as inspiration and changed the size a bit. They provided us with a couple of quotes and they were extremely helpful in helping us pick out a stain for the piece. They advised the piece would take up to ten weeks to complete. When, under that time frame by a couple of weeks, they called to say it was ready, we went to pick it up (although delivery was offered). The stained wormy maple wood has so much texture to it. It looks very modern but comfortable in the sitting room it was designed for. This is the fourth piece we’ve worked with Millbank Furniture on and once again, we’re exceptionally pleased with the end product and would recommend anyone looking for that special piece of furniture, to visit Millbank Furniture. Our pieces will be handed down to generations to come!
Patti
Outstanding Service
This store is outstanding. From the customer service to the workmanship, we cannot say enough. Helen was kind, helpful and precise. We will definitely be returning for any future furniture needs.
Shelley
Outstanding quality and service
We purchased a large Leka dining table and 12 chairs for our dining room. As a large family, with some small kids, we weren’t sure what to purchase that would be comfortable and provide us with the look we were after. Our every expectation has been exceeded. The colour of the table, the chairs that were recommended and the whole look together is exactly what we wanted. The only thing better than the products themselves was the service we received. We visited the store a few times before purchasing and each individual the offered us help were outstanding. They helped us chose the table based on our very vague descriptions and moved chairs all over the store so we could see what each idea we had would look like like. They are knowledgeable about stain, grain and woods and helped us select the right product for our family. We will always look at MIllbank first when wanting to invest in quality, beautiful furniture!
Caity and Graham Denstedt
Deacons Bench
Staff was very helpful and a pleasure to work with, Thanks Rebecca, craftsmanship was superb and it makes a beautiful addition to our foyer. Highly Recommend
Deb
Wood and Stain
Wood has many natural and distinctive characteristics. As wood is a natural product each board has its own unique growth pattern. This means that no two trees will look the same and there will be varying wood grain and patterns with each piece of furniture. Each board will have slight variation in colour depending on how the wood absorbs the stain colour. This is not considered a defect as it does not affect the structural integrity of the wood.
Pine is a creamy white colour and knots are a common characteristic. The grade of pine used is “one common” grade. This demands only tight knots and less defects. The knots will also be small and are not as dark and coarse as the knots in a lower grade.
Disclaimer: the finisher is NOT responsible for variation from the sample. Although these sample photos are taken by professional photographers; we still find that there is variation depending on the screen / settings used to view the samples. We strive to ensure stains are as close to the samples as possible, however, there still may be variation due to the natural grain in wood. We are not responsible for the dissimilarity of the sample shown on your screen compared to our samples here at the showroom. We recommend coming into the showroom to see the samples, in person, to avoid disappointment.
Wormy maple also comes from maple trees, but trees that have been infested by the ambrosia beetle. This small beetle bores a network of tunnels and short galleries called cradles. These cradles appear as small holes in the wormy maple wood. There will also be black and grey streaks that accompany each tunnel and adjacent wood, a fungus is responsible for this. The holes and streaks add a unique look to the wood without affecting its structural integrity and as the wood is kiln dried, it will contain no beetles.
Disclaimer: the finisher is NOT responsible for variation from the sample. Although these sample photos are taken by professional photographers; we still find that there is variation depending on the screen / settings used to view the samples. We strive to ensure stains are as close to the samples as possible, however, there still may be variation due to the natural grain in wood. We are not responsible for the dissimilarity of the sample shown on your screen compared to our samples here at the showroom. We recommend coming into the showroom to see the samples, in person, to avoid disappointment.
Oak (Red Oak): oak wood comes from an oak tree, which consists of sapwood and heartwood. The sapwood tends to be a light brown colour while the heartwood is a pinkish reddish brown. Oak does have more of a coarse grain than maple wood.
QcOak (Quarter Sawn Oak): quarter sawn oak wood comes from an oak tree. The difference between the quarter sawn oak and oak is the angle in which the wood is cut. When cutting quarter sawn oak, the quarter log is mounted on the table so that the growth rings hit the blade at right angles. The quarter slicing cut produces a straight grain effect as well as a flake pattern.
Disclaimer: the finisher is NOT responsible for variation from the sample. Although these sample photos are taken by professional photographers; we still find that there is variation depending on the screen / settings used to view the samples. We strive to ensure stains are as close to the samples as possible, however, there still may be variation due to the natural grain in wood. We are not responsible for the dissimilarity of the sample shown on your screen compared to our samples here at the showroom. We recommend coming into the showroom to see the samples, in person, to avoid disappointment.
Maple: maple trees consist of both sapwood and heartwood. Sapwood tends to be lighter in colour with a greyish white hue and the heartwood will vary from light to dark reddish brown. For the maple wood, only the sapwood is used, and the heartwood is sorted out.
Brown Maple: brown maple comes from the same tree as maple. The difference being that with maple the heartwood is sorted out, but with brown maple both the sapwood and the heartwood are used. Therefore, the brown maple is not as consistent in colour as maple because there will be a mix of the greyish white hues from the sapwood and the reddish hues from the heartwood.
Disclaimer: the finisher is NOT responsible for variation from the sample. Although these sample photos are taken by professional photographers; we still find that there is variation depending on the screen / settings used to view the samples. We strive to ensure stains are as close to the samples as possible, however, there still may be variation due to the natural grain in wood. We are not responsible for the dissimilarity of the sample shown on your screen compared to our samples here at the showroom. We recommend coming into the showroom to see the samples, in person, to avoid disappointment.
