The 470 Classic Shaker Rocker with Lumbar Back
| NON-TOXIC PAINT AND STAIN FINISHES
View larger samples of the finish selections by clicking on the small samples below. Please note that these colors are close approximations to the actual colors. Due to monitor variations and natural variations in the wood itself, the actual colors may vary from what you see here. |
| AVAILABLE ROCKER FINISHES - SUITABLE FOR INDOOR OR COVERED PORCH USE |
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| Natural (std finish) | White | Hunter Green | **Charleston Green | Black | Geranium Red |
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| New England Yellow | New England Green | Seaside | Navy | Habanaro Chili | Haint Blue |
| PREMIUM HAND RUBBED STAIN FINISHES | |||||
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| Hand Rubbed Cherry Stain | Hand Rubbed Village Oak Stain | Hand Rubbed Harvest Oak Stain | Hand Rubbed Medium Oak Stain | ||
** A NOTE ABOUT THE TROUTMAN CHARLESTON GREEN FINISH**
Legend says that Charleston Green, a green so deep it looks black, came about after the Civil War when Union troops sent buckets of black paint to help rebuild the decimated town. Colorful Charleston residents couldn't bear the thought of their Holy City being painted government-issued black, so they tinted the paint with yellow and green, creating Charleston's signature greenish-black accent color. However it came about the color can best be described as bluish-blackish-green. Some paint recipes have the mixture as 70% black, 27% green, and 3% yellow. It has been said that only a trained eye with bright light can distinguish the difference between the color black and the color of Charleston Green and this can also be said about the Troutman Charleston Green finish. If you are looking for a color that is overtly green you may like Hunter Green better but if you are looking for the historic color of Charleston Green you'll be very happy with this finish.
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