3-Row Natural Wooden Trading Card Storage Box | Oak, Maple, or Cherry

That’s a great question! I’d love to be able to do that for you, but our little shop is a bit of a 'dust factory' when the saws are humming. Since we don't have a separate, sealed-off finishing room, I’d have to shut down every machine and wait for the air to completely clear just to brush on a coat of stain. To make sure I can keep building and getting orders out to everyone on time, I keep things simple and send our boxes out in their beautiful natural wood. I hope you understand!

You sure don't. In fact, most folks who buy our boxes leave them just the way they are! If you look back at how the old-time furniture makers did things, they didn't have all these modern sprays and finishes we have today, and their work has lasted for generations.

We use high-quality wood that’s built to stand the test of time all on its own. While you’re welcome to add your own touch if you would like to, there’s no need to —your box is ready to go the second it gets home.

If you’re itching to add a little extra shine or color, we always say keep it simple! Since we’ve already done the heavy lifting with the sanding, a nice natural furniture wax or a simple wipe-on oil (like linseed or tung oil) works wonders.

You don't need any fancy spray booths or expensive tools—just a soft lint-free cloth and a little elbow grease. It really brings out the grain and gives it that smooth-as-silk feel. But remember, the wood is plenty beautiful on its own, so only add a finish if you're looking for a fun little afternoon project!

It absolutely will! One of the best things about using real, solid wood is that it actually gains a bit of 'soul' over time. Instead of wearing out like plastic, the wood will naturally deepen and develop a richer, warmer tone as the years go by. It’s a very subtle process that just makes the grain look even better—much like a cherished piece of heirloom furniture that's been in the family for ages. It’s built to grow old with you,