Name the supplied wood.
Request the species for the selected series and configuration, rather than relying on the phrase wood interior.
Windows · Manchester, Washington
Window replacement in Manchester with a natural-wood interior needs the species specified before a stain color is treated as the match.
The same finish name on two different woods can leave a different grain and appearance. Bring the retained room woodwork into the sample discussion while the window choice is still open.

Window replacement
Ask which interior wood species the actual window series offers and request a representative sample with the proposed finish. Compare it beside the woodwork that will remain in the room, then record the species and finish together in the order. If the supplier proposes another species, revisit that comparison instead of assuming the stain name preserves the original choice.
Request the species for the selected series and configuration, rather than relying on the phrase wood interior.
View the proposed wood and finish beside retained casing, floors or cabinetry; acknowledge natural grain variation.
Have the supplier identify a species change and provide the corresponding sample before the order is released.
Before work begins
The County guide identifies new or replacement windows as permit-required work. Provide the actual unit, opening and any related wall changes; confirm whether a mapped design provision applies to this property.
A wood sample does not settle the unit’s operation, glazing performance or installation details. Keep those specifications identifiable beside the interior selection.
Record the species and finish as separate parts of the selection.
Ask for a representative physical sample and discuss natural variation with the supplier.
Review its sample beside the retained room finishes before approving the substitution.
Share room photographs and the proposed species, finish and any available physical sample.