Most of that is zebra wood. We stained the outside with a mahogany to make it pop with the reddish color.
Looks good so far. Always wanted to make a few calls. Do you have a supplier you like to use to get some of the components (excluding wood)?
Very nice. That stuff is tricky to work with, especially in the router. The sugar sap plugs up blades and smokes the wood.
Better think twice about the wood floor idea. Those dogs will wreck it. Been there! I suggest replacing with ceramic that looks like wood. Looks good and wears like iron. Dogs can't hurt it. No worries about water on the floor if sliding door is left open. Lots of patterns are available. When removing the ceramic, pull up the underlay too. Should come up easily if it's only been nailed down (hopefully some cheap contractor used box nails instead of screws). Even if screwed down you'll likely tear up the surface of underlay trying to remove tile. Pull it all up and start over. If they used mud board underlay it will be messy but I really doubt you'll be able to reuse it. Too much hassle to try. Also, if you decide to go with wood look ceramic and replace underlay, do not use the special underlayment plywood marked for screw placement. It's too smooth and tile glue doesn't stick to it well. Just use quarter inch regular plywood and mark it with chalk string. Rougher plywood bonds better to glue. Or you can pay the bucks for mudboard but I've found it's unnecessary even in heavy use areas like my back porch.
That finish is good stuff. mtmuley
