Any of those woods will be sufficiently sturdy, but it depends more on the construction than the type of wood. They are all hardwoods. If you had a picture or link, that would be helpful. Are you sure they are actually made of these woods, or offered in finishes called "Teak," etc? More importantly, are they finished or unfinished? If you plan to eventually stain to cherry color, you want unfinished wood. If they are finished, I'd suggest you just pick the one you like the best; it doesn't have to match your cabinets if it's a standalone piece. I could see any of them as being compatible with cherry; I'd probably go with either the maple or oak, for color.

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