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#26070 Meenan Mahogany elliptical unit with seeded glass. 

#27348 Alegria Walnut Pivot Door

#25867 Laustrup Alder wood. with walnut inlay accents

#27248 Pena Pivot door Mahogany flush door 

#27371 Borruso  Contemporary Door with Acid Etched glass

#26831 Pick 48" x 10 ft tall Pivot door made of Walnut

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We work with custom home builders, architects, and  home owners across the US and Canada and understand the importance of getting it right the first time.  Our passion for beautiful hardwood doors is unsurpassed. 

If you have something special in mind to set off your custom home, call us.  We build premium wood doors from scratch.

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Cherry wood pivot door with steel inlay and green tinted glass sidelight.


Established in 1999

Our endless efforts to improve our product and service offerings are enhanced by the contributions our customers make.  We implement polices and practices that insure our customers and company the least chance for loss in order that we keep our operating costs low and our value high. 

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Waverly Community House

Waverly Community House

  • About the Restoration

    This door unit was brought to us in pieces. We removed the 100 year old glass and delivered it to a leaded glass specialist where over a couple of months, every solder was reworked and most of the leaded floweretes, eagles and mouldings recast in lead. When the glass was returned to us, we made new sashes to encase the old glass.


    The frame was built in two different wood types -- the exterior half in mahogany and the interior half in oak. The unit was originally built with different profiles on the outside and inside.  We also received samples of the old mouldings. We had new moulding knives cut and replicated the moudings in our shop for both interior and exterior.


    Waverly wanted protective glass for the original deco glass so we installed exterior glass shields. Then we built the frame to vent air from the outer glass to the inside of the building. If we just encased the old leaded glass in a glass enclosure,  heat build up from the sun would cause the leading to melt and fail.  At some time in the past this had been done. The glass we received was drooping and in many cases, falling out of its leaded skeleton. This build took almost 6 months to complete as it had to be recreated in several stages.

  • About The Waverly Community House

    For 100 years, the Waverly Community House, affectionately known as The Comm, has been the social and cultural center of the local community. Throughout the decades, The Comm has changed and developed, yet continues to serve the community, connect neighbors, and provide a haven for families and individuals.  On the web at waverlycomm.org

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