PRODUCTS

We can make any combination of style, material, and color to fit in perfectly with your unique home and your vision!

View the endless possibilities in the three tabs below to get a sense of all the options available.

Door Style

This is the size and shape of the edges, rails and panel. From flat and modern to detailed traditional profiles, we have hundreds of door styles available, and can custom-make any design you desire!

Door Styles Profiles Explained

The four components of the design style are:

Inside Profile
Stile & Rail Size
Outside Profile
Center Panel

In this example, the choices are:
1. “Thurlow” Inside Profile
2. 3″ Stile and Rail
3. Curve Outside Profile
4. Stepped Slope Raised Panel

Thurlow 3 – Curve – Stepped Slope

This example below has only the inside profile designated. The Stile & Rail, Outside Profile, and Center Panel are all “standard.”

1. “Moresby” Inside Profile
Standard 2 1/4″ Width Stile and Rail
Standard Square Outside Profile
Standard Flat Center Panel

Moresby

Flat Panel Door Styles

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Raised Panel Door Styles

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1pc MDF Door Styles

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Materials

We have a limitless array of wood species and composite materials to choose from. Each has it’s own characteristics and we can help you choose what best matches your design vision and budget.

Wood

Different types of wood have different natural hues and physical characteristics, from grain sizes and patterns, to the way they accept paint and stain. Our designers will talk you through the options and help you decide which is best for your project.

Each type of tree is unique species with different characteristics in the growth patterns that show in the wood.

Some woods have beautiful grain and texture, and a light stain helps emphasize these qualities. Others are chosen for their price or strength, better suited to solid color paint due to aesthetic . Weight, strength, and price are other factors.

Call or come in and talk to one of our sales and design team who are experts at knowing all the variables, helping our customers end up with exactly the right choices. We’ve got lots of samples to check out and inspiring examples or different applications.

Living with Wood

Maple

Maple is a very dense wood, heavy, hard and strong. Color ranges from a light cream color to a reddish or golden color. Often with a wavy grain but can also be acquired in a quilted, curly or birdseye form. Extensively used in furniture and cabinetry, veneers, plywood and flooring.

Oak

White Oak has a light to medium brown color with a greyish cast, a very dense wood. It is straight grained with a coarse, uneven texture. Accepts a wide range of finish tones. Used in construction, furniture, architectural joinery, millworks, cabinetry, etc.

Red Oak is a heavy, very dense wood. It has very prominent rings and grain and has a coarse, uneven texture. Color varies from a light brown to a pinkish reddish brown. Red Oak has wider, swirlier grains than White Oak. It is widely used in furniture, cabinetry and millworks

Walnut

Walnut is known for its dark chocolate brown colouring with darker streaks. It’s a moderately dense wood. It holds stain very well. Walnut is generally straight grained but can also be wavy or curly. It is used in fine furniture, architectural millwork, musical instruments, flooring and many others.

Alder

Alder is moderately dense, straight grained and has a fine uniform texture. It tends to be in a pale tan to a light reddish brown color. The grain pattern is similar to Birch though Alder is redder. It is relatively easy to work with, can be sanded to a smooth finish. It is used in millworks, furniture, turnings, carvings, and cabinetry.

Cherry

Cherry wood is light and pinkish brown when freshly cut, darkening to a deeper golden brown with time and upon exposure to light. Has a fine to medium texture with close grain. The grain is usually straight or slightly wavy. Common uses could be furniture, cabinetry, turned objects, musical instruments.

Fir

Fir has yellow orange to pale reddish brown colouring, the straight grain is what’s commonly seen but it can also come in wavy or curly patterns. It has a fine to medium texture and is non-porous. It’s relatively easy to work with and is widely used in construction and building purposes. It can also be used for fencing, flooring, millworks and furniture.

Teak

Teak has a golden to medium brown colouring (can turn darker with age), a moderately dense wood. It has straight grains, sometimes wavy, and a coarse, uneven texture. It’s ideally used in outdoor furniture, boat decks, any project where weather resistance is required. It can also be used for cutting boards and countertops.

Beech

Beech is typically a pale cream color wood, sometimes with a pink or brown reddish hue. Beech is a dense wood with straight grain and has fine to medium uniform texture.