Windows and Doors

Although the majority of our work is cabinets we are well equipped & have the skills to manufacture all types of windows & doors.

Apart from the contemporary work we do we have also worked on many heritage projects for the Department of Public works including The Sydney Observatory, Barrenjoey Light House, Singleton Court House & The Botanical Gardens.

We built this sliding door set & fly-screen entirely from recycled hardwood.

This unusual door is solid core blanks with random Jarrah sections epoxied to both sides with coloured glass windows cut in, hung on a pivot mechanism.

These windows were made as dormers for Old Government House in Parramatta. There built to traditional specs out of Cedar, it was a shame to paint them.

These three double hung windows where fitted in the Barrenjoey Light house Keepers residence, which is now a museum. We also manufactured & fitted another dozen windows & six doors to the adjacent accommodation all to heritage specifications.

This Grand Entrance was built for a guesthouse. It was constructed from New Guinea Rosewood. Apart from the detail mouldings we ran & invented for this unique door, the centre panel is a brass mesh with a small door behind to meet & greet guests.

This was built with Western Red Cedar & was for a brick arched balcony opening with a vista over Sydney Harbour.

It was built to a template so I was relieved & pleased when it fitted perfectly.

We built & installed this entry set including the slate threshold. we also supplied 16 panel doors for the builder who installed them in the house.

This is a set of twin bi-folding doors built in the “Victorian ” style for an office in a Surry Hills terrace, made from clear Radiata pine.

We built this pair of doors from clear Oregon for the Power House Museum.

This pair of “French” style doors were manufactured from American Oak veneer panels, trimmed with solid oak & two custom made stained glass panels.