The Beauty And Charm Of Log Cabin Doors
Timber Valley Mill Work offers custom Log Cabin Doors in many different styles and finishes. The wood used for the doors can be ordered in three different types: knotty pine, knotty white cedar and knotty alder. You can order the wood to best match the look of your home. You can also add a state of the art tempered glass etching to your door. Some of the designs you can choose include a horse, eagle,deer, loon, trout and many more. These are very majestic looking works of art. The doors come in many different sizes with a plain door starting at $410.00 and the doors with tempered glass costing as high as $1,570.00.
Another company that makes Log Cabin Doors is Adirondack Naturals. You can order a custom-made door or a regular one. All doors are made from kiln-dried furniture grade wood that consist of either eastern white pine or hardwood. The model 100sx is a heavy stockade door designed for exterior applications. features include an insulated glass panel with four lite windows. They have for sale sizes in 2'6 for $389.00 up to 3'6 for$434.00. You can also order these Log Cabin Doors without the glass. The model 100sx9 is also a heavy duty stockade door. It has exposed horizontal braces with raised flush plugs. They can appear on the front or rear of the door. Also comes with a nine panel glass lite feature, which is standard. Prices range from 2'6 for $479.00 to 3'6 for $525.00.
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After having your Log Cabin Doors for a couple of years you might decide to paint them. You can do this yourself by following a couple of steps. You do need to pay meticulous attention to detail to get a professional look. You first want to remove the door from the hinges. Once removed you can lay the door on a table coated with newspaper, this will save from constantly bending over. Coat the door with primer using a stiff three-inch bristle brush. Completely allow primer to dry. Lightly apply thin coats of paint, which will dry faster than thick coats. When you are done painting your Log Cabin Doors, allow them to completely dry over night before rehanging. |
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