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   Coz | Mar 19, 2004 12:55pm | #1

   There was an article in CWB last month about this Co.

   http://www.scdoors.com/pages/403189/index.htm

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   Runner1 | Mar 20, 2004 05:33pm | #7

   Thanks for the feedback.  Are you saying that Southern Custom Doors manufactures the doors I saw at Volunteer Lumber?  Either way, I like what I saw at Southern Custom.  Thanks!

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   gdavis62 | Mar 19, 2004 01:34pm | #2

   Craftsmen In Wood, Phoenix, AZ will make you anything you can dream up, in any species available, and factory finish them.  They will come boxed like a piano, including frames if you want them.  Glass, however, is up to you on site.  They do not factory glaze, I believe.

   Go to http://www.ciwood.com.  Sales are done by telephone and fax or mail.  No web transactions.

   Go to a Borders or Barnes and Noble store and find the "American Bungalow" magazine on the stand.  You will find many sources in there for craftsman-style millwork, furnishings, lighting, and more.  Several door manufacturers advertise in the magazine.

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   johnharkins | Mar 19, 2004 06:53pm | #3

   like the sound of your entrance - transom, sidelights etc

   don't miss the magic of beveled glass on your itemized check list!

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   arrowpov | Mar 19, 2004 08:42pm | #4

   We ordered our front door from this company. Shipped when they said, came well protected, seemed to be a good value, installed for two years no problems.

   http://www.E-DOORS.com/

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   gdavis62 | Mar 19, 2004 09:06pm | #5

   And I just looked at the edoors website.  Fabulous collection of craftsman style doors, and available in 42 wide.  Forget Craftsmen in Wood.  Go edoors.

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   arrowpov | Mar 19, 2004 09:22pm | #6

   Actually "American Bungalow" is where I found this connection. Doors are made by International Door Co. .

   If Ibought the door from them it would have cost more than e-doors, at the time shipping was not an additional cost at e-doors.

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   Runner1 | Mar 20, 2004 05:35pm | #8

   Thanks for the e-door recommendation.  I like their prices.  If they can do custom, I may pursue this. 

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   professor | Mar 20, 2004 11:49pm | #9

   Runner,

         I may be breaking the rules her but if you like email me.  I have done several custom doors and can fix you up with custom glass as well.  I have an excellent contact on that.  You can look back thru the archives to approximately June of last year where I posted a set of double doors and transom on a million dollar plus home.  These were done in Mahogany as well.

   Not trying to solicit work but since you asked for a source I am responding.

   I am located in Northeastern Ohio so I could deliver to you if we get a deal together.

   PS.  In the pics you will see blue masking tape around the border of the doors .  It was later removed after finishing

   these doors were over ten feet high and ten feet wide with the overall size

   Email me if you like

   Thanks

   Mark

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   joeh | Mar 21, 2004 12:16am | #10

   Professor,How could you expect anybody new to find your doors using Prospero's Searchmaybe system?

   http://forums.taunton.com/n/mb/message.asp?webtag=tp-breaktime&msg=31138.1&maxT=18

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   Spam it's not, my opinion.

   Joe H

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   professor | Mar 21, 2004 04:18am | #11

   Joe,

       I really appreciate you taking the time to go back and look up the original post .  Thanks dude

   And thank you for the kind comment at the end of your post.

   Have a good one

   Mark