The Navarro Regal Entry Door It is Mahogany with Seedy Reamy Glass with Curly and Burl Redwood. It is 36" x 80" x 1-3/4" |
This beautiful door has very interesting Ribbon Striped Mahogany |
The insulated glass is called Seedy Reamy and it is overlaid over clear glass |
Here is another view of the finished entry |
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Here is a close-up of the panels |
The outside panels are book-matched curly Redwood ....... with a center top panel of Redwood Burl |
the center bottom panel is book matched to the top burl panel |
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REMEMBER (please) all of our Old Growth Redwood has come from salvaged trees left on the forest floor for over 1 hundred years |
Here is a close-up of the glass and the ribbon grain Mahogany |
The old growth Redwood is now rarer then DIAMONDS OR GOLD |
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Here is the door in clamps ... where it stayed for 3 full days until the glue was fully cured |
all the joints we cleaned and even "toothbrushed" |
the blown of with high pressure air |
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Here we machine sanded this to a furniture grade finish |
what a nice finish |
then all the molded edges are hand sanded |
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here the book matched panel stock is flat sanded |
the the panels are machine sanded |
and then we start on the hand sanding |
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and these panels are also finished to a furniture grade |
we even sand the rebated edges that don't show |
here is the finished product and we are truly proud of what we do |
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just before oiling |
and the oil brings the door alive. We oiled this door with 4 coats of varnish oil ...... and we wait at least 3-4 days between coats |
holy cow !! look at these Curly Redwood panel |
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Here is the Redwood burl panels just oiled |
we wait at least 3-4 days between coats |
here are the panels for 2 different doors |
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we even soak the Mahogany stops in a trough of our varnish oil . and we do it 3 different times |
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