WOOD SPECIES
Vintage Millwork & Restoration’s custom wood doors blend beauty and strength. We offer a variety of wood species, each with its own warm, unique texture and character to suit your project. We also manufacture doors using reclaimed wood, which provides a distinct vintage look and gives old wood pieces a new life.
To ensure your door will stand up to the elements and daily use, we’ll help you select the right wood species for its intended use. All of our lumber is quartersawn for strength and kiln dried for durability.
Some of our most popular wood species include Douglas fir, knotty alder, sapele mahogany, Western red cedar, poplar, white pine, and white oak. Don’t see what you’re looking for? Contact us!
Douglas Fir
Knotty Alder
Sapele Mahogany
Poplar
Quartersawn White Oak
Reclaimed White Oak
Western Red Cedar
White Pine
Testimonials
"We worked with Amos and his team on a custom sapele mahogany front door and trim for our home. They never made us feel that it was too small of a project even though they were busy with much larger projects at the time. We were impressed with how detailed they were and how they allowed us to be very involved in the process. We were very pleased with the whole experience... Our door is a staple of our home!"
- Sarah B
“My first exposure to Vintage was meeting Amos Fisher to inquire if they could replicate the front façade windows of a 1913 building I was restoring [the West Reading Motor Club]. Amos and Daniel Glick were wonderful to deal with and replicated the exterior and interior window moldings and updated the windows with insulated glass. Their craftsmanship was so outstanding they were asked to do a number of additional projects at this site. In 2020, the restoration won a Pennsylvania Main Street Townie Award for best restoration.
Subsequent to this project, I reached out again to Amos for building custom front and garage doors for a new Craftsman-style residence. These doors make the new home stand out. They are great to work with, and their quality is superb.”
- Frank Cocuzza
