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(A) We have 3 ways

1. Call Toll Free 1-800-772-0314 M – F 8am – 4:30pm EST
2. Email us at admin@thehouseweb.net
3. Submit to our Quote Form

(A)   Once a price quote has been given the customer has 30 days from the day the quote was sent out to place the order and still receive the same purchase and shipping price listed on that quote. After thirty days it will need to be re-quoted as shipping changes are rapidly changing. Where our door prices tend to remain relatively constant with very few price increases.

(A)  We only use hardwoods that are native to our region, except Mahogany, which grows in a tropical climate. We manufacture our doors in the following hardwood species; Poplar, Ash, Red Oak, White Oak, Hickory,Maple, Cherry, Mahogany, and Walnut.

(A)  Please click on the Wood Types to read up on all the different wood types.

The doors are crated depending on door sizes and number. Orders of one or two doors will be packaged separately while larger orders will be placed on skids.

A variety of shipping delivery methods can be used starting with the least expensive, business to business, which requires a loading dock or fork lift on the receiving end.

Residential deliveries with a lift gate allow the convenience of having the doors delivered on the job site but cost more and are only required to lower the crate(s) curbside. Though, depending on the location, situation, and providing there are no obstacles in the way, your driver probably will be able to put your delivery down right where you or your contractor wants it.

The worst case scenario of a residential delivery would be having to disassemble the crate curbside and carry the doors one at a time to where you want them.

We try to minimize costs to our customers by negotiating lower shipping rates and add on charges with all of our carriers. The lower shipping rate is then added on to the door cost, passing the savings on to our customers.

(A)   If you happen to live close to our business you can chose to pick up an order. As for shipping , we can & have shipped doors to Germany , Alaska & all over the United States.

(A)   Tempered glass is a type of glass that is manufacturing process where it is reheating just below the melting point and then suddenly cooling it. This process makes the Tempered glass much stronger and safer than standard glass and if it does break it will just shatter into small pebble like pieces, without having sharp edges. Tempered is the only type of glass that we use in our doors. The tempered glass panels can not be re cut after they have been tempered.

Wood-doors.net is your information source for wood doors on the internet. Wooden doors are manufactured with a variety of different wood species, available in many styles and built in almost any size you can imagine. Whether interior or exterior, closet or bedroom, cafe or bifold; when there is new construction or a remodeling project and the plan calls for function, durability, and beauty, wood is what you need. Wood expands, contracts, and breathes, wood is alive!

Wooden doors not only make a statement themselves but also have a big impact on their surroundings. Wood doors add value to your home as it is probably the first visual impact people will see. Take a moment to look and see the ramifications a door has in the big picture of your overall decorating scheme.

Hardwood is a description given to wood from deciduous broad- leafed trees, giving no reference to the actual hardness of the wood. Softwood describes wood produced from needle and/or cone bearing trees.

Many decisions must be made when selecting a wooden door. For instance, when you are going to be painting an interior door you will want to use a pine or poplar type of wood because there is no reason to purchase the more costly wood species as the grain will be covered up with paint. When you choose to stain look for distinctive grain pattern in the wood, such as ash, hickory, cherry, or walnut. If the wood door will be used in an exterior application white oak known for being strong hard and resistant to decay, or mahogany due to the tight grain and high oil content, are excellent choices. Style choices are numerous, raised panel, flat panel, and wood doors with glass are just a few examples.

No one type of wood species is right or wrong, each type of wood has its own characteristics and may be more suitable for use in certain situations or conditions. Research the composition and traits of each wood type to get the best results with your wood door application.

(A)   A cafe door is a double door unit consisting of two short doors, that when hung on the appropriate hinges will swing freely in both directions, just like the saloon doors of the old west. Cafe doors are available in heights of 36” and 42”.

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