Select Series

Our Select Series is an economical collection of strong, beautiful, and affordable screen doors, available in Douglas Fir.

Douglas Fir

"One of the most striking and truly graceful objects in nature" is what botanist David Douglas himself had to say about this beautiful wood species. Widely found in our country's Northern states, the Douglas Fir is seen in many yards and parks, as well as being used as a Christmas tree for most of the nation. 

Douglas Fir is a versatile wood, great for painting or staining. 

       

Premium Series

These one of a kind wood screen doors are made to the absolute highest quality. The top-shelf woods available for these doors are Poplar, Red Oak, and Sapele Mahogany. 

Poplar

Poplar is one of the most beloved utility hardwoods in the country. Widely used for high-end furniture, this fine hardwood is a favorite for a variety of uses and is characterized by its off-white to yellowish brown streaks. 

Poplar is an excellent wood if you plan to paint your door.    

 

Red Oak

Forestry scholar, Joseph S. Illick, deemed the Red Oak as "one of the handsomest, cleanest, and stateliest trees in North America." The Red Oak is the state tree of New Jersey and is known for its adaptability, hardiness, and usefulness to wildlife. 

Red Oak is a great selection if you choose to stain or varnish your door. 

      

  Sapele Mahogany

From furniture to boat building, Mahogany is widely used for many luxury products in the United States. Comprised of reddish brown hues, the appearance of a quality piece of Mahogany is unmistakeable. Mahogany is also highly prized for its durability against salt water and harsh climates, making it an excellent choice for those who live near the ocean.

Mahogany is one of the best woods you can use for staining. 

                                   

 Sources: Arbor Day Foundation (arborday.org) & The Wood Database (wood-database.com)