Watershed Fine Furniture

Cherry treads, posts, handrail, and balusters. Painted risers, skirt, and mouldings. [designed by George White, built and installed by me.]

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Traditional pine doors built to match existing originals. Through-tenoned and square-pegged with hardwood. All parts hand-planed prior to assembly for an authentic look and feel. Panel edges primed prior to assemble.

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Entrance at the Sharon Academy middle school in Sharon, Vermont. A pair of yellow birch doors with insulated glass above and applied moldings over captured flat panels below. Three ball bearing hinges support each 95lb. door. The doors are fully draft-proof with jamb and centerstile weatherstripping and doorsweeps that engage on a black locust threshold.

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Reproduction using original exterior head casing, four panel door, and hardware. New parts include black locust threshold, raised panels, sidelights, interior trim, and mahogany storm door.

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To be used as storm sash in front of the existing, original entryway sidelights. The same muntin profile was re-created, glass was glazed in, and the units were pre-painted before installation.

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Mahogany storms with stepped bridle joints. Tempered glass is bedded in silicone and held in place by thumbnail-profile stops. A mortised mid-stile adds rigidity.

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Mahogany doors with bronze screen panels and doggy-door. Screens can be removed to allow installation of glass in winter. Cast brass spring hinges.

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Oiled Douglas fir, pegged mortise and tenon joinery, curved top rail, beaded stiles, and insulated glass.

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