Solid Wood Doors
Solid Wood Teak Doors Solid Wood Custom Doors Solid Wood Carved
Doors by
The-Wood® Studio Thailand
The-Wood®
Studio offers solid wood doors, solid wood custom doors,
teak doors, solid wood design doors, solid wood oversize doors, solid
wood arch doors, hardwood doors, solid wood carved doors, solid wood
French doors, solid wood double doors, solid wood front doors, solid
wood exterior doors, solid wood entry doors, solid wood radius
doors, solid wood luxury doors, solid wood antique doors, solid wood
art doors, solid wood artistic doors, solid wood garage doors, solid
wood Mexican doors, solid wood Moroccan doors, solid wood Persian
doors, teakwood doors, wooden doors and much
more...
SOLID WOOD DOORS > WOOD CARVED DESIGN
EXTERIOR LUXURY |
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Design Wood Door |
Custom Teak Door |
Hardwood Door |
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DOORSGL117 |
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DOORSGL119 |
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DOORSGL120 |
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Teakwood Door |
Carved Door |
Moroccan Door |
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DOORSGL155 |
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DOORSGL156 |
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DOORSGL157 |
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Custom Wood Doors |
Original Site |
Bangkok Thailand |
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WoodLtd®
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http://www.woodltd.com/ |
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Wood: is derived from woody plants, notably trees but also
shrubs. Wood from the latter is only produced in small sizes,
reducing the diversity of uses. In its most common meaning, "wood"
is the secondary xylem of a woody plant, but this an approximation
only: in the wider sense, wood may refer to other materials and
tissues with comparable properties. Wood is a hygroscopic, cellular
and anisotropic material. Dry wood is composed of fibers of
cellulose (40%–50%) and hemicellulose (20%–30%) held together by
lignin (25%–30%). Wood has been used for millennia for many
purposes, being many things to many people. One of its primary uses
is as fuel. It is also used as a material, for making artworks,
boats, buildings, furniture, ships, tools, weapons, etc. Wood has
been an important construction material since humans began building
shelters, and remains in plentiful use today. Construction wood is
commonly known as timber in International English, and lumber in
American English. Wood may be broken down and be made into
chipboard, engineered wood, hardboard, medium-density fibreboard (MDF),
oriented strand board (OSB), paper or used to make other synthetic
substances.
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