Solid wooden door in a five-panel configuration, built from cypress rather than a faced board. Raised panels are worked from the timber itself, giving a heavier, more substantial door for main entrances and feature doorways. Supplied in natural finish, ready to seal or varnish.
Availability Status: In Stock – Mill Yard
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Cypress Timber 8 x 1
Sawn cypress timber in a nominal 8″ x 1″ section, milled at Losogwa. Cypress is the mill’s current timber species — a stable, workable softwood used across roofing, framing, formwork, joinery and general construction carpentry.
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Solid Wooden Door — 6 Panel
Solid wooden door in a six-panel configuration, built from cypress rather than a faced board. Raised panels are worked from the timber itself, giving a heavier, more substantial door for main entrances and feature doorways. Supplied in natural finish, ready to seal or varnish.
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Cypress Beam 4 x 4
Heavy square-section cypress beam at a nominal 4″ x 4″. Cut for load-bearing work — posts, columns, ring beams, pergolas and structural framing where a full square section is required.
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Plywood Flush Door
Plywood faced flush door built on a timber frame. A durable, economical general-purpose door for rental units, institutional buildings and interior rooms.
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Cypress Beam 6 x 6
Heavy square-section cypress beam at a nominal 6″ x 6″. Cut for load-bearing work — posts, columns, ring beams, pergolas and structural framing where a full square section is required.
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T-Door
T-design door, a popular moulded face profile for main and interior doorways, produced in more than one design.
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Cypress Beam 8 x 8
Heavy square-section cypress beam at a nominal 8″ x 8″. Cut for load-bearing work — posts, columns, ring beams, pergolas and structural framing where a full square section is required.
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Button Door
Button-design door with a raised detail face, a widely specified style for residential entrances and interior rooms.
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Cornice
Timber cornice moulding for finishing the junction between wall and ceiling. Milled at Losogwa alongside the door and timber lines, giving rooms a clean, finished edge detail.