Bill Pyke's specialties include custom made doors and windows.
To the left, he's surrounded
by 10 doors he built as five pairs, eight feet tall, out of pine. All have storm doors on the outside.
With door windows, Bill always uses tempered glass or at the very least, six ml glass.
This project definitely called for
tempered glass. The dimensions of the doors and the location of the house demand dependable strength.
"Kingsburg invented wind," says Bill.
From left, a handsome curly red birch entryway, stained and lacquered with polyurethane. The door jam is pine with a white oak sill (white oak for strength and durability).
This beautiful glass window by
Kiln Art
was framed by Bill Pyke. The third door and jam was made out of cherry cut from the home owner's house lot. The three-inch thick door
weighs in at 250 pounds and has a natural oil finish.
These three Bill Pyke custom doors were built 25 years ago, using, from left: pine, redwood and mahogany.
This island sunroom, approximately 35 by 8 feet has opening windows with screens. Bill Pyke used
painted pine and tempered glass for added strength and safety.