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Building fine solid wood
furniture requires construction techniques not found in todays factory made, mass
produced offerings. click on the photo for more Santa Fe inspired
designs follow these links for other design examples of contemporary / traditional / beds / doors / kitchens If you've taken a look underneath a new piece of furniture - even those sold by "name" manufacturers - you will see more in the way of plywood and staples than hard wood and hand crafting. These furnishings might look warm and inviting on the showroom floor but rarely retain their charm after the first season or two. click above for more traditional designsor on these links for southwest / contemporary / beds / doors / kitchens By contrast, where many current commercial furnishings are made from inferior materials purchased by the truckload, Gila River Woodworks uses only high quality furniture grade, kiln dried woods - carefully selected for the best grain and pattern matching specific to the piece being built. Click on the table above for other contemporary designsor on these for other examples of southwest / traditional / beds / doors / kitchens Where typical manufacturing methods permit crude hardware, broad tolerances, and indifferent quality control, Gila River Woodworks uses only the most substantial and time honored joinery methods - such as hand fitted mortise and tenon, dovetail, and doweling in conjunction with slow and meticulous hand assembly involving lots of sanding and fitting...
or on these for other examples of southwest / contemporary / traditional / doors / kitchens ...and resanding and refitting Click on the
doors above above for more
designs Whether you are seeking a
unique item, Click on the photo above for
more kitchen designs Always, Always, Always... Attention to detail!
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