Design Doors Design Garage Doors Design Wood Doors Design Teak Doors Design Front Doors and Design Exterior Doors by The-Wood® Studio Thailand

The-Wood® Studio is a door designer and manufacturer of custom design garage doors and entryways made to order. We make unfinished, pre-finished and finished designed doors with and without frame. We specialize in custom made residential doors in French, Mexican, English, Victorian, Classic and Moroccan style. We carve crests, coat of arms, logos, names, horses and dogs... We make custom entryways in any style, size, thickness, shape and design... We offer wide range of custom doors with unique carving and one of a kind ornaments.

Design Door	Design Garage Door	Custom Design Door
Ref: GARAGE113	Ref: GARAGE114	Ref: GARAGE115
Design Wood Door	Design Solid Wood Door	Design Wooden Door
Ref: GARAGE116	Ref: GARAGE117	Ref: GARAGE118
Design Carved Door	Design Double Door	Design Exterior Door
Ref: GARAGE119	Ref: GARAGE120	Ref: GARAGE121
Design Hardwood Door	Design Luxury Door	Design Lumber Door
Ref: GARAGE122	Ref: GARAGE123	Ref: GARAGE124

	Custom Design		Oversize Doors
	French Doors		Garage Doors
	Arch Doors		Sculpture Arts

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