How a three-generation family crafts solid wooden interior doors
In short: This video explores the meticulous manufacturing process of four-paneled interior doors at a family business in Canfield, Ohio. Witness the journey from raw lumber to finished woodwork, including the sustainable use of sawdust to power the facility.
In Canfield, Ohio, a business owned by the Baird family for over fifty years specializes in custom and standard hardwood accent products. The production process begins with grading and drying the lumber in kilns, which are heated by burning leftover sawdust in a boiler to maintain energy efficiency.
The manufacturing and assembly stages transform these materials into high-quality wooden four-paneled interior doors. This demonstration highlights the craftsmanship required to produce heavy, solid doors for homeowners.
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