by stephaniesuesansmith on April 8, 2011
in General
We have been conditioned to believe that metal is stronger and more lasting than wood. In some cases that is true. Wooden skyscrapers do not work well. However, in other cases, wood lasts longer than metal. Metal corrodes in the presence of moisture. The water draws ions out of the iron and forms rust. This [...]
by stephaniesuesansmith on January 19, 2011
in mahogany
First impressions count. Our business coaches, mothers, and teachers tell us this repeatedly. People spend a great deal of money trying to manage first impressions. Our lawn is manicured, our house or office kept just so. Have you thought about an often overlooked feature, though? Your door may leave a negative first impression before your [...]
Genuine mahogany (Swietenia macrophylla) or African mahogany (Khaya ivorensis) would have both been fitting for our latest customer living just over 2,000 miles west in a small town made famous by movie stars and posh living…Beverly Hills, California. Unfortunately we’re not at liberty to share the specifics or the the name of the customer (but [...]
For over 20 years we have imported and manufactured architectural moldings and millwork from genuine mahogany, a traditional wood used in furniture and boat building for centuries. The word Mahogany is a Hindi/Sanskrit word which is made of two basic words Maha+Gony, which means great (maha) qualities (gony). Read More
by Good Millwork on October 2, 2008
in Shutters
In 2004, Good Millwork was invited to participate in developing specifications and as a supplier for The Private Residence Club at Rosemary Beach. Open floorplans feature large windows, fully-equipped kitchens, stylish furniture, private porches, high-end finishes and appliances, including plasma TVs. Privacy was achieved with ipe exterior louvered shutters and handrails on all exterior balconies [...]
by Good Millwork on September 5, 2008
in Projects
Factoid…in the world of moulding, boating is BIG business. For over 15 years, Good Millwork has serviced the boating industry whether it’s our local fishing fleet or a megayacht in dry dock. But it’s not often you get a call to help a Southern Belle. At the request of the Chattanooga Riverboat Company, Good Millwork [...]
by Good Millwork on August 28, 2008
in Shutters
Whether you’re combating afternoon sun, spicing up the front of the house for that little bit of additional curb appeal or concerned with summer storms, Good Millwork’s craftsmen can design, engineer and hand build the shutter that is right for you. For over 15 years we’ve manufactured exterior wooden shutters for coastal applications. Manufactured locally [...]