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Composite Frames
Not only does it ensures doorframe, but prevents moulding from absorbing moisture, rotting and insect damage. Our unique formulation looks and feels like wood , but is stronger and more durable.
Wood Frame
Our unique formulation looks and feels like wood but is stronger and more durable. Machine, paint, or stain just like wood frames, but without the wood hassles.
Why Choose Composite Frames?
While other companies may use a few inches of composite material finger jointed to wood at the bottom of their frames. We are proud to offer 100% full-length composite frames. Available in Smooth, Woodgrain, Mahogany, and Fir Grains.
