Western Style Front Door: Custom Handcrafted Cowboy Themed Entrance – 9025GPA

Western Style Front Door: Custom Handcrafted Cowboy Themed Entrance

Old Castle Door Designs Make The Best Western Style Doors -Entrance Door Castle of Gaasbeek 13th Cen Belgium - Add Western Iron Work - Castle Doors Are The Original Security Doors - Built To Twice Hurricane Code World Wide - Virtually Maintenance Free - Hand Forged Wrought Iron - We Build Doors Any Size - Shown - Fine Art Entrance Door - 3" - 4" Thick - Historic Design - Solid American Cedar Cypress (Not Kiln Force Dried) (renewable resource timber) - Original Craft, Not Reproduction Made In The Same Hand And Materials As The Original - Designed From The Historic Record - Hand Hewn, Mortise And Tenon Joined (means master hand crafted - not fast process glue up and press) - All Species Of Woods Are Available - Structural Frames Using Solid Full Length Timber (no fake laminates, scarf joints or glued up parts, no veneers - no glue ups - no bolt ons) - Master Craftsmanship That Insures Your Furnishing Will Stand The Test Of Time - A True Family Heirloom And Valuable Future Antiquity - All Carvings Hand Carved By Our Master Carvers (no cnc, faux casted resin carving or gang carving) - Fine Art 10 Process Hand Rubbed Finished To World Class Standards (no spray on faux fast paint jobs) - Guaranteed Forever - Backed By Our Over Nine Decades Of Fine Craftsmanship Since 1913.

Master Blacksmithing Solid Hand Forged Wrought Iron - (no castings or hollow faux metals) by the hand of a genuine master craftsman using age old tried and tested techniques.-All Heat Applied Iron Oxide Hand Patina Finished - (no powder coating or faux paint on iron finishes)

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Historical Origin And Design Inspiration

The Castle of Gaasbeek, is located in the municipality of Lennik in the province of Vlaams Brabant, Belgium. The fortified castle was erected around 1240 to defend the Duchy of Brabant against the County of Flanders. In 1565 Lamoral, Count of Egmont acquired the castle and its domain, including feudal rights in 17 surrounding villages. Being accused of high treason by Philip II of Spain, the Count of Egmont was decapitated three years later. In the following centuries the castle was inhabited by several noble families. The works were executed by the architect Charles Albert and ordered by the Marquess d'Arconati Visconti who owned the castle at that time. His widow Marie Peyrat (d. 1922) donated to the castle to Belgian State, including the art collection and the domain.