They don’t make things the way they used to, but you can FIND THE THINGS THEY USED TO MAKE RIGHT HERE. We owe a lot to the American architecture of the early 1900’s. The style back then created an aesthetic that we still know and love to this day: decorative head and corner blocks with hand-carved designs, beveled glass doors, rich grains of wainscot, baseboard and trim. Accompany that with brass and glass doorknobs, ornate hinges, drawer pulls and more. Unfortunately, many of these items are hard to find, or lost in the past. That’s why ND MillWerk Salvage and Sales has made it our mission to keep vintage pieces from this era alive and well. In order to do that, we save old woodwork and hardware from old buildings on the verge of demolition. We’re left with beautiful doors, floors, hardware, built-in’s, accessories and furnishings, all available to our customers at a price that is both low and competitive. Add the charm, character and exceptional quality of vintage millwork to make a statement or to just enjoy.
The genuine warmth and beauty of turn-of-the-century woods and accessories will enhance any home or office. Of course, this sort of interior design is a collaborative process, so please let our experienced team of salvagers know exactly what it is you’re looking for, and we’ll try our best to find it. For more information on our products, contact ND MillWerk Salvage and Sales today! Hours for Saturday, February 4th: 9 AM to 1 PM. Showroom and Hoop Building will be open. View the end results of incorporating our wonderful old products into homes and businesses across America. Thank you to our customers! We welcome your photos via email. See vintage additions, re-purposed, new construction and artistic masterpieces. See what we have in progress. Nelda and Denny have worked hard to acquire interesting items and to maintain a large inventory of vintage millwork of all kinds. Get a sneak preview of current and upcoming projects. Bath Hardware Collections (76)
Knobs & Pulls (125) Type of Hardware Collection Price - low to high Price - high to low Richelieu Modern Rectangular Knob in Brushed Nickel Richelieu Contemporary Unique Metal Knob Richelieu Square Pyramid Knob Richelieu 1-1/4-Inch Round Knob Richelieu 3-Inch Colonial Pull Richelieu Classic Metal Knob in Chrome Richelieu Royal Family Knob in Brushed Nickel and White Richelieu Fleur De Lis Knob in Satin Nickel Richelieu Subtle Metal Arch Knob Richelieu Birdcage Metal Knob Richelieu Classic Metal Knob Richelieu 10-Pack Traditional Soft Arch Pull in Brushed Nickel Richelieu 1-1/4-Inch Crystal Knob Richelieu Unique 30mm Metal Knob in Flat Black Richelieu Classic Rope-Style Pull Richelieu Soft Arch Contemporary Pull Richelieu 10-Pack Unique Round Knob in Brushed Nickel Richelieu Cubic Pull in Nickel Richelieu 3-Inch Bar Pull Drawer Cabinet Hardware in Brushed Nickel Bosetti Marella Louis XVI Round Knob
Bosetti Marella Louis XV Round Knob Richelieu Bar Pull Cabinet Drawer Hardware Richelieu 10-Pack Round Knob in Brushed Nickel Richelieu Royal Family Drawer Pull in Brushed Nickel and White Richelieu Traditional Oversized Ring Knob Gatco® Bleu 24-Inch Double Towel Bar Moen® Align Pivoting Toilet Paper Holder Richelieu Modern Cabinet Knob in Chrome Richelieu Birdcage Metal Pull Richelieu Traditional Round Knob Richelieu 1-1/4-Inch Round Knob in Brushed Nickel Richelieu 10-Pack Dome Metal Knobs in Brushed Nickel Moen® Align Robe Hook Richelieu Traditional Pull in Brushed Nickel Richelieu 10-Pack Subtle Arch Metal Pull in Brushed Nickel Richelieu Contemporary Arch Pull in Brushed Nickel Richelieu Modern Pull in Chrome Richelieu 3-Inch Narrow Arch Pull in Brushed Nickel Richelieu 1-1/4-Inch Square Colonial Knob Bosetti Marella Marina Pulls Bosetti Marella Rustic Classic Knob Richelieu Modern Wide Metal Arch Pull
Pedina Slotted Wall Hook in Brushed Stainless Steel Collection Richelieu Beveled 3-Inch Metal Pull Richelieu 10-Pack Traditional 3-Inch Pull in Brushed Nickel Bosetti Marella Oriental Classic Knob Knobs & PullsAlthough this collection of door knobs and pull handles is designed for bathroom decors, these hardware accessories can also be used for other areas of the house including kitchens and bedrooms. Choose from an assortment of finishes such as brushed nickel, bronze and more to find the look that matches your décor. Hardware handles help provide the perfect accent piece to complete the look you need.Reclaimed Lumber Products is developing new styles of custom sliding barn door hardware! We offer one piece track lengths up to 20' with RLP's own bracket design and color combinations. We now have in stock complete track assemblies in both the flat track and our proprietary design V track; be sure to compare some of the unique advantages that our track offers in our online store.
This is the best place to buy quality sliding barn doors and track hardware. Take advantage of great discounts when combining track with the barn door; check out both and get a discount! This is the best place to buy with free shipping for our sliding barn door, and do you want to buy the most versitile sliding sliding track kits system made such as our horseshoe hanger flat track barn door hardware. If you want something different look throughout our website to see some of the custom orders that we have done. 3 Lite wall of sliding doors with RLP flat track1/30 extra big barnwood door2/30 RLP V track sliding hardware3/30 wrapped w/ steel accents and RLP teardrop hanger flat track4/30 stock reclaimed wood door with paneling5/30 six lite reclaimed barn door6/30 skip sanded two panel reclaimed oak sliding doors7/30 large chestnut sliding door with antique hardware8/30 stock barn doors with flat track9/30 double 3 glass panel sliding reclaimed wood doors10/30
flush plank 6 lite slider11/30 9' mixed idaho barnwood 3 panel12/30 skip sanded reclaimed oak w/ K brace13/30 stock 6 lite door with rusty galvanized panels14/30 pair of full rough grey doors with metal panels15/30 installed barn grey sliding doors16/30 pair of stock mixed pine/fir one panel doors17/30 6' standard design mixed skip sand softwood18/30 wide plank solid wood sliding door with window19/30 reclaimed chestnut sliding barn door with flat track hardware20/30 stock sliding door single panel with natural grey dye 21/30 grey dyed fully sanded fir sliding door 22/30 Room divider barn doors with X brace24/30 Reclaimed white oak double doors25/30 Flush plank full rough brown texture26/30 K brace pair with RLP V track27/30 pine flush plank on RLP flat track28/30 flat track rough texture29/30 stock door from online store with metal accents30/30 Create a unique focal point in a room by utilizing any of our one of a kind door slabs (stile & rail or flush plank) combined with track barn door hardware.
You can do a pair of doors or a single large door. There are unlimited combinations that we can help you customize using our barn door hardware and sliding barn doors. Our custom crafted barn doors and sliding wood doors are like putting artwork on the wall. We can make any size door you like. If you have an odd size or oversized opening, that is fantastic! Our specialty is making something that is hard to find. Do you want to wow everybody, or how would you like to have a 10’ wide door? No problem, we can do it. You could choose to have it anywhere from old and rustic to chic and artsy looking. These doors can be used in locations where it is not practical to put a swing door; the slider can maximize space over stairs or if there is not room for the arc of the swing. Sometimes our customers put up a “door to nowhere” on a wall just as accent even if there is no opening behind the wall. Another interesting way to create space is to add closets on long empty walls;
we have had customers even make a whole wall out of a series of doors. Other great locations for sliding barn doors are lofts, infrequently used guest rooms, dens, media rooms, great rooms, conference rooms, changing rooms, hide something like a TV, or master baths. Our reclaimed wood doors can even be used as decorative headboards. Buy RLP's barn doors to add the rustic element or splash of an organic warmer touch in a contemporary setting. Barn doors are our most frequent request. We will help design the door(s), make suggestions for opening sizes, source the track hardware, and walk you through each step. Don’t be intimidated by the process. There is really nothing overly complicated or mystical about attaching the track, mounting the hardware and hanging door. However, the people who see your results will think it is magical. Here are some key things to think about: Size the door slightly larger than the trimmed opening. Have the reveal or overlap of the door the same on all three sides.
Our rule of thumb is to make this reveal be at least 1 1/2". On a single door then you make the slab 3" wider than the inside dimension of the trimmed opening. If you set the door 1/2" off the floor, make the door slab 1" taller than the finished opening from floor to bottom of trim header. When trimming the opening consider how the trim will look and the reveal with the door installed. You may want the door to be large enough to cover the trim altogether. If you want to attain more privacy with the sliding door such as on a bathroom, over size the door as much as possible in relationship to the opening and purchase our privacy lock. Use thinner trim for a cased opening or sheetrock wrap that won’t get in the way of the sliding door. There needs to be clearance above the door opening for the hardware (this varies). Our flat track requires about 4.5" above door, and our V track is a great low clearance option requiring less than 3". Make sure there is a spot to mount the track hardware in the right location directly above the door.
For example if there is trim in the way, you need a flat spot for the full length of the track. Preferably there is room to fully open the door to one side of the opening. Order you track length use twice the door slab width. Make sure you have a means to get the door into the building, especially if it is an oversized door. If the door design is too large to move into building easily we will build it in a version that can be assembled from components once inside. For us a rule of thumb is that if the door is wider than four feet it may be simpler to provide two doors instead of one, but if you like the statement that a huge door makes then that is our specialty. If you are doing a pair of double doors that each open to their respective side and stop in the middle you can purchase two separate track kits from us that are sized just the twice the width of each door. For example if you are using a pair of doors that are each 3' wide, then buy two complete 6' track kits from us.
If the pair of doors both open to the same side then you will probable want to order a single piece of track that is 12' long for the above example and get one extra pair of hangers so both doors can be mounted. This avoids having a splice in the track; we stock extra long length flat tracks and offer custom fabrication. One drawback to opening multiple doors to one side is accommodating floor guides. One key item that makes your install easier is to have solid backing or a continuous header for the full length of the track. A continuous header makes it easier to find a sturdy spot to drill your lags into when mounting the track. Otherwise, you will need to locate the studs. The track hardware we carry can be ordered with holes evenly spaced about 16" on center, custom drilled spacing, or no holes at all so you can drill to your preference in the field. We have special construction techniques that can make a very large, thick, solid wood door light relative to its size.
Just be sure to verify the weight of the door and what your track is rated for. When purchasing your door for the track compare quality of how the door is made and if you want both sides of the door to look nice whether opened or closed. There is huge difference in quality of construction of available. Our doors are real doors that look the same from both sides. A number of other options are not true doors but rather boards screwed together in the shape of a rectangle. Our doors are not the cheapest option, and the quality reflects that. Also consider door design and panel configuration for how it will look on both sides of the door whether opened or closed. Be sure to download our installation instructions for more detailed information. We offer multiple options in barn door hardware with unique capabilities for low profile and limited clearance applications, long length one piece barn door tracks, flexible adjustment options for spacing barn door off of the wall, and high quality components in a complete track kit.
This picture to the right covers a number of the points above. The door is oversized enough to hide all the original trim on the cased opening when is in the closed position. The installation for the track hardware lag bolt mounts were into studs rather than a solid continuous header. That is why the bolts don't have consistent spacing. Also there are no lag bolts at the end of the track, so the stop blocks have to be bolted on separately. This 2 1/4" thick door's back side would have rubbed on the trim had the additional ledger board not been added underneath the standoffs for the track. This ledger pushes the track off to the wall to gain clearance, and it adds reinforcement for mounting points since the track was only being installed in existing studs which are not the preferred way to mount the barn door track hardware. Note though, that this track is not the flat track design the we offer. It is a brand different than RLPs. You can see in the flat track installation instructions that we have greater flexibility in the mounting distance from the wall to the back of the track, location for mounting lags, and attachment methods for end stops.