All Projects

We removed, restored and replaced these monumental bronze entrance doors, as seen in the photo above.

The doors at 40 Water st. had settled and were dragging on the threshold due to extensive rot in the structural steel frame.  The bronze hinges were damaged and required restoration.  The were bored out and fitted with new pins.  As seen in the above photo, 40 Water Street main entrance...

The 3 sets of Ornamental Bronze Doors were not working and in need of new top and bottom pivots.  We designed, fabricated and installed new custom pivoting hardware to get these doors back in working order.  As seen in the photo above, Boston Public Library pivot hardware restoration.

In the summer of 2007 we performed a complete restoration of the 4 sets of Bronze Doors at Temple Emanuel in Manhattan. In the process of this project we engineered and fabricated a custom overhead track and trolley system for three of the four entrances which at the time were almost impossible...

In 2002 we made extensive repairs to the Notre Dame Parish Bronze Doors to restore them to like-new working order and ensure they would be around for many more years. As seen in the photo above, Notre Dame Parish Bronze Door restoration.

These massive bronze doors fell out of alignment due to worn hardware and deflection in the frame and would no longer close properly.  Extreme force had been applied to them in an effort to get them to close and extreme damage resulted. As seen in the above photo, restoration of...

The restoration of six sets of monumental bronze doors included the straightening and re-securing of bottom bronze panels, removal and remanufacturing new pivot hardware top and bottom and repairs to the full length locking mechanism.  We also fabricated a number of damaged or missing parts such as lock handles.  As...

The restoration and repair of the bronze doors to the entrance of US Senate building.  As seen in the above photo,  doors binding against door frame.

Restoration and repairs to monumental bronze doors to the U.S. Capitol, House Entrance, as seen in the photo above.

The National Gallery of Art project required the bronze doors be modified to accommodate the Handicapped Operators which needed to be place in the floor and completely concealed along with the control panels so as not to compromise the aesthetics of the entrances. As seen in the above photo, National Gallery of...

The Addison Gallery of Art was unique in a lot of ways due to the size and age of the doors.  One of the challenges we faced was the limited space available for the Handicapped Operators to be installed.  Through alot of engineering and fabrication we were able to achieve...

The project at The Deans Office, as seen in the above photo, consisted of three sets of wooden strap hinge doors that needed to be automated for A.D.A. compliance without compromising the historical value.

This Van Kennel Revolving Door, as seen in the above photo, is the only one in Boston and dates back to around 1907. The Restoration project required the hangers be broken down and rebuilt with new machined parts. The shaft assembly also needed to be rebuild and the disks machine a new stainless...

In the early 1970's when the ("new") John Hancock Tower was just completed, an engineering flaw caused it to lose many glass panes (4 foot by 11 foot lights, weighing 500 pounds each!), resulting in drastic changes in stack pressure.  Even when the window was not lost but the seal...

When it was first built in 1947, the original John Hancock Insurance tower (now known as the Berkeley Building) was the only "skyscraper" in the city of Boston.  These historic deco style doors are manufactured out of nickel and brass.  We have extensive knowledge and experience in the proper operation...

FOR SALE: Two International Steel Bronze Revolving Doors, built in 1943, with roll-a-side feature in great shape and perfect working order, these doors come complete with overhead gear box, floor pivot, side walls and ceiling. These doors are true classics made at a time when quality was the number one priority...

The original revolving doors as well as the balance doors were of poor quality and had failed.  We installed a new set of wings and mechanisms for the revolving doors and converted the balanced doors to swing doors eliminating a number of problems.  As seen in the photo above, the main...

First built in 1947, the 36 story original John Hancock Insurance tower was the first "skyscraper" in the city of Boston.  These historic deco style doors are manufactured out of nickel and brass, and parts are no longer available.  As seen in the above photo, period parts for discontinued doors...

The Balanced Door needed to be modified to accommodate the width requirements to be A.D.A. compliant and to be functional with an automatic operator.  As seen in the above photo, converted balanced door.

We show here a range of fabricated elements made for commercial doors of several types and sizes.  We can custom fabricate ANY ELEMENT in our machine shop for your door project.