Klaus Woodworks

This is a console table I recently built. The wood is old growth teak with a few small wedge accents. I enjoy using glass to compliment the wood.

Here are a couple photos of a window seat I did for a couple in Wynnewood. A lovely compliment to the bay window.

Here’s a couple pictures of a pair of doors I recently made for a church in New York. They were made from a 1936 tax office photo to match the original doors on this late 19th century building.

Well it’s time for the job at the Club in NYC again. These are some quarter sawn white oak cabinets to go in their humidor. They match existing cabinets already in place.

Looking for wood shop work? Check out Klauswoodworks.com. Offering built in cabinetry, architectural millwork, restaurant partitioning, etc. 30 years experience to make it right.

Looking for wood shop work? Kitchen islands, built in cabinetry, furniture? Call today to schedule a consultation. All work is done in my shop and can be delivered/installed safely .

Here is the wainscoting before and after installation. Looks awesome.

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Here is some wainscoting I reproduced for a project in Brooklyn. On the left you can see a small piece of the original that was left. At some point in the past someone hacked it out to install a kitchen. The whole house is currently undergoing a renovation and I am doing the millwork. Call today, I can help you with exact reproduction of just about anything.

This is a built in area I recently did in a bedroom Park Slope, Brooklyn. There was a closet here that was only 16 deep so it was fairly useless. I removed the closet and replaced it with these cabinets. The woman for whom I did the job is pretty stoked.

There’s a 175 year old church across the street from Barclay Center in Brooklyn. At some point in the past the doors were replaced with some that didn’t match the originals. Yesterday we made it right with a new set, custom made from quarter sawn white oak. Can’t wait to see them with a finish

Here’s another set of doors I did in BedStuy. The existing door wasn’t as bad as some I see but the ones I made to replace them were much better. The owners were super stoked.

Here is a job I did at a private club on Park Ave. I replaced existing phone booths that had been here since 1923. It took almost two months to build and a week to install. Everything you see is made from rough mahogany lumber, from the doors to the dentil crown molding.

There’s a 175 year old church across the street from Barclay Center in Brooklyn. At some point in the past the doors were replaced with some that didn’t match the originals. Yesterday we made it right with a new set, custom made from quarter sawn white oak. Can’t wait to see them with a finish

Here’s another set of doors I did in BedStuy. The existing door wasn’t as bad as some I see but the ones I made to replace them were much better. The owners were super stoked.

Here is a job I did at a private club on Park Ave. I replaced existing phone booths that had been here since 1923. It took almost two months to build and a week to install. Everything you see is made from rough mahogany lumber, from the doors to the dentil crown molding.

Here’s a set of doors and a paneled jamb I made recently for a Brownstone in BedStuy. The owners renovated the entire place and these were the last thing to go in.

Before and after photos of our latest installation in Brooklyn. The new white oak doors are reproductions of the badly weathered originals. There are many beautiful classic homes in Brooklyn in need of new doors and other millwork and we're always glad to help.

I just finished this set of quarter sawn white oak doors for a townhouse in Brooklyn. Those of us in the trade refer to these as "some really big doors". Sadie the shop dog is there for perspective.

Just finished the installation of the latest pair of doors I made for a Brownstone in the Bedford Stuyvesant neighborhood in Brooklyn. They got quite a bit of attention from passers by. The lion heads are a great detail.

Looking for wood shop work? Kitchen islands, built in cabinetry, furniture? Call today to schedule a consultation. All work is done in my shop and can be delivered/installed safely .

Here is the wainscoting before and after installation. Looks awesome.

Check out Klauswoodworks.com

Here is some wainscoting I reproduced for a project in Brooklyn. On the left you can see a small piece of the original that was left. At some point in the past someone hacked it out to install a kitchen. The whole house is currently undergoing a renovation and I am doing the millwork. Call today, I can help you with exact reproduction of just about anything.

This is a built in area I recently did in a bedroom Park Slope, Brooklyn. There was a closet here that was only 16 deep so it was fairly useless. I removed the closet and replaced it with these cabinets. The woman for whom I did the job is pretty stoked.