Hahn's carriage house barn doors and stile & rail doors
are featured in a variety of well-respected periodicals.
THIS OLD HOUSE®
March 2003 Front and Center - A custom entry door can transform the look of your house
THIS OLD HOUSE®
June 2000 LUXURIES
THIS OLD HOUSE®
January/February 1998 Yankee Ingenuity - Modern ideas for fixing up an old house
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BUILDER/ARCHITECT
Rhode Island edition
March 1999 This issue focuses on architect father and son, Herbert and Michael Arnold, designers of specialty homes which "incorporate today's most modern conveniences without losing that nostaglic feel so many of us love."
Carriage house barn doors by Hahn's Woodworking Company, Inc.are featured in several Arnold homes.
AMERICAN HOMESTYLE
& GARDENING
September 1998 BEST FACE FORWARD "This tongue-and-groove design may have the arched grandeur of swinging gates, but it conceals a more practical upward-rising mechanism. The faux double doors are faced in western red cedar and operate remotely with a standard electric garage door opener."
BARNS AND BACK BUILDINGS
Edited by Donald J. Berg, AIA In this book of designs for barns, carriage houses, etc., Hahn's Woodworking Company, Inc. is recommended for its "custom wooden garage doors built to your specifications: stile and rail doors with flat or raised panels; historic barn and carriage-house style doors with convenient overhead motorized operation, traditional swing-out and sliding doors."
COUNTRY LIVING MAGAZINE
April 1996 BUILDER'S NOTES
Garage Doors
"A quick look at new models intended to help conserve energy and complement traditional architectural styles . . . Wooden garage doors in period designs, including the barn-style example shown here, are handcrafted by Hahn's Woodworking Co. The custom doors -- which can be overhead-operating, sliding, or swinging -- feature tongue-and-groove joinery, mullioned window panes, and hand-forged iron."
OLD-HOUSE JOURNAL
July-August 1995 RESTORATION PRODUCTS
Garage Doors "Adding a garage to an old house, or trying to better blend an existing garage, is difficult unless the doors look historical. Hahn's Woodworking offers custom designs: barn doors, raised panels, sunbursts, and true divided-lite windows. The doors can be overhead-operating, sliding, or swinging. Prices vary."
THE BOSTON SUNDAY GLOBE
March 5, 1995 HOME & GARDEN
First Aid for the Old House "Restoration 95, at the Hynes Veterans Convention Center, was geared for the owner of an old house, maybe even a historic one, who is faced with the need to restore or preserve it . . . One company makes traditional-looking overhead garage doors, and also makes overhead doors with the appearanceof swing-out or sliding barn doors. In fact, it also makes custom swing-out and sliding barn doors. It's Hahn's Woodworking Company in NJ."
TRADITIONAL BUILDING
May/June 1994 WOODS DOORS & ENTRIES "While substitute materials may be satisfactory for some ornamental applications, when it comes to doors and entries, there's nothing like real wood. . . When it comes to the garage door, Scott Hahn of Hahn's Woodworking sees it as an extension of the house. 'It's a large architectural statement. If you spend time and money constructing your house, don't skimp on the final stage, which is often the garage. It brings in the architecture of the entire house and helps one element flow into another.' The great benefit of customized wood garage doors (and the justification for spending more than twice as much than on a stock wood or steel door) is that its style can be modified in may ways; for example, stiles, rails, and panels can be arranged to blend in with the style of the house and its doors."
