Welcome to WoodLtd Studio Thailand. There is something very distinctive and personal about classical wood doors, as they set a style for the entire surroundings. Making your selection is often such a personal choice, so you need to talk to someone who has the knowledge, experience and attention you deserve.

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CLADR119	CLADR120	CLADR121
Oriental Door	Hardwood Door	Colonial Door

CLADR122	CLADR123	CLADR124
Victorian Door	Lion Head Door	Traditional Door
CLADR125	CLADR126	CLADR127
Classical Door	Ornamental Door	Louis IV Door
CLADR128	CLADR129	CLADR130
Bali Door	English Door	European Door
CLADR131	CLADR132	CLADR133
Classic Door	Double Door	Flower Door
CLADR134	CLADR135	CLADR136
Antique Door	Wood Door	Half-Arch Door
	CLADR137
	Radius Door
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Beauty and Warmth: wood doors can be finished to match the interior decor of your home, including your floor, stairway or furniture. Insulation: wood doors are natural insulators, with excessive heat or cold remaining on the outside of your house. Variety: wood doors can easily be trimmed to fit the exact entry requirements of your individual home. In addition, the rich, warm appearance of the wood grain can be accented by ornaments, carving or staining with a variety of wood finishes. Nothing else has the beauty of real wood doors.

Classical Style In the study of the Classic stage, there has been a strong bias in favor of the Maya; this is not surprising in view of the fact that the Maya have been studied far longer than any other people in Meso-America. But the concept of a Classic period is a case of the Maya tail wagging the Meso-American dog, since the usual span given to that stageAD 250900is the period during which the Maya were erecting dated stone monuments. This brackets the Maya apogee, but for most areas of non-Maya Meso-America only the first half of the period may be accurately called a golden age. While the famous and yet mysterious Maya collapse took place at about AD 900, in many other regions this downfall occurred almost three centuries earlier.

Qualitatively, there is little to differentiate the Classic from the Late Formative that preceded it. Various tendencies that were crystallizing in the last centuries before the Christian Era reached fulfillment in the Classic. Two cultures stand out beyond all others. One is that of Teotihuacn, which during the Early Classic played a role in Meso-America similar to that which Olmec had performed in the Early Formative. The second is the lowland Maya civilization, which during its six centuries of almost unbroken evolution in the humid forests reached cultural heights never achieved before or since by New World natives. The contrast between the twoone urban and expansionist, the other less urban and non-expansionistexemplifies well the cultural results of the ecological possibilities offered by highland and lowland Meso-America.