Mexican Door: Antique Mexican and colonial Spanish doors. For many years, WoodLtdŽ have specialized in Mexican custom made antique doors and architectural elements, including mesquite & Sabine doors and old beams. Handcrafted in Thailand our doors are new built in solid Burmese teak. Our Spanish colonial doors are rich with character marks and wrought-iron hardware can be added.

MEXDR101	MEXDR102	MEXDR103
Mexican Door	Large Mexican Door	Mexican-Spanish Door

MEXDR104	MEXDR105	MEXDR106
Custom Mexican Door	Wood Mexican Door	Mexican-Colonial Door
MEXDR107	MEXDR108	MEXDR109
Oversize Mexican Door	Mexican Hacienda Door	Old Mexican Door
MEXDR110	MEXDR111	MEXDR112
Antique Style Mexican Door	Massive Mexican Door	Alhambra Mexican Door
MEXDR113	MEXDR114	MEXDR115
Mexico Door	Mexican Granada Door	Antique Mexican Door
MEXDR116	MEXDR117	MEXDR118
Mexican Tarifa Door	Lumber Mexican Door	Raised Panel Mexican Door
MEXDR119	MEXDR120	MEXDR121
Mission Mexican Door	Craftsman Mexican Door	Master-Craft Mexican Door
	MEXDR122
	Handcrafted Mexican Door
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WoodLtdŽ Mexican Door: mission doors unites past and present. While exploring the new world, the Spanish brought their native architecture to the Americas, mixing European architectural styles with the materials and aesthetics native to the New World. Historically mission architecture flourished predominantly in California and the Southwest. Today, the Mission style is enjoying a renaissance across the United Sates and European Union in new home construction. In keeping with its tradition of creating stylish and beautifully crafted wood doors, WoodLtdŽ introduces its newest line of interior and exterior doors in mission style.

Mission Doors with solid wood flat and raised panels. WoodLtdŽ Mission wood doors are built in thick solid hardwood panels. They are available in a wide variety of style panel designs with Mission sticking. These doors are also available with applied moldings. Please contact us if you don't see the door you are looking for. All our door designs are available as exterior and interior units.

In order to meet the individual needs of homeowners, our Spanish style doors may have many options to choose from, including varying door widths. Exterior designs are available in 1-, 2-, 3-, and 4-panel, with 2-panel designs available in flat or planked panels. An optional 3-panel design is offered with six lites, matching classic Mission styling. Interior designs include 2-, 3-, and 4-panel, flat or planked, arch or square top.

Because these doors were designed to fulfill a specific market demand, historical integrity is a priority. Our designers paid close attention to other building-product markets. WoodLtdŽ allows a homeowner to create or continue a theme throughout their home, complementing fine furniture or cabinetry with the same simple lines and classic styling. For many years WoodLtdŽ has crafted a wide selection of finely detailed, beautifully designed wood doors. WoodLtdŽ offers a two-year limited warranty against defects in materials and workmanship from date of shipment.

Mexico also spelled Méjico, state, on the Central Plateau, Mexico, almost completely surrounding the Federal District (which comprises Mexico City). The general elevation of the state's area of 8,245 square miles (21,355 square km)—more than 10,000 feet (3,000 m) above sea level—ensures a cool, healthful climate, which, with fertile soils and plentiful rainfall, has resulted in a dense population. The state contains many preconquest ruins, among them Tenayuca, Malinalco, and the great centre of San Juan Teotihuacán, covering 8 square miles (21 square km), about 30 miles (50 km) northeast of central Mexico City. The state capital is Toluca (q.v.).

Much of the northern part of the state lies in the Valley of Mexico, or Anáhuac, a circular lacustrine plain and intermontane basin from which most of the lakes have disappeared, leaving only swamps, sodden meadows, and lagoons. Chief among these bodies are Zumpango, San Cristóbal, Xaltocan, Xochimilco, and Texcoco, the latter three lying partly in the Federal District. The stream flow into and out of the basin was altered greatly by the opening in 1900 of the Tequixquiac tunnel, conducting water eventually to the Gulf of Mexico, and by the system of tunnels and tubes completed in 1951, which provided the state and the Federal District with drinking water and hydroelectric power.

Agriculture (cereals, especially corn [maize]; maguey [agave, source of pulque]; coffee; sugarcane; and fruits), mining, and manufacturing (including assembly plants, aluminum processing, and ironworks and steelworks) are the principal mainstays of the economy. Rail and highway transportation in the state is excellent. Its population density is the highest of any Mexican state. Pop. (1990) 9,815,795.

Spain officially Kingdom of Spain, Spanish Espańa or Reino de Espańacountry located in the extreme southwest of the European continent. It occupies about 85 percent of the Iberian Peninsula, which it shares with its smaller neighbour, Portugal. Spain is bordered on the west by Portugal; in the northeast it borders France, from which it is separated by the tiny principality of Andorra and by the great wall of the Pyrenees Mountains. Spain's only other land border is in the far south with Gibraltar, an enclavethat belonged to Spain until 1713, when it was ceded to Great Britain in the Treaty of Utrecht at the end of the War of the Spanish Succession. Elsewhere the country is bounded by water: by the Mediterranean Sea to the east and southeast, by the Atlantic Ocean to the northwest and southwest, and by the Bay of Biscay (an inlet of the Atlantic Ocean) to the northwest. The Canary Islands, in the Atlantic Ocean off the northwestern African mainland, and the Balearic Islands, in the Mediterranean, also form parts of Spain, as do Ceuta and Melilla, two small enclaves in North Africa (northern Morocco) that Spain has ruled for centuries. The total area of the national territory is 194,898 square miles (504,784 square kilometers). The capital is Madrid.