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I'm looking for entry way doors that were stolen from my home. The picture is attached. Does anyone have 113h x 52w doors for sale or know of anyone that would make a replica of the doors in the photo? Those were the doors that were stolen.

11:42 PM 05/10/2012

 

Entry way Doors

 

 

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    How did this happen?  Was it an outside or an inside job?  Are you saying somebody without keys or authorized access drove up and entered your house by a window or another door, opened the front doors from the inside, unscrewed the hinges, loaded the doors in to a truck and drove off without alerting any neighbors or residents?
    My neighbors here at the Brooklyn Navy Yard makes new doors like those as a specialty, but they also do all types of architecural woodwork interior and exterior.  I highly recommend Omar and Belda.  Artwoodcrafts@gmail.com

    7:08 AM 05/11/2012 | 0 Votes

     

     

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    Yes that is EXACTLY what I'm saying someone without keys drove up and entered my house through those door undoubtedly and loaded them up. I have my suspicions as to who did it but the case is still open. Thank you so much for your reply! Do you have a phone number for them?

    9:31 AM 05/11/2012 | 0 Votes

     

     

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    • Write to me for the phone number. aaron@gmcandd.com

      12:35 PM 05/11/2012

          
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    Looks like you were in the process of refininshing them...   No ransom note yet?
    Brownstoner should run a service similar to the Art Loss Registry where stolen architectural elements, such as gates and, WTF! doors could be kept on file.  A reader might come across them at some salvage yard.

    10:08 AM 05/11/2012 | 0 Votes

     

     

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    That's so awful!  You could try Demolition Depot in Harlem or Armighini Architectural in Jersey City.  Both have fairly detailed web sites.

    10:57 AM 05/11/2012 | 0 Votes

     

     

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    apparently, door thefts used to be pretty common back in the day. less so now. today they go for the gates and fencing. i watched obne morning as a white van was stealing gates on my block. they are very efficient and most people think that these guys are doign something legal.

    10:58 AM 05/11/2012 | 0 Votes

     

     

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    Also check Eddies - Grand and Greene, and Olde Good Things.

    South Slope Woodworks makes doors like that - thought I've not used them.

    10:58 AM 05/11/2012 | 0 Votes

     

     

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    Aside from having them custom made ($5-10,000) the arch at the top is going to be hard to find.  Here's where I got my door....great prices and nicely sanded....this pair is close...give him a call
     
    http://www.archantiquities.com...

    11:34 AM 05/11/2012 | 0 Votes

     

     

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    We purchased a set 18 months ago which we can't use.  Similar design and size.  If interested call me at 718.783.3189 for viewing.  We're in Fort Greene.

    10:11 PM 05/17/2012 | 0 Votes

     

     

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