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I recently salvaged this door from my boyhood home just before it was demolished. The house was built in 1923 & this was the door to the coal bin. It\'s 69 1/2 inches high,32 1/2inches wide and3/4 inch thick. It was handmade from tongue-in-groove roofing boards,the predecessor to plywood for house roofing. It\'s very solid and sturdy.The iron latch is in good condition, with a nice old patina.
It would be great forcreative projects: Maybe a wall-hanging backboard for old photos or collectibles,or the actual door to the playroom, wine cellar or man-cave.
Notice that it\'s listedfor pickup only because of the weight and size. If you do want it shipped, please make your own arrangements with a carrier to have itpicked up.
Please email me with any questions before you offer.
