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Pantry Doors in Southern California

16 years ago

I just ordered pantry doors in Azusa, only to have them call me and say there were just delivered, but not what I wanted. To get what I wanted, it would have to be special ordered, take six weeks, and of course cost more money.

I am looking for doors that have obscure glass, so my messy pantry can't be seen ;) I would like the word pantry or some kind of design etched on it. And of course not cost an arm and a leg.

Does anyone know of any place in the Southern California area?

Thanks!

Karin

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raehelen
16 years ago
Karin,

check Craig's List for the cities/towns in your area. Here, in the Vancouver, BC area there are door/stained glass companies who regularly have listings under the 'material' section. I'd do a search under all 'for sale' items.

Since listing is free, a lot of the smaller companies appreciate the savings in overhead, and pass on the savings to the consumer.
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akarinz
Original Author
16 years ago
Yes, I checked ebay, craigslist and there are not any available. Anyone else?

Thanks,
Karin
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bluekitobsessed
16 years ago
I'm sure I've seen them at HD in Vta County! HTH.
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kent39
16 years ago
I live in Riverside and just ordered a TM Cobb door with frosted glass and the word pantry on it. I ordered mine from a door company here in Riverside. Ours will be here in a week. The number is 951-787-7879. good luck
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bluekitobsessed
16 years ago
I went on the HD site (anything for a Southern Cal fellow GW'r). I'm having trouble with the site, but go to the doors catalogs, Feather River Interior Doors, pages 16-17 theme doors (e.g., pantry, laundry). I think this is exactly what you want?

Here is a link that might be useful: HD - Pantry theme door from Feather River
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Jodi_SoCal
16 years ago
We ordered our pantry door from Lowes in So Calif. They had three manufacturers that I recall (Feather River being one of them) and all had decent prices. Can't remember how long it took to ship though.

Jodi-
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Buehl
16 years ago
Home Depot has them, but they're special order as well. They carry the Feather River Door (see link below). It took 3 or 4 weeks to arrive.

We have the Prime Advantage, paint-ready finish. It has been installed, but not yet painted (and no handle hardware). (Sorry, there's a lot of reflection on the glass door, so it's difficult to see the word "Pantry")

Here is a link that might be useful: Feather River Door Company ~ Interior Collections
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saskatchewan_girl
16 years ago
We purchased ours from a small local (in SK) lumber yard, but we got just a 24" French door with an etched glass.......so maybe try a lumber yard type of store, you might get lucky ; ) We paid less than $200!! Same thing as a special order from HD but no "pantry" word on it but I think nicer, of course than HD LOL
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lrmax
16 years ago
Have you tried Ganahl Lumber? I have seen them on display at Ganahl. They have a location in Buena Park.
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maryhbrock
16 years ago
Karin-

did you try Arcadia Sash and Door?

Mary

Here is a link that might be useful: Arcadia Sash and Door
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california_dreamer
16 years ago
I got mine at Stock Lumber in the San Fernando Valley (I have the same door as buehl). It was special order but didn't take too long (a couple weeks?)
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