I am refacing my kitchen, and I ordered doors from a Canadian supplier called Northwoods Custom Doors, which has an outstanding catalog and appears to be a very high quality retailer. The doors are manufactured at a place called Conestoga Wood Specialties Corporation in Pennsylvania. The doors are hard maple, Shaker style, with a reverse G-cove on the back, and appear to be very well made. But they each have eight distinct staple or nail holes on the back of the doors, next to the joint between the vertical and horizontal framing pieces. Is this an acceptable practice, or should I send them back? I paid almost $70-80 for each door, and they are finished with natural conversion varnish. The fronts are flawless.
Thanks,
Bob Dickey
Thanks,
Bob Dickey