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    PRODUCT SHOWCASE

    Oct 29, 2019 5 minutes

    Crown Point Cabinetry

    Crown Point Cabinetry handcrafts the finest quality custom cabinetry for your entire home. Period styles include Shaker, Arts & Crafts, Early American, Victorian, Transitional and Contemporary. Available direct nationwide. 800-999-4994; www.crown-point.com

    eHeat.com

    Envi Wall-Mounted Room Heater Energy saving, ultra-safe, healthy, effective, silent, easy to install, stylish 800-807-0107; www.eheat.com

    Hi-Velocity

    The Hi-Velocity System is a Small Duct Central Heating & Air Conditioning System, suitable for historic remodels, retrofits, new construction, recreational properties, and commercial applications. Designed to fit where other systems cannot, with superior indoor air quality and climate control. www.hi-velocity.com

    Driwood Moulding

    Make your period home distinctive with ornamental wood moldings. At Driwood we craft architecturally correct, embossed hardwood mouldings designed for homes from any historic period. With more than 500 mouldings in stock, we have the moudling you

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