Russell Millworks’ door units combine fine, classic architectural beauty with the very best time-proven construction techniques in use today. The result is sure to satisfy and survive the test of time and environmental elements. All components are manufactured by us in our plant, so you will know exactly what went into your project.

Interior units are furnished with either single or double rabbeted jambs, also relieved for stability. All of Russell Millworks door units are tested before shipment to assure proper hand and swing, locking if applicable, proper reveal, and they are beveled for proper operation. We use ball bearing hinges in all finishes. Many sill and threshold configurations are available in metal, wood, and handicap.

Cornices are simple ways to finish off the look of a room and do not require any special skills to erect, just care and attention. Their use is especially useful when a new stud wall has been erected or a ceiling has been replaced, fitting cornice will remove the need to undertake detailed finishing of the corner where the wall and ceiling meet.

Russell Millworks is fully equipped to produce all types of moulding material, common or very custom, or to directly match a wood sample or drawing of a moulding from the field. Much of our restoration and preservation work incorporates our moulded profiles. We are well suited to short and medium runs within leadtimes you can depend on.

Russell builds shutters.  When a standard style or size just won’t do, we’ll build just what you want.  Our shutters of premium materials, and are tenoned for long durability.  Your choice of any style or type of lumber or PVC, louvered, panel (or a combination), board and batten or flat – you name it!  Our shutters will put the finishing touch on your project.

Russell Millworks regularly creates custom trim for a variety of architectural projects.

Russell began as a window manufacturer. At the time, local practice was usually all paint grade wood (FJ pine or poplar), clear insulated glass with a snap in grill in many cases. All shapes and sizes – just about anything imaginable. Styles, taste, and technology moved on, and so did we. Today, most windows built in our plant utilize Low-E insulated glass for better thermal performance. We still build all shapes, but today’s architectural influences call for more rectangular and segmented radius shapes. Not so many ellipticals anymore, but we still see them.