Applications -> Building Components -> Doors -> Big Door How to
How to Build a Big Door
Strength Demo Photos
for extremely lightweight (less than 1 lb per sq ft) yet extremely
strong. Skin is .020 inch Luan
1.5 inch nearly 8 foot span, 16″ wide almost zero deflection
Sing Panel w/1.5 inch solid wood on both outside edges
weight 15 pounds can hold two men 600 lbs
with almost zero deflection. The measurement
of the drawer is 44″ wide 9.5 inch height, 20 inch deep
and the whole drawer can be disassembled in minutes.
Sing Wood Gallery
Perfectly joined 1/8″ white oak skins
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- Walnut
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- Marine Grade Ply
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- Bi-directional Walnut
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- Sing in your favorite coffee shop
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- lightweight wood honeycomb door panel
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- Countertop Large Cutting Board
Post and Beam Gallery
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- Post & Beam Structure
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- Sing Post & Beam Gantry
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- Post & Beam Trade Show
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- Lightweight structural beams
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- Lightweight Post and Beam
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- Ceilings
Sing Panel Gallery
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- Mohagany
What you can do with Sing Panels
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- Portable Modular Walls
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- Panelized Tiny House
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- Insulated Storage Unit
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- Beach House Getaway
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- Portable Storage Room Dividers
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- Sing Panel Tables
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- Trade Show Displays
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- Insulated sliding wall room dividers
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- Strong non warping insulated bi fold door
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- lightweight sandwich durable honeycomb
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- modern sing honeycomb sliding wood door unfinished
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- Super strong honeycomb door panel
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- Sing Panel Ceiling
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- Sing Panel 4 ft x 8 ft x 1.5 inch with embedded solid wood edges
Sing Honeycomb Panels used for canvas
for artwork for the Nature Conservancy
Due to these Sing Canvas Artist Panels being so light weight, shipping via air freight to the Bahamas airport was simple, easy and cost effective. This artist canvas measures 4 ft. x 10 ft. x 3 inches with 1/4 inch plywood veneer with eucalyptus. They are now on permanent display at the Grand Bahama International Airport.
Testimony from the artist Jane Kim:
Peter and Linda along with the rest of the Sing Home team were lifesavers! They were wonderful to work with and did all that they could to meet tight deadlines without losing the flawless quality in their work. I look forward to collaborating with them again.
All the best,
Jane