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Architectural Specs

Fuller Architectural Hardwood, Inc.

About

About This Business

Wholesale manufacturer of hardwood lumber specializing in design and manufacturing of custom interior and exterior architectural mill-work products for residential and commercial construction, e.g....fine trims and trim packages, mantels, radius moldings, interior and exterior doors, stair systems, fine cabinets, furniture pieces, and custom finishing and priming; thermally modified hardwoods: decking, rain screen systems, pergola details, exterior furniture, custom fencing, etc... 

BBB Accredited Since: 3/6/2015

Years in Business: 80

Products and Services

Custom Architectural Millwork, Domestic Hardwood Lumber, Hardwood Growing, Hardwood Solids, Imported Hardwood Lumber, Kiln-Dried Lumber, Lumber Drying, Thermally Modified Hardwoods, Veneers

Business Details

BBB File Opened:
4/7/2008
Business Started:
2/8/1946
Business Incorporated:
12/11/1951
Type of Entity:
Corporation
Business Management:
Mr. Edward Orem, C.F.O.
Mr. Fred Fuller, President
Mr. Adam Fuller, Owner
Mr. Jonathan Chambless, Project Manager
Number of Employees:
14

Additional Contact Information

Principal Contacts
Mr. Fred Fuller, President
Mr. Adam Fuller, Owner
Customer Contacts
Mr. Jonathan Chambless, Project Manager
Fax numbers
Other Fax: (765) 378-7545
Additional Websites
houzz.com/pro/fred456/ful...
Social Media
Facebook

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