Yes, we specialize in manufacturing architectural wood columns, balusters, and newel posts suitable for restoration and historic reproduction projects. If you need to match an original profile from a landmark property or require period-correct design, we can custom-turn components in a range of hardwoods and softwoods. Contact us for more information!
We manufacture a wide range of custom wood products including handles, dowels, turnings, plugs, bungs, wedges, columns, balusters, and other architectural components. Every part is built to spec.
Yes. Every part we produce is custom-made to your exact specifications: shape, size, wood species, finish, and quantity. We do not carry off-the-shelf stock, which allows us to focus on custom pieces and production-part partnerships with quality and repeatability.
Yes. In addition to shaping and turning, we offer sanding, drilling, chamfering, slotting, and finishing services. These are often bundled into the same production run to reduce lead times and simplify workflow.
Yes, we maintain job records and part specifications for all repeatable production. If your original order was custom, we can run it again using your existing specs or update them if needed.
Yes, H.A. Stiles specializes in high-volume production of wood plugs, bungs, and wedges for cabinet shops, flooring manufacturers, barrel producers, and more. We offer a wide range of sizes and species, including tapered, straight, and face grain options, shipped in bulk quantities.
We regularly machine Ash, Beech, Birch, Hickory, Hard and Soft Maple, Oak, Pine, Poplar, Sycamore, Walnut, and many more. If you need a specific species or want guidance based on application, our team will help you select the right option.
Yes, we can consistently match wood species across orders. We maintain close relationships with multiple sources to support both standard and specialty wood types at production volumes.
Absolutely. We offer prototyping services and short-run production to make sure the part meets your fit, function, and finish expectations before scaling. This is commonly used for new product development or supplier transitions.
Yes. If you have a legacy component no longer available from your original supplier, we can often replicate it using a physical sample or measurements. This service is often helpful for restoration professionals, manufacturers with older product lines, or anyone needing supply continuity.
