Krueg

Cherry shoji screens to span a 79"W x 60"H wall window. Shoji built with K18 and Haruki Warlon paper. Tracking and jambs not pictured. Below, Elvis stepped in for scale.

 

 

Bentz

 

Kumiko grids only to replace the glass in existing interior doors. Mona Pearl's Moon pattern with 1 mm White Warlon and kumiko pattern 18 below with 1 mm Chiri Warlon 

 

 

 

 

4M Construction LLC

 

 

A Shoji pocket door - 28" x 80" x 1-3/8" and a set of closet Shoji to span 70-3/8" x 80-1/2" (including tracking). Built in Beech with 1 mm white Warlon laminated paper

and inlaid Ebony door pulls. Ed's guitar for scale. 

Trim detail

Stack of kumiko frames going together.

Some of the kumiko parts for the last three orders- the labor intensive part of a shoji screen. Every little 'stick' needs to be planed-cut to length-notched-planed again-oiled-oiled again then burnished and assembled. There are two kumiko frames per shoji and the last step is to cut the laminated paper make the kumiko-paper-kumiko sandwich that will slide into the shoji frame. K18 is a more complicated pattern with many more pieces and each of the free floating ends needs to be detail trimmed as shown above. 

Krueg

 

 

Cherry shoji screen for a wall window - 79" x 50" - with 0.3 mm White Haruki Warlon laminated paper and inlaid Japanese Cherry door pulls. 

Will be installed with wood tracking and side jambs.

Belair

 

Four Beech shoji screens (only had room to show three) approx. 37-3/4" wide x 96-1/2" tall. Fancy kumiko pattern #18 with 0.45 mm White Warlon laminated paper.

Once again Elvis stepped in for scale, he is 6' tall.

Production images for the kumiko pattern can be found on this blog-

http://shojidesigns.blogspot.com/2018/09/belair-kumiko-assembly.html

Belair kumiko assembly

Kumiko pattern 18 coming together.

Blunt ends get beveled.

Horizontal kumiko and the different cuts and lengths required.

Vertical kumiko.