Custom in Seattle
Here is our beautiful new Electra Chime hanging on our wall. I'm super appreciative of both how flexible and gracious you were with the light wood -poplar finish as well as the quick delivery. It's absolutely stunning and perfect for our house.
Thank you again
Carrie B., Seattle, Washington
Custom Metro in Poplar for a North West Mid Century Home. Interested in a custom ElectraChime of your own? Contact us.
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Upstairs, Downstairs.
We relocated the doorbell to a higher and more functional place for our split level home which also keeps any paws away! The clear and robust chimes can be heard throughout the house.
Thanks!
Philip in Stevens Point, Wisconsin
An ElectraChime doorbell is at home with treasured art and family photos.
Cleo H. from Melissa Texas writes:
"I just hung my ElectraChime doorbell. It is one of the first things you see when you enter my home. Looks and sounds great."
Nice arrangement Cleo!
Keith and Katherine's modern Cape Cod
ElectraChime Oak Metro with three nickel bellsHello Robert,
Thanks so much for making a great doorbell. We love it. We've designed our home as a modern interpretation of a Cape Cod with real materials, and the new doorbell complements our style with a richness of real chimes; not those cheap processed sounds from the electronic boxes. And such a prompt delivery. Showed up quickly and installed very easily.
We were glad we found you on the web. Keep up the good work.
Keith and Katherine — Plymouth, Massachusetts
Silver Bells, Silver Bells, It's ElectraChime in Virginia.
I hope Bing Crosby doesn't mind if I co-opt his song.
ElectraChime Metro in Walnut with three silver (nickel-plated brass) bells. Manassas, Virginia.
Are Joey and Chandler expected soon?
I wonder if the two Friends are about to ring the doorbell and take their places in the dual Barcalounger in the room beyond the ElectraChime Metro Walnut door chime with three nickel plated tubular bells.
They would be are sure to admire the starburst wallpaper in this oh-so-tastefully renovated Mid-Century home in suburban Saint Louis.
The Sun never sets on the ElectraChime Empire
"The empire on which the sun never sets" describes certain global empires that were so extensive there was always at least one part of their territory that was in daylight. It was originally used for the Spanish Empire, mainly in the 16th and 17th centuries, and for the British Empire, mainly in the 19th and early 20th centuries.
The name Empire is appropriate for a line of vintage-style door chimes since long chime doorbells were first introduced in the early 1930s which coincided with the zenith of the British Empire.
Empire Doorbell on the left welcomes visitors on the East Coast of North America while the other serves on the West Coast. The ElectraChime Metro, with horizontal lines reminiscent of the International Style of Architecture, graces a wall in Sydney, Australia.
As ElectraChime door chimes have been installed on six continents, the Sun never sets on the ElectraChime Empire.
