Antique Arched 12-Lite Wood Entry Doors

Description : Pair of salvaged oversized wood doors with tall multi-pane glass upper sections, paneled lower sections, and gently arched tops. The doors retain heavily weathered white paint with pronounced cracking, surface wear, and exposed areas that give them a strong architectural-salvage character. Original-style black metal handles, latches, hinges, and hanging hardware remain visible. Their substantial 9-foot height and 2 ¾-inch thickness make this pair well suited for restoration, adaptive reuse, a dramatic interior partition, architectural installation, or a custom building project. Style Industrial / architectural salvage with traditional paneled-door construction and arched multi-lite glazing. Technique Heavy wood frame-and-panel construction with individually divided glass panes, painted surfaces, and mechanically fastened metal hardware. Tools Used Traditional woodworking tools, saws, planes, chisels, drills, glazing tools, paint brushes, and hardware installation tools. History Large glazed doors of this type were designed to provide an entry barrier while allowing substantial natural light into commercial, institutional, or industrial spaces. The surviving wear and hardware reflect extended architectural use. Manufacturer / Maker Maker: Unknown. Measurements Pair overall: approximately 115" W x 9' T x 2 ¾" D. Individual doors: approximately 53 ¼" W and 54 ¾" W x 9' T x 2 ¾" D. Suggested Weight Approximately 175–225 lbs. per door; 350–450 lbs. for the pair. Suggested Shipping Package Dimension Shipping Notice: This item is only available for local pick-up. Shipping is available by custom freight. It cannot be sent via UPS Ground. Please contact us directly to discuss shipping options. Music Early blues, jazz, or American roots music.

Item Number : P17520

Category : Carriage Door

Brand : Unknown