Antique Five-Panel Wood Interior Door

Description : Salvaged five-panel wood interior door with raised rectangular panels and substantial traditional stile-and-rail construction. One face has been painted white, while the opposite face retains an older brown wood finish that shows the natural grain. The door includes a painted round knob with older lock hardware as well as a later-added deadbolt. Visible scratches, paint loss, old hardware openings, edge wear, chips, and previous alterations reflect long-term use. Its narrow proportions and classic five-panel layout make it well suited for historic restoration, architectural reuse, or a repurposed interior project.

Era
Early 20th century.

Style
Traditional five-panel interior architectural door.

Technique
Stile-and-rail wood construction with five individually fitted raised panels and molded panel edges.

Tools Used
Saws, hand planes, chisels, molding tools, drills, mortising tools, clamps, and finishing brushes.

History
Five-panel wood doors were commonly used in American residential architecture during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Their durable construction makes surviving examples useful for restoration and architectural salvage projects.

Manufacturer / Maker
Maker: Unknown.

Measurements
27 ⅞" W x 79 ⅞" T x 1 ¼" D

Suggested Weight
Approximately 35–45 lbs.

Suggested Shipping Package Dimension
Approximately 31" W x 83" T x 4" D.

Item Number : P17313

Category : Doors

Brand : Unknown