Early 20th-Century 6-Lite Craftsman Entry Door – 36" x 81 ⅝" (KK)

Description :
This substantial Craftsman-style entry door features six upper lites in a 2x3 grid above three classic recessed panels. The door’s painted surface is deeply weathered, revealing years of layered use and exposure. The bottom edge of the door is deteriorated and requires full rail replacement, making it a solid candidate for structural repair or creative reuse. The fluted glass is intact, and the frame holds its shape, offering a sturdy base for restoration or repurposing.

Era:
1910s–1930s

Style:
Craftsman / Bungalow Revival

Technique:
Wood panel joinery with glazed lights; requires bottom rail replacement

Tools Used:
Panel saw, mortise chisel, flush trim router, hammer, paint scraper

History:
Likely served as a front entry for a bungalow-style home; wear and rot suggest exterior exposure over time

Manufacturer / Maker:
Maker: Unknown

Measurements:
36" W x 81 ⅝" H x 1 ¾" D

Suggested Weight:
100–120 lbs

Item Number : P13025

Category : Entry Door

Brand : UK