36\"x84\"x2\" New Arts & Crafts Exterior Entry Oak Wood Door Lead Glass Lite Window
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36\"x84\"x2\" New Arts & Crafts Exterior Entry Oak Wood Door Lead Glass Lite Window:
$1999.99
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New Arts & Crafts Oak Entry Door w/Leaded Glass Window
After years of restoring old doors and building custom doors for customers, we finally built a door based on our own design. It has a solid wooden core made of antique pine, and is veneered with ¼” thick red oak veneers. The window is made of old glass and new came.
Many people have a stigma for “veneers” and that is mostly due to contemporary furniture, which is built of mostly composite wood or high density cardboard, and covered with a paper-thin veneer that may or may not be real wood. Veneers have been used for millennia for the purpose of providing strength and stability to construction. Because oak is a dense hardwood, it is highly susceptible to warping. About 1% of all of the oak doors that we’ve come across have been truly, solid oak doors with no veneers, and most were warped as a result. The veneers used on this door are ¼” thick, which is the same thickness as the veneers used on most of the high-end, oak doors built during the late 1800’s. The sides of the door have ½” thick veneers, which conceal the 5/8” diameter dowels that we used to hold the rails and stiles together. The top and middle rails have 3, 5” L dowels and the bottom rail has 4 dowels.
Most antique doors have decorative embellishments on the exterior side only, and the interior side is plain. We wanted our door to have plenty of details on both sides. The half-length lite is surrounded by a border consisting of 3 fluted pilasters, 2 corner blocks with routed grooves, and 1 stepped ledge under the window. There are 2 raised panels below with routed designs similar to the corner blocks above the glass.
We made the window by hand by cutting pieces of glass from old windows, and shaping the came around them. We “cemented” the glass to the came, and added foam weather sealer around the edges of both sides of the glass to improve insulation. The design reflects the same cross-hatched pattern as carved into the panels and corner blocks.
The door is a full 3’x7’ and could be cut to 79” H. Most old exterior doors are 1 ¾” (or less after being sanded so many times)—this door is a full 2” thick! It weighs about 175 lbs. There are no holes in the door, which allows you to install your hardware wherever you like.
Much time was put into building this door and it was worth it! Most of the doors we offer in our store are a bit distressed and in need of some TLC. Some of our customers prefer a more distressed, beat-up look over a smooth, even-surfaced door with sharp edges. For those who prefer the latter, look no further! This one-of-a-kind door affords the beauty and charm of an Arts & Crafts design, with the condition of a freshly-built door. It’s truly an exception to the phrase, “They don’t build them like they used to.”
Finish/Paint: We could finish or paint the door. See last photos in this sale as examples of our work. Email us with a small description of what you would like done, and we\'ll give you a quote.
Dimensions:
36" W x 84" H x 2" DToo tall or wide? We could decrease the height and width, email us for a quote.
Shipping:
MD, DC, DE, PA, NJ, NY, & New England: We deliver to thesestates every 2 - 3 weeks . Home delivery would be $125 - $175 depending onyour location. Email us with the shipping zip code for an exact price. Eastern half of U.S. & Southwestern U.S.: We do cross-country deliveries once per month. If you are not too far from our route, home delivery wouldbe $175 - $275 depending on your location. Email us with the shipping zipcode for an exact price. * If you need the item sooner or are located outside of our delivery range; we could crate and ship with a commercial freighter--email us for a quote.
* Pick up in Scranton, PA is also welcome. No "pick up" charges applied
Examples of oak doors that we\'ve finished & painted
36\"x84\"x2\" New Arts & Crafts Exterior Entry Oak Wood Door Lead Glass Lite Window:
$1999.99