(Pair) Exterior Doors, 4 Panel, 50.25" x 100.375"

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This pair of reclaimed French doors showcases the natural beauty of their wood grain and warm, rich tones. They are adorned with four raised panels bearing intricate rounded and grooved molding. 

Once gracing a stately French home, these doors carry a rich history. Sturdy and robust, these impressive doors would make for a grand, inviting entrance when installed on the exterior of a modern home.

Whether used as a statement-making entryway or repurposed as unique interior accents, these reclaimed oak doors are a true treasure. They bridge the gap between past and present and add an unmistakable touch of French sophistication to your space.

  • Salvaged in Paris, France, circa 1870

  • Both sides of the doors showcase their raw, natural wood form

  • Four half and two full steeple point hinges are present

  • Original iron hardware is present, including cremone bolts, door knob, and locking mechanism

  • One small piece of trim has broken away from one of the interior side panels

  • Minor wood separation with overall wear consistent with age and use, no structural damage

  • Approximately 50.25” W x 100.375” H x 1.875” D

Available for pick up, local delivery, and nationwide shipping.

This item requires either freight shipping or white glove delivery service.
Request a shipping quote here.

Request a trade discount here.

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This pair of reclaimed French doors showcases the natural beauty of their wood grain and warm, rich tones. They are adorned with four raised panels bearing intricate rounded and grooved molding. 

Once gracing a stately French home, these doors carry a rich history. Sturdy and robust, these impressive doors would make for a grand, inviting entrance when installed on the exterior of a modern home.

Whether used as a statement-making entryway or repurposed as unique interior accents, these reclaimed oak doors are a true treasure. They bridge the gap between past and present and add an unmistakable touch of French sophistication to your space.

  • Salvaged in Paris, France, circa 1870

  • Both sides of the doors showcase their raw, natural wood form

  • Four half and two full steeple point hinges are present

  • Original iron hardware is present, including cremone bolts, door knob, and locking mechanism

  • One small piece of trim has broken away from one of the interior side panels

  • Minor wood separation with overall wear consistent with age and use, no structural damage

  • Approximately 50.25” W x 100.375” H x 1.875” D

Available for pick up, local delivery, and nationwide shipping.

This item requires either freight shipping or white glove delivery service.
Request a shipping quote here.

Request a trade discount here.

This pair of reclaimed French doors showcases the natural beauty of their wood grain and warm, rich tones. They are adorned with four raised panels bearing intricate rounded and grooved molding. 

Once gracing a stately French home, these doors carry a rich history. Sturdy and robust, these impressive doors would make for a grand, inviting entrance when installed on the exterior of a modern home.

Whether used as a statement-making entryway or repurposed as unique interior accents, these reclaimed oak doors are a true treasure. They bridge the gap between past and present and add an unmistakable touch of French sophistication to your space.

  • Salvaged in Paris, France, circa 1870

  • Both sides of the doors showcase their raw, natural wood form

  • Four half and two full steeple point hinges are present

  • Original iron hardware is present, including cremone bolts, door knob, and locking mechanism

  • One small piece of trim has broken away from one of the interior side panels

  • Minor wood separation with overall wear consistent with age and use, no structural damage

  • Approximately 50.25” W x 100.375” H x 1.875” D

Available for pick up, local delivery, and nationwide shipping.

This item requires either freight shipping or white glove delivery service.
Request a shipping quote here.

Request a trade discount here.