Aberdeen Solid Panel E-04 | 96" Solid Panel Mahogany Double Entry Doors
This mahogany double entry door is designed around a clean, solid design, giving the front of your home real presence and curb appeal. The door is built from mahogany, a dense, premium hardwood prized for its deep, even color and natural resistance to the elements. Inside, an engineered laminated veneer lumber (LVL) core and engineered stiles and rails work together to deliver strength, stability, and resistance to warping over the long term. Finish it your way with stain or paint, or skip the work and have it pre-finished so it shows up sealed, protected, and ready to hang. A clear stain lets the wood's character show, while paint gives a clean, modern finish.
This mahogany double entry door is designed around a clean, solid design, giving the front of your home real presence and curb appeal. The door is built from mahogany, a dense, premium hardwood prized for its deep, even color and natural resistance to the elements. Inside, an engineered laminated veneer lumber (LVL) core and engineered stiles and rails work together to deliver strength, stability, and resistance to warping over the long term. Finish it your way with stain or paint, or skip the work and have it pre-finished so it shows up sealed, protected, and ready to hang. A clear stain lets the wood's character show, while paint gives a clean, modern finish.
Original: $4,885.00
-65%$4,885.00
$1,709.75Description
This mahogany double entry door is designed around a clean, solid design, giving the front of your home real presence and curb appeal. The door is built from mahogany, a dense, premium hardwood prized for its deep, even color and natural resistance to the elements. Inside, an engineered laminated veneer lumber (LVL) core and engineered stiles and rails work together to deliver strength, stability, and resistance to warping over the long term. Finish it your way with stain or paint, or skip the work and have it pre-finished so it shows up sealed, protected, and ready to hang. A clear stain lets the wood's character show, while paint gives a clean, modern finish.
