2 Panel V Grooved Arch-KA-1-68 | 80" Tall 2 Panel V Grooved Arched Panel Solid Knotty Alder Entry Door
This entry door is built around a two-panel design, giving the front of your home real presence and curb appeal. The door is built from knotty alder, a warm, characterful wood whose natural knots give every door a one-of-a-kind, rustic personality. 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. Leave it unfinished to stain or paint to your taste, or select the pre-finished option and save yourself the time, mess, and guesswork on site. Each door carries its own grain pattern, so no two look exactly alike.
This entry door is built around a two-panel design, giving the front of your home real presence and curb appeal. The door is built from knotty alder, a warm, characterful wood whose natural knots give every door a one-of-a-kind, rustic personality. 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. Leave it unfinished to stain or paint to your taste, or select the pre-finished option and save yourself the time, mess, and guesswork on site. Each door carries its own grain pattern, so no two look exactly alike.
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This entry door is built around a two-panel design, giving the front of your home real presence and curb appeal. The door is built from knotty alder, a warm, characterful wood whose natural knots give every door a one-of-a-kind, rustic personality. 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. Leave it unfinished to stain or paint to your taste, or select the pre-finished option and save yourself the time, mess, and guesswork on site. Each door carries its own grain pattern, so no two look exactly alike.
