
2 Panel V Grooved Arch Wood Speakeasy-KA-1-80 | 96" Tall 2 Panel V Grooved Arched Panel Solid Knotty Alder Entry Door with Operable Wood Speakeasy
This knotty alder entry door is designed around a two-panel design with a functional speakeasy grille, making a warm, confident first impression at your entry. It is crafted from knotty alder, a warm, characterful wood whose natural knots give every door a one-of-a-kind, rustic personality. Structurally, it relies on an engineered laminated veneer lumber (LVL) core and engineered stiles and rails for dependable strength and lasting stability. Order it unfinished to stain or paint yourself, or opt for a factory pre-finished unit that is ready to install the moment it arrives. Its speakeasy lines suit a wide range of homes.
This knotty alder entry door is designed around a two-panel design with a functional speakeasy grille, making a warm, confident first impression at your entry. It is crafted from knotty alder, a warm, characterful wood whose natural knots give every door a one-of-a-kind, rustic personality. Structurally, it relies on an engineered laminated veneer lumber (LVL) core and engineered stiles and rails for dependable strength and lasting stability. Order it unfinished to stain or paint yourself, or opt for a factory pre-finished unit that is ready to install the moment it arrives. Its speakeasy lines suit a wide range of homes.
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This knotty alder entry door is designed around a two-panel design with a functional speakeasy grille, making a warm, confident first impression at your entry. It is crafted from knotty alder, a warm, characterful wood whose natural knots give every door a one-of-a-kind, rustic personality. Structurally, it relies on an engineered laminated veneer lumber (LVL) core and engineered stiles and rails for dependable strength and lasting stability. Order it unfinished to stain or paint yourself, or opt for a factory pre-finished unit that is ready to install the moment it arrives. Its speakeasy lines suit a wide range of homes.











