42"x95"x1.75" Antique Vintage Old Reclaimed Salvaged SOLID Wood Wooden Entry Door Window NO Glass

* The last 2 photos show a similar door that we repaired, plugged, replaced glass, and refinished. We included these photos to give you an idea of how this door could look like with some work.

Gorgeous, antique,  exterior door salvaged from an old home in Northeastern PA. It has a solid  chestnut core covered with 1/8" thick oak veneers. It's stained and finished on  both sides (not painted).

Please don't think that "veneer" means inferior quality. Unlike  the paper-thin veneers used on modern doors and furniture, these veneers are  1/8' thick and provide strength and stability to the door. This door could be  refinished a couple of times without sanding down to the core wood.

There is a half-length window with raised panel below. Although the door doesn't have any  glass, we could order and install the glass of your choice (i.e. beveled, clear  tempered, acid-etched/frosted, textured, etc.)--email us for a quote.

Hardware: The door is not equipped with  any hardware. However, we have a good selection of period hardware to outfit  it (check out our store).

* If you would like any of the hardware holes plugged with  solid wood, please email us for a quote.

Quirks & Considerations: The width and height were unevenly cut by  1/2" - 1/2" at some point. The cuts were most likely made to compensate for a  settling foundation or an old warped floor. We could cut the door to an even 41 5/8"x 94 1/2", cut it shorter or narrower, and we could also add wood to it to  make it taller or wider to fit your opening--email us  for a quote.

Most panels are not just one very wide board, but  instead several narrow boards glued together, side-by-side. The glue joining 2  or 3 of the boards has worn off, and as a result, the panel has a very tight  split in the middle and a shorter split between 2 other boards. We tried to take  close ups of both sides of the panel to show the splits, but they are so tight  that they're tough to spot.

The molding around the panel is removable and the  panel could also be removed, disassembled, and thoroughly cleaned. Once the dirt  and build-up between the boards is removed, the panel could be reassembled and tightened  with modern wood glue, which is superior to old, hide glue. The gaps will be  removed and the panel will be seamless once again--email us for a quote.

Condition: Considering  that the door is well over 100 years, it's in great shape. It  has the typical  scrapes, scratches which are normal to find on door this old.  However, there is no rot, warp, or any serious flaws like cracked/broken  joints.

The worst blemishes are shown in the last photo: a chipped piece of window  molding and a small piece of veneer broken off one of the lower corners. We could patch these part--email us  for a quote.

Swing: The  door is set up to swing into the home and end up on your right side. However, we can  change it's swing--email  us for a quote.

Modification: We could  also modify this door to fit your opening or suite your needs. We could  make a  frame, trim or add to the height or width, replace glass with screen, reverse  the swing, plug the hardware holes, etc. Email us with a small  description of  what you would like done, and we'll give you a quote.

Door: 
41 5/8"  - 41 7/8" x  94 1/2"  - 95" x 1 3/4"

Window: 29 3/4"  x 42 1/2"

Too tall, short, wide or narrow? We could increase or decrease  the height and/or width--email us for a quote.