If you'd like to see photos of a specific door, please message us. Please note that the 30"x83" in the title is just an estimate. The doors are not exactly that size. Elegant, antique interior doors salvaged from an old, home in Northeastern Pennsylvania.
These doors were made around the turn of the of the previous century, and are original to the home's construction. The doors are made of solid Douglas Fir. And have 5 recessed (flat) panels on both sides. All of the doors are painted white on both sides.For interior doors, these are unusually heavy! Most interior doors weigh about 35lbs, these are almost 45lbs. Hardware : The doors are not equipped with any hardware.
Uneven Size : The height and width of Door#14 was unevenly cut by 1/4. The cuts were most likely made to accommodate a warped floor or sagging foundation. We could cut it to an even height/width, or cut it narrower/shorter, or even build it up to be wider/taller. Condition : Considering the doors are well over 100 years old, they are strong, sturdy and in great structural condition. They only have nicks and scratches, but no gouges, rot, warp, or any other serious issues.Most of the blemishes that they have will disappear after sanding, prior to refinishing or repainting, and whatever remains will be subtle, "character marks". Want to use 2 of these doors to make a pair? We could also modify the door(s) to fit your opening or suite your needs. We could make a frame(s), trim or add to the heights or widths, replace panels with glass, reverse the swings, plug the hardware holes, etc. And we'll give you a quote.
Door#6 : 29 1/2" x 82 1/2" - 82 7/8" x 1 3/8". Door#13 : 29 3/4" x 83 1/2" x 1 3/8.
Door#14 : 29 1/2" x 82 1/2" - 83 3/4" x 1 3/8". Door#15 : 29 3/8" - 29 5/8" x 81 1/2" - 82" x 1 3/8. Too tall, short, wide or narrow? Northeastern VA, MD, DC, DE, PA, NJ, NY, & New England : We deliver to these states every 2 - 3.