The first choice you are asked to make is the basic type of door.

Choose if you want double or single. Top styles can be straight, eyebrow arch or full arch. Don't worry if it is not exactly what you want yet - there will be plenty of other options to choose from.

The kick panel is the lower portion of the door where no glass is installed. You can choose various shapes - or even no kick panel if you wish.

Here you can also choose a standard or narrow frame (The stiles and rails of the door). The standard frame is 6" and narrow is 3". Narrow frames are more difficult to build and so there is a small additional cost. Both choices are equally durable and the choice is only one of personal taste.

The scrollwork design can be anything that is pleasing to you. We have many designs in our library or we can work from your sketch or picture. If you do not find what you like in the list of designs, choose the last option called "Alternative". Once selected you will see a new button on top left "Example Scrollwork". Click on that and you will be offered even more designs to review or the option to upload your own image. The image selected or uploaded will be shown in top left corner.

After we receive your order we will make CAD (engineering) drawings of your door using the example given. We will make sure you are completely happy with the final design before making your door.

The configuration panel lets you add sidelights and or a transom to your door. Various combinations and sizes are available depending on your type of door. If you don¡¦t see what you want, choose something close to what you want. You will be able to adjust the exact size and design of the unit later.

Please note, you see the words "Matching Scrollwork TBD" in the sidelight or transom then it means we don't yet have a preview of that design. After you place your order we will create this design and supply you with engineering drawings for your approval. We will be sure you totally happy with the design before making your door.

Choose between patina or stipple finishes or matt black.

Patina finishes are by far the most popular choice. They create a subtle highlighting that adds depth, as well as color. Scrollwork features, edges and corners take on more of the patina than flat surfaces, so their appeal is greatly enhanced. patina finishes simulate the natural aging that one sees on iron and copper antiques.

Stipple finishes have a faux texture (applied with a stipple brush) that is the same weight throughout the door and scrollwork. It has been a traditional finish but is less popular these days.

Black is also available as a finish option, however, a black finish can seem flat and less interesting than patina or stipple and generally doesn't show off the beauty of your door as well as other finishes.

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Clear or textured glass allow in the same amount of light. Tinted glass allows in slightly less light. Both clear and tinted glass allow persons to see into your home as well as for you to see outside. Rainstorm, Hammered Water and Pinhead prevent viewing from inside or outside. However, they allow just as much light to come into the home. All of our glass is dual pane, tempered glass and equally strong and weather resistant.

Residential property is in-swinging. Commercial properties usually have out-swinging doors.

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Choose either a Cylindrical lockset or a Wrought Iron Pull Set. All of our Handle sets are top quality and approved for use with our pre-bored wrought iron doors. Choose the style that is most pleasing to your sense of style.

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Overall size and Rough Opening size: The door jamb and integral steel threshold adds 4" to the width and height of the overall unit. Additionally, to allow room for installation and adjustment, you will need a rough opening size about 3/4" larger than the overall unit size. See more information in our Door Measuring Guide and Installation Guide.

Here you can choose Polar Shield thermal break, or a Certified Hurricane door. Also decide the Jamb Size, add electrical conduits or Low E glass.