Dutch Exterior Doors
Two leaves, one door — practical by design.
A Dutch door opens in halves, letting in light and air while keeping the lower half closed. It's a functional choice with a long history in traditional American homes, and ours are built with the same solid wood construction and careful joinery as every door we make.
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Blanchard Solid Wood Dutch Exterior Door
Blythe Dutch Exterior Door with Arched Glass
Concklin Crossbuck Dutch Exterior Door with Glass
Chasmar Solid Wood Dutch Exterior Door
Hawes Dutch Exterior Door with Glass
Seymour Dutch Exterior Door with Glass
Gibson Dutch Exterior Door with Arched Glass
Boelson Dutch Exterior Door with Glass
Lorimer Dutch Exterior Door with Glass
Hathaway Dutch Exterior Door with Glass
Breakspeare Dutch Exterior Door with Glass
Lindley Dutch Exterior Door with Glass
Stiles Dutch Exterior Door with Glass
Pelton Solid Wood Dutch Exterior Door
Dewindt Solid Wood Dutch Exterior Door
Campbell Solid Wood Dutch Exterior Door
Wyatt Solid Wood Dutch Exterior Door
Smibert Solid Wood Dutch Exterior Door
Edgartown Dutch Exterior Door
Birchall Dutch Exterior Door with Glass
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A Dutch front door for everyday use
Open the top for fresh air or a conversation at the porch while the lower section stays closed. Our solid wood exterior Dutch doors are made to your dimensions, with single and double configurations, glass and panel choices, and sealing designed for outdoor entries.
A Dutch door has upper and lower sections that open independently. You can leave the bottom closed while opening the top, or connect the two with a Dutch door bolt to use them as a full-height door. That flexibility can be useful at a kitchen entry, mudroom, or front porch where you want an open connection outside without opening the whole doorway.
Consider the dividing rail’s height alongside nearby counters and windows. An optional shelf adds a ledge at the split; its projection should be planned with the swing and any screen door in front. We can help you work through those details for the design you choose.
Glass and weather sealing for an exterior Dutch door
Glass in the upper section brings daylight into the room even when both halves are closed. A broad pane gives a more open view, while divided lites add a pattern that can relate to nearby windows. Clear insulated tempered glass is standard in glazed exterior designs, with Low-E and decorative options available by design.
The horizontal joint needs its own weather seal in addition to the seals around the frame. Our exterior Dutch doors use a dedicated sealing system at the meeting rail. Pre-hung units include matching solid wood jambs, ball-bearing hinges, weatherstripping, and an adjustable mahogany threshold.
Double Dutch exterior doors for wider openings
A double Dutch door combines two divided doors in one paired entrance. Our split astragal, the strip covering the joint between the pair, allows both upper sections to open while the lower sections remain shut. Mortise flush bolts are part of the exterior pair’s hardware arrangement.
Plan which side you will use for everyday passage and how you want the upper sections to operate. The dividing rails and glass layouts can be coordinated across the pair. If you prefer full-height leaves, browse our double exterior doors; for sidelights or a transom around a Dutch door, see our entrance units.
Customize a solid wood Dutch door for your home
We use kiln-dried solid hardwood and traditional joinery, with a standard exterior thickness of 1¾ inches and thicknesses available up to 2¼ inches. African Mahogany comes standard, with a natural grain that can be highlighted under stain. Our team can help you evaluate other species for your entry’s weather exposure and finish.
Select a design above to customize the size, wood, glass, and installation setup online. Doors arrive unfinished with guidance for sealing and finishing before installation. Our craftspeople are available for questions, and before any door order is built, you receive drawings to review and approve. For a divided door between rooms, explore our Dutch interior doors.
Unsure if this the style you’re looking for? Visit our Door Buyer's Guide to Architectural Styles.