Hammered Egg Knob with Arts and Crafts Rectangle Rosette

It resists dents and creases, cleans easily, and allows steady airflow without glare or shine. A reliable, all-purpose option that suits most homes and climates.

This upgraded fiberglass has a finer weave and darker tone that reduces glare and makes the mesh nearly invisible from inside. You’ll enjoy crisp, open views and strong airflow — ideal for scenic porches or bright entryways.

Tightly woven mesh blocks even the tiniest insects — gnats, midges, and no-see-ums — while still allowing light and air to pass through. A must-have for humid or wooded regions where standard screens let the smallest pests in.

Made from heavy-duty vinyl-coated polyester, Pet Screen is five times stronger than standard mesh. It resists scratches, tears, and stretching from paws or playful kids — perfect for high-traffic doors or households with pets.

Rigid and long-lasting, aluminum screens hold tension beautifully and won’t sag over time. Choose black for clean visibility or silver for a brighter, more traditional finish. Best for homeowners who prefer structure and durability over softness.

This premium metal mesh starts with a warm bronze tone and develops a rich patina as it ages — blending beautifully with mahogany, oak, and other fine woods. It offers excellent visibility, superb weather resistance, and timeless character that deepens year after year.

A slab is just the door itself — ready to prep for hinges, handle, and swing direction to fit your existing frame. It’s ideal when your jambs and trim are in good shape and you’re simply replacing the door.

A prehung door on a jamb is a complete unit: the door is already mounted to a new frame, or jamb, for a precise fit and smooth operation. This is often a great choice for new builds, renovations, or when your existing frame is warped, drafty, or missing.

A prehung door on brick molding includes everything in a standard prehung unit: door, jamb, and threshold, plus exterior trim already attached (referred to as brick molding). This option is ideal when you want a fully finished exterior without the extra step of installing separate trim.

It resists dents and creases, cleans easily, and allows steady airflow without glare or shine. A reliable, all-purpose option that suits most homes and climates.

Our standard glass. Strong, secure, and timeless. Provides full visibility and a clean, polished look.

Best For:

Year-round use in main entries, porches, and three-season enclosures where clarity and protection matter most.

Energy-efficient coated glass that reflects heat in summer and insulates in winter  without altering appearance.

Best For:

Exterior or porch doors exposed to sunlight or temperature shifts. Ideal for improved comfort and efficiency.

Smooth, frosted surface that diffuses light and adds privacy while keeping the space bright.

Best For:

Entry or porch doors where you want filtered light and subtle separation from outside views.

Frosted crystalline pattern resembling hand-etched glass — decorative yet understated.

Best For:

Classic or transitional entries where a handcrafted look complements the design.

Tiny bubbles and waves recreate the handmade character of antique glass.

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Restorations, cottages, Craftsman or farmhouse designs. Balances  light with warmth and character.