Main opening
Single door
One moving door leaf. A natural starting point for a narrower entrance or a focused composition.
The door guide
Choose the main door. Add light around it. Then shape the style, glass and finish.
Learn the parts
Configuration comes first

Main opening
One moving door leaf. A natural starting point for a narrower entrance or a focused composition.
Main opening
Two door leaves meeting in the center. They create a wider opening and visual symmetry.
Above
A fixed glass section above the door. It adds light and extends the composition vertically.
Beside
Fixed glass panels beside a door. Available configurations should be confirmed for your opening.
Privacy + light
Glass affects transparency, texture and daylight. Review real samples before making a final choice.
Character
The line pattern and surface color connect the entry to the home's architecture.
A useful order of decisions
Begin with the existing opening and the number of moving door leaves. Then decide whether glass above or beside the door improves the composition. Style, glass texture, finish and hardware follow.
Questions homeowners ask
No. A transom is the glass section above a main door. It can be composed with either a single or double door.
The opening, façade proportions and everyday use all matter. A front-facing photo and rough measurements help us discuss the right direction.
Iron entries can be designed around shaped openings. The existing conditions need to be reviewed before a design is confirmed.
Send a clear photo of the full entry, rough width and height when available, your ZIP code and one or two reference images you like.
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