5 Lite Frosted Glass French Primed Wood Interior Door
French doors are a beautiful and stylish option for an interior door. The lites, or glass panes, allow natural light to flow into the room and make for a timeless and elegant look. Our French doors come in a variety of grid options, from single lite all the way up to 18-lite.
This French door features a 5-lite design with frosted glass on 1 3/8" thick pine. The 5-lite door works perfectly for a small single or double door opening. Smaller widths can even be used as a sidelight for larger door openings. The primed clear pine material can be finished with a light sanding using a fine-grit sandpaper and the water-based color of your choice.
*16"W x 80"H doors cannot have a Bore in sides for regular doorknob. This size width can only host a dummy knob.
*All glass in our French Door line is tempered. Over spray may occur in the priming process. It is normal for the windows to look painted. There is a plastic layer on top of the glass that can be removed with a straight edge razor. We recommend waiting to remove after you've finished painting your door.
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French doors are a beautiful and stylish option for an interior door. The lites, or glass panes, allow natural light to flow into the room and make for a timeless and elegant look. Our French doors come in a variety of grid options, from single lite all the way up to 18-lite.
This French door features a 5-lite design with frosted glass on 1 3/8" thick pine. The 5-lite door works perfectly for a small single or double door opening. Smaller widths can even be used as a sidelight for larger door openings. The primed clear pine material can be finished with a light sanding using a fine-grit sandpaper and the water-based color of your choice.
*16"W x 80"H doors cannot have a Bore in sides for regular doorknob. This size width can only host a dummy knob.
*All glass in our French Door line is tempered. Over spray may occur in the priming process. It is normal for the windows to look painted. There is a plastic layer on top of the glass that can be removed with a straight edge razor. We recommend waiting to remove after you've finished painting your door.
