Interior doesn’t have to mean wood. Steel interior doors have become the go-to for modern farmhouse and industrial interiors because they run thinner profiles (3/4″ sightlines) and bigger glass panels than any framed wood door.
Typical use cases
- Home office: full glass with divided lites for a library feel
- Pantry: glass-top with steel-skin bottom, 32″–36″ wide
- Wine cellar: custom cooling-rated gasket and seedy glass
- Primary suite: oversized pivot or double-leaf for impact
What we do differently indoors
- Lighter 16-gauge frame since exterior weatherproofing isn’t needed
- Cleaner hardware — no threshold or weather seal to accommodate
- Interior-grade powder coat with a softer finish sheen
- Optional mortised floor guide on sliding or pocket conversions
Glass options
Clear low-iron glass (no greenish cast) is the interior bestseller. Seedy, rain, reeded, and sandblasted glass add privacy while keeping the light. We do custom leaded and caming patterns for period-style homes.
Timelines
Interior jobs usually install in 6–8 weeks because we skip the waterproofing step and don’t have to coordinate with exterior envelope work.
Specifications
| Frame Material | 16-gauge welded steel, 3/4" sightlines |
|---|---|
| Glass | Single-pane clear low-iron or specialty |
| Standard Sizes | 30" – 42" wide, up to 108" tall |
| Configurations | Hinged, pivot, sliding, pocket |
| Finish | Interior-grade powder-coat |
| Warranty | 10-year finish, 25-year structural |
| Lead Time | 6–8 weeks |
