A French door and Dutch door: two distinctive innovations in one. This door design combines the elegance and openness of a French door with the practical utility of a Dutch door. It’s available in an array of customization options, including twenty solid woods to choose from. Give your home a stunning upgrade with this Double French Dutch Entry Door. Shown here in Sapele Mahogany.
This door is the combination of two famous door innovations: a Dutch door, and a French door. The Dutch door adds practicality and functionality, thanks to its farmhouse origins. And the French door combined a door with a window—the French themselves call it a “window door.” The result of marrying these two designs together? Old World elegance with practical utility. Now you don’t have to sacrifice one for the other—you can have both.
In keeping with the traditional design, this door is also crafted from solid wood using traditional joinery. Because there’s just no substitute for the Real thing. A solid wood entry door will last longer and look beautiful for many years to come. This door is available in twenty different wood species, from Classic American hardwoods like Ash and Alder, to exotic, richly colored woods like Bubinga or Sapele Mahogany. We use insulated glass in your choice of Clear or Crystal Etched (frosted) so you can either maximize natural light or opt for more privacy. And our French doors are always made with real, individual glass panes—no fakery or drawn-on lines here. Plus it comes with your choice of three optional shelf configurations. With multiple customization options, we can build the Double French Dutch Door that’s perfect for your unique style.
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Skilled artisans make all our doors by hand onsite in Gig Harbor, a small seaport town on the Puget Sound in Washington State.
RealCraft offers twenty different wood species, ranging from traditional to exotic.
One of the reasons we love real wood so much is that it carries the character of its natural habitat. Wood species respond differently to humidity and temperature conditions. If you aren't sure which wood species to pick, call us at 1-800-694-5977.
If you want to see our wood in person before making a selection, you can order samples here. Check out our wood buying guide here.
Note that exterior Cedar doors come with a Douglas Fir jamb.
When selecting a glass option for this door, keep in mind how private the space is. Choose the standard clear glass for full transparency or the etched option for a little more privacy.
We also offer custom glass options upon request.
Our standard entry hinges are 4 1/2" x 4 1/2" ball-bearing hinges available in:
If your door will be an outswing door--especially in coastal areas--we recommend stainless steel or brass hinges to prevent corrosion.
We offer American or European hinge placement of the ball bearing hinges. American-style hinge placement spaces out the hinges evenly. The European-style puts two hinges high on the door and one at the bottom. We recommend European style hinge placement, it is the strongest option. This placement allows the two upper hinges to better bear the load of the door, thus preventing sag over time.
Our concealed hinges come in pairs. They are available in multiple finishes and are a top-of-the-line, completely concealed hinge system with maintenance-free slide bearings. Choose this door hinge for a sleek, upscale finish.
To determine door handing: Stand with your back to the jamb to be hinged. Then let your arm be the door and note whether the door swings to your right or your left. If it swings to your left, it is a left-handed door. If it swings to your right, it is a right-handed door.
To determine “inswing” or “outswing”: First, stand outside your house. Then, when your door opens does it open into the house? Then it is an inswing door. Does it open out from the house? Then it is an outswing door.
Note: Inswing doors are more typical for entry doors.
Door jambs are made of the same wood as the door for a cohesive look no matter what wood you choose.
Jamb measurements: Door width plus 2 3/8" (plus another 1/2" with concealed hinges)
Minimum rough opening: Door width plus 2 3/4" (plus another 1/2" with concealed hinges)
Our exclusive white oak threshold offers superior water protection and wear resistance. We use a pure silicone, adjustable Swiss weather sweep set into the bottom of the door. Kerfed weatherstripping is standard. If you need an ADA threshold, call us.
Our doors are designed to be low maintenance. If you live in a place that has big temperature changes between seasons, you may need to tighten or lubricate your hinges from time to time. You should also adjust the door sweep to make sure it keeps the door sealed against the elements over time.
Our Osmo oil hardwax finishes may need a refresh every 1-3 years depending on their exposure to elements. Large temperature & humidity changes, direct exposure to sunlight, and seaside environments all can affect how often a door needs refreshing. Unlike plastic based varnishes, Our Osmo oil hardwax finishes don’t chip or flake off, so you don’t have to sand them to refinish. Simply clean the wood surface and reapply the finish, removing excess and rubbing in for best results.
If your door gets dirty (weather, pets, children, etc.) you can clean it with a gentle soap and water. If you have to clean the hinges for any reason, make sure they dry thoroughly.
For frequently asked questions about choosing a door and hardware see our FAQ page. And feel free to reach out any time to speak to a qualified consultant by calling 1-800-694-5977.
Ordering a pre-hung door means the door jamb is included. Therefore measurements for pre-hung doors should take into account the overall Unit Measurements and the Minimum Rough Opening where it will be installed.
Please note that any door or door unit that measures more than 90 inches in both width and height will be shipped as a kit with jamb legs disassembled and side light glass separate. This is done to comply with crate size limits on freight trucks.
We highly recommend adding a clear finish to your door to protect it and make sure that it is eligible to be covered by our warranty. A clear finish not only protects your door, it also enhances its beauty and brings out the color and detail of the grain.
We offer the following finish options:
Click and drag left and right on the image to see how the wood species look Unfinished vs. with Osmo Clear Satin EuroFinish.
to see the Unfinished Wood Species.
to see the Osmo Clear Satin finish.
A classically styled shelf with corbels for support, made from matching wood.
A jamb built from the same wood as the door slab creates a luxury, customized final look.
We proudly handcraft our products from start to finish. With decades of expertise, our artisans mix tradition and innovation to create the most distinctive doors on the market.
For every door we sell, 25 new trees are planted worldwide, so you know your purchase is protecting the health of forests around the world.
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