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Steel and Glass Door Projects in Real Homes

Every project here is a real Alpada door photographed in a customer's home, from a frosted pantry door in Ohio to a wine room in Florida. Each one shows the room, the exact door that went in and whether it ships from stock or is made to order, and what the owner said afterwards. Installed one of ours? Send us your photos and we will add your project.

Closed 8 Lite steel pantry door, matte black frame, frosted glass panes and lever handle with lock, white kitchen cabinetry, Ohio

Pantry Door · Ohio

Frosted Pantry Door in Ohio: 8 Lite Steel French Door

8 Lite Interior Steel French Door Frosted Glass

In stock · ships in 2–5 business days

Both matte black 8 Lite steel French doors open to the home office, wood floor, chandelier above the doorway, Ohio

Office Door · Ohio

Home Office Doors in Ohio: 8 Lite Steel French Double Doors

8 Lite Interior Steel French Double Door Clear Glass

In stock · ships in 2–5 business days

Matte black 6 Lite steel French door with clear glass at the top of a basement stairwell, Pennsylvania

Basement Door · Pennsylvania

Basement Door in Pennsylvania: 6 Lite Steel French Door

6 Lite Interior Steel French Door

Made to order · 14–16 weeks

Matte black 6 Lite steel French door with clear glass as an office door, North Carolina

Office Door · North Carolina

Office Door in North Carolina: 6 Lite Steel French Door

6 Lite Interior Steel French Door

Made to order · 14–16 weeks

Matte black 4 Lite steel French door with clear glass as a kitchen pantry door, North Carolina

Pantry Door · North Carolina

Pantry Door in North Carolina: 4 Lite Steel French Door

4 Lite Interior Steel French Door

Made to order · 14–16 weeks

Matte black 3 Lite steel French door with clear glass at the entrance of a wine room, Florida

Wine Room Door · Florida

Wine Room Door in Florida: 3 Lite Steel French Door

3 Lite Interior Steel French Door

Made to order · 14–16 weeks

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Size Guide - Swing Doors

Available Sizes

Door Type	Min Width	Max Width	Min Height	Max Height
Single Door	24"	54"	78"	108"
Double Door	36"	108"	78"	108"

Any size within this range can be pre-ordered. Doors come pre-hung in a steel frame — listed sizes include the frame.

How to Measure

Width: Measure top, middle, and bottom — use the smallest.
Height: Measure left and right — use the smallest.
Alignment: Use a level to ensure straight edges.

Note: For rough openings, add 0.5" to both width and height for finishing space.

How to measure guide for swing doors

Size Guide - Barn doors

Available Sizes

Door Type	Min Width	Max Width	Min Height	Max Height
Single Door	24"	54"	80"	108"
Double Door	36"	108"	80"	108"

Any size within this range can be pre-ordered. Doors come pre-hung in a steel frame — listed sizes include the frame.

How to Measure

Width: Measure the opening and ensure the wall has enough space on one or both sides for the door(s) to slide open fully.
Height: Measure from the floor to the top of the opening.
Clearance: Allow at least 6" above the opening for the track, and 2–2.5" from the ceiling. Leave 0.4–0.6" beneath the door for the floor guide. We recommend making the door 1.5–2" wider than the opening to ensure full coverage and avoid gaps.

Note: Barn doors do not require a jamb or frame. The track system should be mounted into solid wood blocking or wall studs for best support.

How to measure guide for barn doors

Size Guide - Arched doors

Available Sizes

Door Type	Min Width	Max Width	Min Height	Max Height
Single Door	24"	54"	78"	108"
Double Door	36"	108"	78"	108"

Any size within this range can be pre-ordered. Doors come pre-hung in a steel frame — listed sizes include the frame.

How to Measure

Width: Measure the opening at the top, middle, and bottom. Use the smallest of the three measurements.
Alignment: Use a level to make sure the sides are straight and plumb.
Height: Measure at the center of the arch — or the highest point of the opening if it’s square.

Note: For rough openings, we recommend adding 0.5" to both the width and height to allow for finishing and easy installation.