GOTHIC FRONT DOORS

Image the cathedral of Notre Dame in Paris — this is a perfect example of Gothic architecture. Pointed arches, stone, and dark wood are features of this style, which first developed in Medieval Europe. It’s old, it’s imposing, and it’s meant to evoke awe, which is why you’ll see churches, libraries, and other illustrious institutions designed in this style. Elements of it are also present in various other styles, like Tudor.

A gothic arch is pointed at the top. You see this type of arch featured frequently in Gothic architecture, of course, but also in other ornate and historic architectural styles.

Yes, in addition to pointed gothic arches, we make rounded arch entry doors, which we call Springline™ doors. They are available in a variety of looks and are often featured on homes in the Mission Revival and Spanish Colonial Revival styles.

In addition to the pointed gothic arches and half-circle Springline™ arches, we offer entry doors with elliptical (or oval) arches and a subtle, rounded version of the shape that we refer to simply as an arch. Find all these arched doors available in a variety of looks — double and single, glass, and all wood.