97%

Said quality exceeded expectations*

94%

Installed in under 2 hours*

99%

Would recommend to a friend*

*Based on post-purchase customer survey

How We Compare

See why customers choose Cornerstone over the alternatives

	Cornerstone	Big Box Stores	Local Carpenter
Material	Solid kiln-dried wood	Hollow core / MDF	Solid wood
Custom sizing	To the fraction of an inch	Standard sizes only	Custom available
Hardware included	Yes, free	Sold separately ($80-150)	Sometimes
Finish quality	Professional spray booth	Pre-finished / DIY	Varies
Anti-warp warranty	Lifetime	1 year	None typically
Price range	$2,399+	$300-800	$3,500-6,000+
Lead time	2-3 weeks	Ships immediately	6-12 weeks
Support	Call, text, or video	Email only	In-person

Customer Reviews

★★★★★ 4.9 out of 5 (3 reviews)

★★★★★

Absolutely stunning door. The craftsmanship is incredible — you can feel the weight and quality the moment it arrives. Installed it in our master bedroom and it completely transformed the space.

Sarah M.Austin, TX✓ Verified

★★★★★

Worth every penny. We were nervous ordering a custom door online but the team walked us through measuring and the door fit perfectly. Hardware included was a huge bonus.

James K.Nashville, TN✓ Verified

★★★★☆

Beautiful door, great quality wood. Delivery took about 3 weeks which was within the estimate. Only wish they had more stain color samples available to ship.

Maria L.Denver, CO✓ Verified

Frequently Asked Questions

What if I measure wrong?+

No stress — our team reviews every order before production. We'll call you to confirm dimensions and can walk you through measuring over video chat for free.

What's the return policy?+

We offer a 30-day satisfaction guarantee. If the door doesn't meet your expectations, we'll work with you on a return or replacement.

Is assembly required?+

Your door arrives fully assembled and pre-drilled. The included hardware kit has everything you need — most homeowners install it in under 2 hours.

How does shipping work at this size?+

We use freight shipping with liftgate delivery to your door. You'll get tracking and a delivery window so you can plan ahead.

Two Thirds Glass, One Third Timber

The Prairie style put its muntins at the perimeter of the lite instead of across the middle of it, framing the view rather than dividing it. This door takes that idea and gives it two thirds of the slab: a tall glazed field with a prairie border of narrow bars, sitting over a solid lower rail studded with clavos.

The proportion is the whole design. Enough glass to pull light from one room into the next, enough solid wood at the bottom to take the wear that the bottom of a door always takes, and a strong horizontal line where the two meet.

In the dark stain shown, with black hardware and iron clavos, the door leans Craftsman. It borrows from the era it comes from without being a reproduction of anything.

Design Details

Prairie Muntin Border

Narrow bars set in from the edge of the lite, framing the glass rather than chopping it into panes. The view through stays open.

Two Thirds Glazed

The glass runs from the head rail down to roughly the height of a chair back, which is where light does the most good and where a door takes the least abuse.

Clavos on the Lower Rail

Forged head studs punctuate the solid field beneath the glass. They are the only ornament on the door and they are placed, not scattered.

A Strong Horizontal Break

The rail dividing glass from timber sits low and heavy, which grounds a door that is mostly light.

Choosing Your Glass

This door is glazed, and the glass you choose changes it completely. Acid etched gives you a soft frosted white with the most privacy, and it holds the prairie border crisply against it. Rain runs vertical ripples that echo the muntin bars. Reamy has a wavy, hand poured irregularity that suits the Craftsman lineage of this door better than anything else we offer. Aquatex is a fine pebbled texture that scatters light while keeping the room behind it a suggestion. Choose yours in the configurator above.

Glass Puts Load Where Wood Does Not

A door that is two thirds glass carries most of its weight in the upper half. That is the opposite of how a slab is usually loaded, and it is why the frame around the lite has to be solid, seasoned wood joined properly at the corners. We build every one in Pipersville, Bucks County, Pennsylvania, and back the frame with our lifetime warranty.

Where This One Works Best

Living room to den
Formal dining rooms
Home offices
Study entries
Primary suite passages
Sunroom openings
Libraries
Stair landings
Interior room dividers

Made in the USA. Built to order in our Pipersville, Pennsylvania workshop, backed by our lifetime warranty, and shipped to your door free.

Product Specifications

Material	Solid kiln-dried wood (pine standard, oak and alder available)
Door Thickness	1.5" (standard)
Weight	Approximately 60 to 90 lbs depending on size
Width Range	20" to 52" (custom to your measurements)
Height Range	72" to 100" (custom to your measurements)
Finish Options	Multiple wood stain colors to choose from, any Sherwin-Williams paint code, or custom
Hardware	Premium black steel track, rollers, floor guide and stops, all included
Track Style	Top-mount flat track with quiet nylon rollers
Door Styles	Single door or double doors, selected in the configurator above
Assembly	Fully assembled, arrives ready to hang
Warranty	Lifetime anti-warp guarantee

Ranges above are the limits for this specific door and match the configurator on this page. Every door is built to the opening you measure. If your size falls outside these ranges, get in touch and we will tell you what is possible.

How to Measure Your Opening

A few quick measurements and we build your door to fit perfectly.

Measure the Width

Measure across the opening with the trim included. If there is no trim, measure just the width of the opening itself.

Measure the Height

Measure the total height of the opening including the trim. If there is no trim, measure just the height of the opening.

Leave Room for Hardware

Allow at least 6″ of clearance above the opening (or above the trim) for the track hardware. Bypass doors need a minimum of 9″.

We Handle the Coverage

No trim? We add 4″ to the width (2″ each side) and 1″ to the height for proper coverage. With trim, we build the door to extend slightly past it.

Wood Stain Or Paint	Aged Barrel, American Walnut, Barn Red, Black Cherry, Briarsmoke, Carbon Gray, Carrington, Classic Gray, Dark Walnut, Early American, Ebony, Flagstone, Golden Oak, Gunstock, Kona, Light Walnut, Provincial, Red Mahogany, Sunbleached, Vintage Aqua, Weathered Gray, Worn Navy, Custom Paint