Thermal Break Iron Double Door with Two Sidelights | TED047

Classic Iron Double Door with Two Narrow Sidelights

TED047 is designed for homeowners who want a classic iron front entrance with more natural light and a wider architectural look. The double-door layout creates a balanced entry, while the two narrow sidelights brighten the space without making the unit feel too wide or heavy.

Built with thermal break construction, this door helps reduce heat transfer through the iron frame for better comfort in colder climates or homes with changing seasonal temperatures. The hand-forged scrollwork adds traditional character, and the tempered glass brings light into the entryway while keeping the strength of a custom iron door.

This design works well for traditional, Mediterranean, Spanish-style, and luxury homes that need a strong, elegant entrance with added brightness. Custom sizing, glass options, finish colors, jamb depth, swing direction, and handle styles are available to fit your project.

Who This Door Is Best For

This door is ideal for homeowners who want a thermal break iron double entry door with classic scrollwork, two narrow sidelights, and added natural light.

The double-door-with-sidelights layout works well for entrances that need a wider, more polished look without using oversized main door panels.

TED047 is also a strong option for customers comparing insulated wrought iron doors, iron doors with sidelights, and custom double front doors for cold-weather homes.

FAQ

What is the benefit of two narrow sidelights?
Two narrow sidelights bring more natural light into the entry and help the doorway feel wider without making the main door panels too large.

Can the sidelight width be customized?
Yes. Sidelight width and overall unit size can be customized based on your rough opening and design requirements.

Can I choose a different glass finish?
Yes. Glass options may include clear, frosted, Aquatex, rainstorm, water cubic, tinted, reed, and other privacy glass finishes.

Is thermal break available for this design?
Yes. Thermal break construction helps reduce heat transfer through the iron frame and is recommended for colder climates or projects where improved insulation is important.