Our iron doors are crafted with 12–14 gauge steel frames, fully welded for maximum strength, and tempered insulated glass to enhance safety and energy efficiency.

For full-size exterior iron doors, powder coating is not a practical solution. The process requires the entire door assembly to be baked in a high-temperature oven (approximately 375–425°F / 190–220°C), which is not suitable for complete iron door systems.
Exterior iron doors are not just metal shells — they also incorporate thermal break layers, insulated glass, and critical sealing components. Exposing these materials to extreme heat can compromise their performance and long-term durability.
Instead of powder coating, our iron doors are finished with a high-quality, multi-layer wet paint system. This process provides excellent weather resistance, richer color depth, and allows for easy touch-ups and maintenance over time.

Please rest assured that all our iron doors are made with premium 12-gauge wrought iron and finished with a multi-layer protective coating, including zinc galvanization, primer, and environmentally friendly paint.
This process provides excellent resistance against rust, moisture, and coastal humidity, making the doors highly durable even in seaside environments.

Many of our customers have installed our doors near the ocean. With regular cleaning and basic maintenance, your door will stay beautiful and strong for years to come.

All our standard iron doors are with basic insulation for energy efficiency, and we will recommend our Thermal Break Iron Doors, including thermal break iron entry doors, thermal break iron french doors and thermal break iron pivot door that can withstand cold winter weather. 

If you’re located in states such as New York (NY), Michigan (MI), Illinois, or anywhere with harsh winter and summer conditions, adding a thermal break is a must. Please select the thermal break doors from our Thermal Break Doors collection.

If you live in an area with a mild climate, our standard iron doors will be sufficient for your needs.

Our standard non-thermal break iron doors are approximately 1.97 inches thick. For enhanced insulation, our thermal-break iron doors are slightly thicker at approximately 2.05/2.16 inches.

No, roller catches are not required for pivot doors. Well-engineered pivot doors naturally swing back and remain closed on their own due to balanced weight distribution and gravity. The only exception is when the door is opened and held at a full 90-degree position, in which case it may stay open and not self-close.

Sure, you can upgrade to a thermal break door for better insulation. Please contact us at info@gloryirondoors.com for the exact pricing.

Yes. Our double doors are equipped with flush bolts to keep the inactive/stationary door securely locked when not in use.

No. The P Series and S Series use a deadbolt-only locking system and do not include a spring latch. If you prefer the door to stay closed without locking it, our OF Series handles include a spring latch for everyday use.

Absolutely. You can send sketches, drawings, or photos, and our design team will create a detailed rendering for your approval. 

Yes, Glory Iron Doors accept custom sizes to ensure your door will fit your opening perfectly. Pls contact us at info@gloryirondoors.com or call us at 866-866-5020 if you can not find your size listed. 
Pricing is based on the overall dimensions, so custom sizing does not incur any additional customization fee.

Sure. You can select to add one sidelight or two sidelights according to your rough opening size. 

The transom can be directly connected to your door or installed separately like a fixed window above the door. 

The bug-proof screens for our iron doors are diamond-mesh panels attached between the glass window and the iron frame with magnets. They can be easily removed whenever cleaning is needed.

Yes. You may choose one finish color for the exterior side and another finish color for the interior side of your pivot door. Please note that some connecting areas, such as the threshold and jamb edges, will be finished in one color for consistency.

Our iron doors are made as prehung door units, including the door slab, frame, and threshold. To ensure proper fit and installation, we currently do not offer door slabs separately.

Yes. We can combine multiple double door units with a minimal shared center mullion to create an elegant extra-wide entrance while maintaining structural integrity.

Yes. We can provide a double-cylinder deadbolt that requires a key to unlock from both the inside and outside. Please let us know if you'd like this option when placing your order.

Yes. Our iron doors can be equipped with a multi-point locking system, depending on the door design and size. These locking systems secure the door at multiple points along the frame, providing enhanced security, improved stability, and a tighter weather seal compared to a standard single-point lock.

Please note that smart lock options are not compatible with multi-point locking systems. If you would like a smart lock, we can recommend compatible locking options based on your door design.

No. Pivot doors are not designed for multipoint locking systems, as the locking points may scratch the frame and damage the finish during operation.

Yes, in many cases, customer-supplied handles or locks may be used. To ensure proper compatibility, please share the product link with us first for review. If the hardware is suitable for your door, it will need to be sent to us before production so we can prepare the correct holes and confirm the fit.

Our pivot doors are designed with a flat top and are not available with a curved or arched top. If your opening has a different shape or requires additional height, we can customize a transom above the door to fit the opening.

Yes. You can choose from our standard colors or request a custom color. If you have a specific RAL color or finish in mind, send it our way and we’ll check the available options for your project.

Yes. We can customize the scrollwork to match your preferred style and design. If you have a sketch, drawing, or inspiration image, feel free to share it with us, and we’ll review the design with you.

No. French iron doors are designed with fixed glass panels, so they cannot accommodate a screen. If ventilation and a screen are important to you, we recommend our wrought iron doors, which can feature operable windows with removable screens.

The door sizes listed on our website refer to the complete door unit, including the jambs, threshold, and door slab(s). 

For new construction, please ensure the rough opening is at least 1" wider and 1/2" taller than the door unit size for a proper installation. If you are replacing an existing door, please measure the brick-to-brick width and height first to determine your opening size.

For further details, pls refer to our size guide. 

Yes, you can send photos and dimensions, and our team will confirm the door unit size for you, and the drawing will be sent to you for approval before production. 

We do not offer the installation service and we strongly recommend you find a local professional installer due to door weight and precision requirements.

Yes. All our iron doors arrive pre-hung with the frame, hinges, sweep, and weatherstripping installed.

Yes, but adding a small awning or overhang helps protect the finish from sun and rain.

The minimum width for a pivot door is 40 inches.
💡 Tip: If the door unit size is smaller than 40 inches, we would suggest making the door a single French door or an entry hinged door.

We specialize in providing iron doors, sorry we do not offer measurement or installation services.

Our door size includes jams and threshold, the rough opening size should be at least 1’’wider and 0.5’’taller than the door unit size.

Both door slabs are in swing and operable. When viewed from the exterior, the right door slab serves as the primary active door, while the left door slab can remain fixed if needed.

Both door slabs are in-swing and operable. When viewed from the exterior, the left door slab serves as the primary active door, while the right door slab can remain fixed if needed.

For single hinged doors, we generally recommend a maximum total unit width of 48". For wider openings, we recommend adding one or two sidelights for better stability, durability, and long-term performance.

We generally recommend keeping the overall double door unit width, including the frame, within 80 inches for smooth daily use. For wider openings, sidelights may be recommended.

Our iron pivot doors require a minimum jamb size of 2" × 5.12" to accommodate the floor spring and pivot hardware. If your jamb size is smaller, a regular hinged door may be a better option.

Our iron doors can be installed using either pre-drilled mounting holes or welded mounting lugs. The best option depends on the wall structure and jobsite conditions. Most of our doors come standard with welded mounting lugs for installation.

Installation holes are pre-drilled holes on the door frame for direct fastening. Mounting tabs are welded metal tabs on the side of the frame that help secure the door unit to the surrounding structure and are usually hidden after installation. The best option depends on the project and installation conditions.

Mounting lugs are welded to the interior side of the door jamb and secured to the surrounding framing from inside the home using lag bolts. This installation method provides a strong, secure attachment while keeping the exterior of the door free of exposed fasteners. An approximately 18 mm (0.7") offset is provided around the mounting lugs to allow space for finishing work after installation, such as installing interior trim or other decorative coverings. 

For a double-door unit with sidelights on both sides, we recommend a minimum overall unit width of 90 inches. This helps maintain balanced proportions and allows enough space for both the double doors and the sidelights.

We recommend installing the threshold slightly above the finished floor. Pivot door systems may require adjustment over time, and this installation method provides easier access for future maintenance.

• Choose your door from Glory Iron Doors’ collection or submit a custom design.
• Order Confirmation: For standard products, you can place the order directly, or for custom sizes and designs, we’ll provide a unique link for you.
• Confirm your drawing before production, and we will begin crafting your door. 
• We produce your custom door and keep you updated throughout the production process. Once it passes inspection and is carefully packed, we ship it safely to you.
  

Pls refer to how do I place order to start our cooperation. Or contact us at info@gloryirondoors.com to learn more. 

We accept order cancellation before the product is shipped or produced. If the order is canceled before the order enters the production you will get a full refund.

If you request to cancel the order when the product is almost finished and it's too late to cancel, you would be charged a 50% restocking fee for canceling the order. 

We cannot cancel the order if the product is already shipped out.

Pls refer to our return & refund to learn more. 

Our current lead time is 14-16 weeks from the drawing approval date. All our doors are handmade by our artisans, so it needs a reasonable long enough production time.

It depends. We will first check with our workshop, and if the change is possible, we will provide you with a revised drawing for your confirmation. Please note that any modifications to custom designs, sizes, or finishes may incur additional costs.

We do offer color samples. You may purchase the color samples at https://gloryirondoors.com/collections/iron-color-sample

We warrant our product to be free from defects in manufacturing, materials, and workmanship from the date of purchase.

3-year warranty on the frame, hinges, and other hardware.

2-year warranty on the finish. Finish flaking and peeling from the metal only.

Note: Since our products are handcrafted, small differences in the design and finish can occur. We do not consider product variances as defects. 

Pls refer to our Warranty Policy to learn more. 

Sorry we don’t have, but you may check the glass finish at https://gloryirondoors.com/pages/iron-door-glass-reference for reference.

Please note that the price varies depending on the door size-the larger the size, the higher the cost.

Yes, we will keep you updated with progress pictures throughout production and send you a shipping notice once the door has been dispatched.

Yes, we offer free curbside delivery to the whole continental United States. For the other states or countries, pls contact us to check the freight.

Sure, pls contact us at info@gloryirondoors.com and advise your detail address, then we will check and give you our best quote. 

You can rest assured that your item will arrive in new and undamaged condition. All our doors are packed in wood crates, steel frames and industrial-strength extra-thick stretch wrap, which will protect them from accidental damage during transportation. 

We have our doors shipped by appointed truck company. And once there is a tracking number, we will update to you. The truck company will contact you before the dispatching. You can also contact with them to arrange an appointment. 

Yes. However, once the shipment has been arranged, changing the delivery address may require the carrier to update the shipping information and could result in an additional rerouting fee.

We offer curbside delivery(unloading personnel and forklift excluded).

It will require you to have a minimum of 3-4 able-bodied persons on site to offload. And you may also need to rent a forklift to assist if the package is too heavy. 

Curbside delivery means the carrier will deliver to the edge of your property/driveway. Customer will be responsible for unloading the door from the truck, using 3–4 able-bodied people or equipment.

All our iron doors come pre-hung. Here is the package details.

To ensure the best installation results, we recommend that the appropriate screws and mounting bolts be selected by your installer based on the specific wall structure at your home. 

Yes. If terminal pickup is available, you may pick up your door with a suitable trailer or vehicle. Please contact us in advance so we can confirm the pickup arrangements with the carrier.