Craftsman Front Doors
Shop Craftsman front doors for crisp geometric character and a composed, welcoming entrance. Compare restrained Shaker panels with divided upper glass, then decide whether smooth color, visible grain, a compact single door, sidelights, or double doors best suits the opening. Available combinations vary by product.
Browse by panel layout, glass, surface, and entry configuration.
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80" 2/3 Lite Marginal 9 Lite SDL DoorCraft Mahogany DoorNow Only $828.80 Regular Price $1,184.00 -
ValueSeries |36" x 80" Craftsman 6-lite SDL Mahogany Double DoorNow Only $1,883.00 Regular Price $2,690.00 -
96" 3 Panel Craftsman Smooth Fiberglass Single DoorNow Only $1,299.85 Regular Price $1,625.40 -
80" Double 2/3 Lite Marginal 9 Lite SDL DoorCraft Mahogany DoorNow Only $2,393.30 Regular Price $3,419.00 -
80" 3 Panel Craftsman Top View Smooth Shaker Fiberglass Double Door, Full SidelitesNow Only $3,288.48 Regular Price $4,110.75 - 80" Low-E Craftsman Top View 6 Lite 2 Panel SDL Smooth Fiberglass Single Door, Full SidelitesNow Only $2,788.70 Regular Price $3,486.00
- 96" Low-E Craftsman 6 Lite 2 Panel SDL Smooth Fiberglass Double DoorNow Only $3,388.23 Regular Price $4,235.70
- 96" Saratoga 3/4 Lite 1 Panel Smooth Fiberglass Double Door, SidelitesNow Only $6,809.01 Regular Price $8,511.30
- 80" Maple Park 3/4 Lite 1 Panel Smooth Fiberglass Single Door, SideliteNow Only $2,730.96 Regular Price $3,413.55
- 80" Low-E Craftsman 6 Lite 2 Panel SDL Smooth Fiberglass Single DoorNow Only $1,463.65 Regular Price $1,829.10
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36" x 80" Craftsman 4 Lite SDL 3 Panel Mahogany DoorNow Only $998.90 Regular Price $1,427.00 -
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36" x 80" Craftsman Marginal 6 Lite SDL 3 Panel Mahogany DoorNow Only $1,035.30 Regular Price $1,479.00 -
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36" x 96" Craftsman 4 Lite SDL 2 Panel Mahogany DoorNow Only $1,039.50 Regular Price $1,485.00 - IMPACT | 80" Double 3/4 Lite 1 Panel 9 Lite SDL Mahogany/Alder DoorNow Only $5,770.74 Regular Price $8,243.91
- 36" x 80" Craftsman 6 Lite SDL Divided Lite Mahogany DoorNow Only $1,811.60 Regular Price $2,588.00
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How to Choose Craftsman Front Doors
A Craftsman front door uses straight-edged Shaker-style panels, often topped by a band of 4 or 6 divided glass lites. Start with how much panel detail and glass you want, then choose the surface and the entry configuration.
Craftsman Front Door Design
A smooth 3-panel Shaker layout suits a quieter entrance, because the straight panel arrangement provides the visual structure. 1-panel and 2-panel layouts use fewer divisions for an even simpler face.
Upper glass is optional. A grouped 4-lite or 6-lite section with glass above the panels adds a stronger geometric pattern, while a solid door keeps the whole composition in the panels.
Glass Amount, Placement, and Pattern
Upper glass adds natural light and sightlines while one or more lower panels keep the bottom of the door visually strong. More pane divisions strengthen the geometric pattern, and fewer divisions give a calmer glass composition.
Clear glass favors views, while textured or obscured glass reduces visibility through the door. Glass options include clear, Pattern 62, Rain, and white glass, and Rain carries an obscurity rating of 8 to 9.
Craftsman Front Door Configurations
A single door keeps the entry compact. A door with one sidelite or two sidelites adds glass beside the door and widens the complete unit, and two sidelites with a rectangular transom add glass above it as well.
Double doors use two door panels for a broader central passage when both operate, and double doors with two sidelites create the widest Craftsman entrance.
Door-Panel Size and Unit Size
Door-panel size describes the door itself, while unit size describes the full assembly with its frame and any sidelites. For example, one single-door unit is listed at 31.75 inches wide and one double-door unit at 74.5625 inches wide, so compare the unit width of the exact product with the opening.
Wood or Fiberglass Craftsman Front Doors
Wood gives real grain and a warm stained finish, with ongoing finish care outdoors. Fiberglass keeps routine upkeep lower and makes up most of the category, in smooth or fir-textured surfaces.
Surface Character
Smooth fiberglass suits a color-led look, because the grain stays in the background and the Shaker geometry takes priority. Mahogany and fir-textured fiberglass make grain more visible, giving the surface a stronger role in the entrance, and knotty alder adds natural knots for a more rustic feel.
Craftsman Front Doors by Home Style
Most doors in this category are designed for Arts and Crafts homes. Simpler 1-panel and 2-panel layouts in smooth paint also suit modern farmhouse entries, and a symmetrical door with divided upper lites can complement a Colonial facade. The Craftsman home and door guide covers the architectural details behind the style.
Before You Order
- +The complete-unit dimensions, not just the door-panel size, match the opening.
- +The product offers the single, double, one-sidelite, or two-sidelite configuration you plan, including double-door operation.
- +The selected size keeps the 1-panel, 2-panel, 3-panel, 4-lite, or 6-lite proportions you want.
- +The glass treatment gives the appearance and visibility you want.
- +The surface supports your planned paint, stain, or factory finish.
- +The supply format is clear, including whether a prehung unit ships knocked down with machined, prepared parts.
- +The handing, identified from outside the entrance, and the inswing or outswing direction match the project.
Craftsman Front Door Questions
Yes, when the existing frame is in good condition and matches the new door's size, hinge locations, and lock preparation. A slab is the door panel only, while a prehung unit is a prepared door-and-frame system, and some prehung units ship knocked down with machined parts for assembly.
Inswing doors open toward the interior and outswing doors open toward the exterior, so keep the full swing area clear on that side. Identify the handing from outside the entrance and confirm it against the handing diagram on the product page.
Smooth fiberglass suits paint, while mahogany and fir-textured fiberglass suit a stain that brings out the grain. The product details state whether each door arrives primed, ready for stain, or factory finished.
This page focuses on Craftsman front doors with straight-edged Shaker-style panels and optional upper divided lites. To compare nearby style labels, browse Craftsman, Mission and Bungalow doors. For a wider assortment under the Craftsman label, see the broader Craftsman doors category.
