Double Arched Wrought Iron Door Rosettes & Ornate Scrolls EL1107 MCD

Sculpted floral rosettes become the focal point of this double arched wrought iron door, surrounded by symmetrical scrollwork and decorative glass panels.

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Description

Double Arched Wrought Iron Door Rosettes & Ornate Scrolls EL1107 MCD turns traditional ornamental ironwork into a distinctive architectural focal point through prominent floral rosettes surrounded by symmetrical curling scrolls. The sculpted medallion-like accents create depth at the center of the grille, while repeating scroll patterns extend vertically across the glazed portions of the double doors.

This combination gives EL1107 a richly decorative character suited to Mediterranean, Tuscan, Spanish Revival, European, and traditional luxury residences. Monarch Custom Doors handcrafts the entry from 12-gauge wrought iron for structural strength and long-term exterior performance. Insulated glass behind the ornamental grille introduces daylight while highlighting the dimensional rosettes and forged iron details.

A Swiss-engineered thermal break system helps reduce conductive heat transfer through the iron structure and complements insulated glazing, premium weather seals, and precision construction. Each EL1107 is built to the required opening dimensions and can be customized through glass styles, powder-coated or patina finishes, decorative pull handles, locking hardware, and coordinating architectural details.

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Design Features

  • Handcrafted 12-gauge wrought iron construction
  • Double arched entry configuration
  • Sculpted floral rosette accents
  • Symmetrical ornamental scrollwork
  • Insulated decorative glass panels
  • Swiss-engineered thermal break system
  • Custom sizing, glass, finishes, and hardware

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