Grand Double Wrought Iron Door Arched Transom Scrollwork EL1124 MCD

Grand double wrought iron door featuring tall glass panels, intricate scrollwork, and an ornate arched transom for a dramatic architectural entrance.

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Description

Grand Double Wrought Iron Door Arched Transom Scrollwork EL1124 MCD creates a dramatic vertical entrance through tall double doors crowned by an elaborate arched transom. Dense ornamental scrollwork continues from the door panels into the upper section, visually unifying the full-height composition. Explore more handcrafted designs in our Wrought Iron Doors collection.

Monarch Custom Doors handcrafts EL1124 from 12-gauge wrought iron for substantial exterior construction. Tall glazed openings bring light through the lower doors, while intricate ironwork defines the entrance from bottom to top. The oversized arched transom adds height and architectural presence without separating visually from the paired doors below.

A Swiss-engineered thermal break system helps reduce conductive heat transfer through the iron structure. Insulated glass and premium weather sealing further support exterior performance while maintaining the decorative character and tall proportions of this custom wrought iron entrance.

EL1124 can be built to project-specific dimensions with customizable glass, finishes, decorative handles, and locking hardware. Its towering proportions and elaborate ironwork complement Mediterranean, Spanish Revival, European, Tuscan, and traditional luxury architecture. Explore additional paired entrances in our Double Wrought Iron Doors collection.

Design Features

  • Handcrafted 12-gauge wrought iron
  • Double-door configuration
  • Large arched transom
  • Intricate ornamental scrollwork
  • Tall glazed door panels
  • Swiss-engineered thermal break system
  • Custom sizing, glass, finish, and hardware

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