Ornate Double Wrought Iron Door Rosette Accents EL1136 MCD

Ornate double wrought iron door featuring elaborate scrollwork, prominent rosette accents, decorative glass and richly detailed lower panels.

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Description

Ornate Double Wrought Iron Door Rosette Accents EL1136 MCD creates an elaborate entrance with layered scrollwork and prominent decorative rosettes. Curved upper rails crown both door leaves, while intricate iron patterns fill the tall glass sections. Gold-toned medallion accents add contrast throughout the composition. Explore more handcrafted entrances in our Wrought Iron Doors collection.

Monarch Custom Doors handcrafts EL1136 from 12-gauge wrought iron for substantial exterior construction. Dense ornamental scrollwork surrounds the central rosette details, while decorative lower panels visually anchor the entrance. The coordinated upper ironwork extends the design above the doors and reinforces its highly detailed architectural character.

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 and interior comfort. The glazed sections allow natural light into the entry while keeping the handcrafted ironwork visually dominant.

EL1136 can be custom built to project-specific dimensions with personalized glass, finish and hardware options. Its elaborate detailing complements Mediterranean, Spanish Revival, Tuscan and traditional luxury architecture. Browse additional paired entrance designs in our Double Wrought Iron Doors collection.

Design Features

  • Handcrafted 12-gauge wrought iron
  • Ornate double-door configuration
  • Intricate layered scrollwork
  • Prominent decorative rosette accents
  • Decorative glass sections
  • Detailed lower door panels
  • Swiss-engineered thermal break system

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