Interior Doors
Need interior wood doors for your log home?
The average home has 14 interior doors—why settle for a design that doesn’t perfectly complement the warm, rustic feel of your log home? Whether you’re replacing worn, broken doors or remodeling your home, Northern Log Supply carries a full line of interior doors to meet your needs. Popular styles include our knotty pine panel doors, shaker panel doors, and even sliding barn doors.
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18" - 36" size doors. Download our size chart.
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Available pre-hung and slab. Pre-hung interior doors come with hinges for easy installation.
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Standard door jamb is 4-9/16", but we can custom manufacture your door jambs to any width.
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Jambs come knocked down.
Species
Knotty Pine
Clear Pine
Knotty Alder
Styles
Three Panel
T Style, Shaker Door
Four Panel
Shaker Style, Clear Pine
Five Panel
Shaker Style, Clear Pine
Six Panel
Shaker Style, Clear Pine
Two Panel Knotty Pine
Sedona Arch
Six Panel
Knotty
Two Panel Knotty Pine
“Sedona” Square Top
8/0
Fifteen Light, Pine, Primed
Two Panel Knotty Pine
Alder Arch
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Order Considerations
How to measure for the door you need
Door openings and dimensions are especially important when installing or replacing an interior door. When replacing an existing door with a pre-hung door, you will want to choose a door that has the same dimensions as the existing one.
For a slab door, measure the width, height, and thickness of the door. For a pre-hung door, measure the width and height of the slab, the rough opening (space between the studs with no door installed), and the thickness of the jamb (the wall thickness that the door unit will be fitting into).
How to determine door swing direction
It’s important to know whether your door is left or right handed, so we know where the door hardware (think: hinges and door handle) should go. To determine the handing, or door swing, stand on the outside of the door (the side from where you would enter, such as in the hallway facing the bedroom). If the hinges are on the left side of the door, you have a left-handed door. If the hinges are on the right side of the door, it's a right-handed door.
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