door style
Browse By Door Style Sun Mountain manufactures a variety of door designs (with unique construction features)—called "Door Styles". Find your perfect door by browsing our selection of the following door styles
Panel Doors
Wood panel doors, often called "stile and rail doors", are built with frame and panel construction. The panels are the large, wider boards used to fill the space between the stiles, rails, and mullions. Panels typically fit into grooves in the frame components, and help to keep the door rigid. Wood panels may be flat or raised (i.e. not on the same level or plane as the material around it). View doors...
Plank Doors
Plank doors can be similar in design to panel doors, but with panels made of large vertical slats-vertical boards placed side by side filling the width of the panel space. Sun Mountain's custom wood plank doors are often engineered with solid panels, then "v-grooved" to imitate the individual planks. Additional styles include planks running the entire vertical surface of the door. View doors...
Flush Doors
Flush doors are flat surface doors, manufactured with a frame and core material covered with a smooth wood veneer. Many modern or contemporary doors styles are flush doors, with intricate or ornate veneer patterns and inlays. Flush doors are most commonly used in interior applications. View doors...
Arts & Crafts Doors
Also called "Craftsman" or "Shaker" style doors, Arts & Crafts doors consist of a stile and rail frame, with simple square "sticking" (corner edges), and flat panels. Multi-panel wood designs and designs with added glass (lites), shelfs and corbels are available. These doors are often found in Craftsman (or Bungalow) style homes, widely popular in the early 1900s. View doors...
Louver Doors
Louver doors consist of a stile and rail frame, with panel areas made of horizontal wooden fins (called slats or louvers). These louvers allow open ventilation while preserving privacy and preventing light from entering the room. Wooden louvers may be either fixed or adjustable. Louver doors are most commonly used for closet, wardrobe and laundry room applications, where good ventilation is important. View doors...
Glass Doors
Glass doors, also called "lited" doors, include panes of glass allowing light to pass through the door. The panes can be individual lites, with each pane enclosed and sealed in slotted stiles or mullions (called True Divided Lite, or TDL), or one large pane covered with a false mullion overlay (called Simulated Lite). Glass can be combined with panels or planks. Sun Mountain offers over 30 glass styles. View doors...
Arched Doors
Arched wood doors can be nearly any style of door such as Panel, Plank, Glass, etc., constructed with an arched top. A variety of wood arch designs are available including true arch, flat arch, gothic arch, tudor arch, elliptical arch and cathedral arch styles. View doors...
