Knotty Alder Doors in a Modern Home?
Yes! Watch a short video home walk-through to see how. Read more
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Create a Weathered Look with Wire Brushed Distress
Unlike other wood distressing techniques that produce random scratches, cracks, “worm” holes, and planer chatter, wire brushed distress creates a soft, weathered look. Read more
Top 5 Door Trends in 2021
What’s trending in the door department for 2021? Creative designs, flush entry doors, modern glass doors, and more! Read more
Custom Flush Entry Doors with Glass!
Similar to their stile-and-rail-constructed counterparts, flush doors can be customized in a variety of ways, including creative designs that incorporate glass. Read more
A Contemporary Twist on a Classic Door
Rather than selecting raised panels as is usually the case with more traditional doors, this door features Sun Mountain’s new “step” sticking profile. Read more
High Quality + Value-priced: Interior Doors – In Stock for Quick Turnaround
Sun Mountain, the renowned manufacturer of high-end custom wood doors, also manufactures a value-priced line of Knotty Alder interior doors— Read more
Extraordinary Modern Glass Doors!
An interesting, very modern trend in wood and glass entry doors is growing in popularity—glass panes (also called “lites”) filling narrow, horizontal “slots,” evenly spaced from top to bottom along the door’s surface. Read more
Custom Flush Exterior Doors
Sun Mountain manufactures extraordinary flush (or flat-surfaced) doors that can be used in exterior applications. The unique 3-lite flush entry door featured here is a new Sun Mountain design. Read more
SUPER Modern Exterior Door
Your front door doesn’t just serve as the entrance to your house. It is often the focal point of your home’s exterior, a main feature that serves to connect the interior and exterior style of your home. Read more
Decisions, Decisions – Knotty or Select Wood?
Aside from the design, the species of wood you choose may be the most important decision you make when selecting doors for your home. And, depending on the species, there may be the wood grade to consider: Knotty vs. Select! Read more