9ft Or Taller Exterior Doors

A tall and elegant Edwardian period arched glazed oak door, suitable for exterior or interior use.

A reclaimed Edwardian front or exterior door, ready for glazing. This good quality door has a combination of raised and fielded panels.

A reclaimed Edwardian front or exterior door, ready for glazing. This good quality door has a combination of raised and fielded panels.

A reclaimed 19th century exterior or front door. Handcrafted in the late 19th century, this stylish and substantial pine door is perfect for adding light to an entrance hallway.

A good quality Victorian era front or exterior door, the centre panel deeply carved with foliage and swag decoration to one side.

A reclaimed Edwardian front or exterior door, ready for glazing. This good quality door has a combination of raised and fielded panels.

A reclaimed exterior door of two panel configuration, with space for glass.

A reclaimed 1930s oak door, suitable for use as an exterior or front door.

A reclaimed 1930s solid oak exterior door with minimal but effective arched carving and wrought iron strap hinges to the back.

A reclaimed exterior door with an oak plank face and the appearance of a two panel door on the reverse side.

Large oak exterior door. A large scale, gothic style door with spaces for glazing.

A large reclaimed exterior door made from pine with a stripped and sanded finish.

A reclaimed six panel front door constructed from oak.

A reclaimed six panel front door constructed from oak.

A reclaimed late 19th century six panel exterior door, constructed from pine and suitable for internal or external use.

A pair of reclaimed 1950s hardwood doors. These were originally front doors.

A French oak door fitted with a wrought iron window grill, with monogram, no glazing.

An antique English arched oak door, suitable for exterior or interior use. Reminiscent of an ancient castle or old church door, this antique door will make a character feature of any...

We have 12 of these doors available. Price is per door. These are suitable for interior or exterior use.

A reclaimed English oak arched exterior door with an outer frame and original knocker.

A heavy, strong and substantially constructed pitch pine exterior door originating from mid 19th century France.

An unusual reclaimed exterior door originating from France, circa 1800.

A reclaimed door suitable for exterior use constructed from pine to a five panel design.

A beautiful early 20th century Arts and Crafts English oak exterior door fitted with original hardware, hinges and bolts.

An unglazed reclaimed exterior or front door constructed from pine, dating back to circa 1890.

This aged Victorian era antique arched oak exterior door is reminiscent of the entrance to an ancient English castle or old church.

An interesting 18th century French oak exterior door, last fitted to a farmhouse in the Cotswolds.

A Victorian antique oak exterior door crafted in the early 20th century. With a pleasing eight panel configuration, the door incorporates gothic styles.

A smart Edwardian oak door suitable for internal or external use, dating from the early 1900s.

Antique Irish pine exterior door that I bought from a wonderful Irish pine dealer in the town of Derby, England, over 20 years ago.

An Arched Gothic style door, salvaged from a Church in Shrewsbury. Total Height 252 cm (99.21 in) Height to shoulder: 153 cm (60.23 in)

Additional dimensions: Doors- Height 234 cm Width 124.5 cm Depth 5.5 cm Frame- Width 132.5 cm Depth 12.5 cm Weight 112 kg (total).

A mid-19th century English studded oak door suitable for exterior use with a weathered finish to the front studded side and horizontal plank construction to the reverse.

An 18th century French oak linenfold exterior door dating to circa 1800. This substantial door is presented with its original hand made hinges, latch and lock.

The original paint has mostly been worn away and distressed, adding to the authentic vintage nature of these salvaged exterior doors. The aged paint can easily be stripped and refini...

Whatever its former use, this antique door with frame now makes a spectacular exterior door for a period property.

A late Georgian or Regency period exterior door, reclaimed from an outbuilding of a country house near Bristol.

An unglazed reclaimed stripped and sanded pine exterior door with space for a large glazed panel.

This fascinating English Gothic style oak exterior door was reclaimed from a farmhouse in Suffolk.

A reclaimed, unglazed 19th century door, suitable for internal or external use. Constructed from pine, this antique door allows for a completely bespoke finish, the wood stripped and...

A reclaimed Victorian style front door for glazing. Handcrafted in the late 19th century, this stylish and substantial pine door is perfect for adding light to darker room.

Additional Dimensions: Door; Height 195.5 cm Width 90 cm Thickness 4.2 cm Frame: Height 206 cm Width 103.5 cm Thickness 11 cm.

An exceptional and rare pair of tall 19th century bi-folding country French provincial farmhouse door panels crafted from walnut measuring 9 feet high.

Original iron mail slot and decorative door knobs are present on the exterior of the door.

Originating from late 19th century England, these antique double doors are suitable for exterior use. Their timeless design with character features – including ornate handles, a key...

Had been kept with care at the 2nd floor to avoid the humidity , even it was used as the exterior architectural element. Antique thick lattice sliding door, called Koshido - thi...

19th Century Exterior Door in Original Jamb with Transom was hand-crafted from old-growth pine and oak to last for generations!

Pair 19th century Exterior French doors with wrought iron will make the perfect choice to make an entryway unique, or to just hang on the wall as faux passageways, or just for decora...

Pair 19th century Exterior French doors with wrought iron will make the perfect choice to make an entryway unique, or to just hang on the wall as faux passageways, or just for decora...

19th century Gothic double-sided solid pine exterior door was crafted from solid pine which has been fully stripped and ready for staining or painting to complement your project!

19th century neoclassical exterior door with transom and jamb is a masterpiece of timeless architecture, poised to make your entryway unique and truly special!

A late 19th century reclaimed oak door originating from France with decorative wrought iron grills before a glazed panel.

Large oversized exterior entrance door with eight raised panels. It's a great door because of its size 43"1/2" x 91" and having 8 raised panels.

These doors were reclaimed from a Gallery in Surrey.

A tall antique rustic French walnut door, suitable for interior use.

A tall antique gothic arched oak door dating to circa 1900, sourced from a grade II listed building in Bristol’s old city.

A tall antique Louis style mirrored door. This mirror glazed door has a supremely stylish distressed paint finish accompanied by original mercury mirrored glass and a pine frame.