Door style visual guide
Find the Door Style That Fits Your Space
Compare interior panel layouts and exterior entry styles, save the references you like, and bring the right details into a Estimate review.
Style first. Measurements, handing, jamb, hardware, casing, and finish are confirmed separately.
Interior Shaker Doors
Compare one, two, three, and five-panel interior door layouts before confirming construction, size, handing, and prep.
- Choose a panel style and room-by-room quantity
- Confirm slab versus pre-hung installation
- Record swing, hinge, bore, jamb, and casing details
- Scope hardware and paint or finish separately
Exterior Entry Doors
Compare solid-panel and glazed fiberglass entry styles before reviewing the complete exterior opening.
- Choose a panel and glass-privacy direction
- Confirm inswing or outswing and handing
- Review jamb, threshold, weatherstrip, and sidelights
- Scope hardware, casing, and finish requirements
Opening Measurements
Width, height, jamb depth, swing, threshold, and flooring clearance determine the viable door path.
Hardware and Prep
Hinge location, bore prep, lock type, handle finish, and existing hardware reuse need to be stated in the scope.
Quote Confirmation
Record product fit, availability, scope, and installation questions for follow-up.
Multi-Room Planning
List each room, opening, quantity, style, and hardware need so matching doors can be reviewed as one package.
Popular Door Styles
Start with the style that matches your project, then use the quote request to confirm sizing, jamb condition, hardware prep, and finish scope.
Continue from style to project scope
A product image does not show the full opening. Use the service and visual guides to review the surrounding jamb, casing, threshold, floor, wall, and finish work before requesting a quote.
Ready to Confirm the Opening and Scope?
Send the product style, opening photos, rough measurements, swing, hardware, casing, and finish details. Final measurements, availability, product choice, and installation responsibility require separate confirmation.
Request QuoteHow to use this Phoenix door catalog
This catalog starts the installation conversation; final field measurements and product availability still control the written quote. Door names, panel styles, lite layouts, and material options help narrow the look, but the final quote depends on the opening. The planning checklist covers slab size, jamb condition, hinge placement, bore location, casing, flooring clearance, and paint expectations.
Phoenix homes often mix older openings, remodeled flooring, and newer trim packages. That means two doors with the same label can require different prep. Interior doors may need hinge mortise matching, jamb touch-up, or casing adjustment. Exterior doors may need threshold review, weatherstrip alignment, glass privacy selection, and hardware compatibility. Record those details together so responsibilities can be confirmed before work starts.
Use the interior and exterior categories below to compare styles, then request a quote with photos of the opening. Follow-up can identify whether a slab-only replacement, pre-hung unit, or larger trim review may be relevant.
What can change project cost
The biggest variables are door size, slab versus pre-hung installation, hardware prep, paint or stain, jamb condition, casing repair, threshold work, and whether multiple openings should be completed as one package. Photos can support early planning, while final measurements and scope require separate confirmation.
Interior product choices are usually driven by panel style, privacy, sound control, and how closely the new door should match the rest of the home. Exterior choices add another layer: sun exposure, glass privacy, threshold condition, security hardware, and whether the opening needs a full pre-hung entry system. Review those conditions before choosing a product path.