Solid Wood Interior Doors
For nearly three full decades, Allegheny Wood Works has manufactured made-to-order solid wood interior doors and sold direct to homeowners and contractors throughout North America. Using a variety of traditional and specialty wood species, our expert craftsmen integrate construction features that prolong door functionality, unique panel features, glass inserts, and build to custom specifications.
At Allegheny Wood Works, our focus is on delivering premium-quality solid wood interior doors or exterior doors that can be customized to match any design scheme and deliver years of dependable performance. We combine modern, state-of-the-art technology with a deep understanding of traditional craftsmanship to offer beautiful interior wood doors at affordable prices.
If the style you want is not shown, doors can be made to most custom design specifications. Contact our sales department for the design and pricing of these doors.
Purchase Solid Wood Interior Doors
For your convenience, we offer three ways to get a quote for your door purchase:
Available Interior Door Designs
When you click on one of the line drawings, you will see large pictures of doors pulled directly from our production line to give an idea of how our doors look during production. Regardless of the type of wood shown in a particular design picture, all designs are available in all species of wood that we sell.
Please remember that since wood is a natural product, variations in color, grain, and texture are common.
Customization Options for Solid Wood Interior Doors
When customers approach Allegheny Wood Works for new solid wood interior doors, they are often shocked by the number of customization options that exist. Whether you’re building a new home with a custom touch, remodeling an existing space to integrate new designs, or even refurbishing a historic property, these available options grant you full control over the quality, look, feel, and functionality of your solid wood interior doors.
- Wood Species: Select from nearly three dozen different wood species for your interior door, from traditional oak and maple to more exotic hardwoods like Spanish cedar, mahogany, Brazilian cherry, or hickory.
- Door Design: Our door designs can match any existing architectural or design scheme of your property. From arched tops to extra-wide doors with glass inserts and side transoms for high-end offices, our custom capabilities are endless.
- Panel Configuration: Browse our eleven different panel configurations for solid wood interior doors that allow for additional fine-tuned customization features that elevate door design and quality.
- Glass Inserts: Ideal for pantries, home theaters, laundry rooms, or other specialty rooms in your home, interior doors with glass panels allow for natural light to flow from one room to another or provide some added visibility.
- Custom Dimensions: All homes have unique features or design dimensions that make standard-sized doors impossible to use without some additional modifications. We manufacture interior doors to custom dimensions, even non-traditional sizes or shapes.
- Finishing Stain: Lastly, customers can select from a variety of Sherwin-Williams finishing stains for a factory-finished stained wood door. These can be applied to highlight natural grain patterns or hues while also offering some additional stain and wear protection.
Door Design Series
(To view a color photograph of a door design, click on the thumbnails below)
Series 100 (Price List)
Notes:
All designs are available in Raised Panel or Mission Flat Panel. Specify panel type when ordering. Panel grain runs vertically unless noted or specified otherwise.
*Center Panel grain runs horizontally

AWW145
Series 200 (Price List)
Notes:
All designs are available in Raised Panel or Mission Flat Panel. Specify panel type when ordering. Panel grain runs vertically unless noted or specified otherwise.
*Panel grain runs horizontally

AWW290
Series 300 (Price List)
Notes:
All designs are available in Raised Panel or Mission Flat Panel. Specify panel type when ordering. Panel grain runs vertically unless noted or specified otherwise.
*Center Panel grain runs horizontally

AWW321

AWW341

AWW351

AWW370

AWW380*

AWW382*

AWW383*

AWW391*

AWW392*
Series 500 (Price List)
Notes:
All designs are available in Raised Panel or Mission Flat Panel. Specify style when ordering. Panel Grain runs vertically unless noted or specified otherwise. Designs, as illustrated, are available for 2/0 and larger doors. Panel quantity for narrow and bi-fold doors will be reduced as needed.

AWW520
Notes:
All designs are available in Raised Panel or Mission Flat Panel. Specify style when ordering. Panel Grain runs vertically unless noted or specified otherwise. Designs as illustrated are available for 2/0 and larger doors. Panel quantity for narrow and bi-fold doors will be reduced as needed.

AWW620

AWW670
Notes:
All designs are available in Raised Panel or Mission Flat Panel. Specify style when ordering. Panel Grain runs vertically unless noted or specified otherwise. Designs as illustrated are available for 2/0 and larger doors. Panel quantity for narrow and bi-fold doors will be reduced as needed.
Profile and Other Options
(Click on any image for a larger rendering)
Raised Panel Options
Raised panel wood doors manufactured by Allegheny Wood Works are available as Interior Doors and Exterior Front Entry Doors and are available in all door designs.
Raised panel doors are an example of frame and panel construction, a method developed hundreds of years ago to combat the effects of moisture on solid wood used in wood doors, cabinetry and furniture making.
In a raised panel door, a large panel is fitted into a groove in the interior edge of a more dimensionally stable frame. The panel is sized slightly smaller than the actual dimension that the grooved frame will accommodate and simply rests in the groove without being physically attached to the frame.
Since the panel is given a little “room to move” and isn’t physically attached to the frame, it is free to expand and contract with seasonal changes in humidity without affecting the stable shape and size of the frame.
Flat Panel Options
Flat Panel Wood Doors manufactured by Allegheny Wood Works are available as Interior Doors and Exterior Front Entry Doors. Flat Panel Doors are also called Mission Doors or Arts and Crafts Doors.
These are an example of frame and panel construction, a method developed hundreds of years ago to combat the effects of moisture on solid wood used indoors, cabinetry and furniture making.
In a flat panel door, a large panel is fitted into a groove in the interior edge of a more dimensionally stable frame. The panel is sized slightly smaller than the actual dimension that the grooved frame will accommodate and simply rests in the groove without being physically attached to the frame.
Since the panel is given a little “room to move” and isn’t’ physically attached to the frame, it is free to expand and contract with seasonal changes in humidity without affecting the stable shape and size of the frame.
K-Brace Solid Wood Door Design
K-Brace doors manufactured by Allegheny Wood Works are available as Interior Doors. K-Brace Doors add a unique and rustic look to any home. A K-Brace may be added to the AWW220 Mission Style Flat Panel interior door. The brace is applied over the existing panels.
K-Braces are not installed on Bi-Fold doors.
Braces are installed on full-size doors 22-inches wide and larger.
V-Groove Solid Wood Door Design
Our V-Groove doors can be made in any door design.
V-Groove doors are made to simulate a planked look on either mission flat panel doors or raised panel doors.
Our standard distance between v-grooves is 3 or 4 inches. V-grooves start in the center of the panel and repeat until we reach the edge of the wood.
Solid Wood Louvers
Solid wood Louver Doors are available in sizes to fit Flat Panel Mission Style door panel openings (except arch top designs). Louvered Doors are available with either framed louvers or flush louvers.
Framed louvers are “clamped” into the door after it is built utilizing an Applied Molding. These are typically used to match a raised panel decor.
Flush louvers are installed directly into the doors as it is built and are used to match a mission (Craftsmen, Arts and Crafts) decor.
Louvers can be installed in place of any panel on any of our solid wood door designs except arched panels. Some species material may not be available.
Transoms Options
*Not proportionate to other transoms. We made them large enough for you to see in detail.
Applied Molding Designs
Applied Molding Doors are manufactured by Allegheny Wood Works in any of our mission door designs. They are made by applying a panel mold around the edges of a flat panel.
Applied Molding is a great way to add depth to any regular Mission style design.
Dutch Door Designs
Dutch Doors manufactured by Allegheny Wood Works are available as Interior Doors and Exterior Front Entry Doors.
A Dutch Door is a door divided horizontally in such a fashion that the bottom half may remain shut while the top half opens. The initial purpose of this door was to keep animals out of farmhouses while allowing light and air to filter through the open top.
Later modifications included doors where both halves can be closed or opened together. Dutch Doors are available in any wood door design that has a Lock Rail.
Solid Wood Flush Doors
Solid wood flush doors manufactured by Allegheny Wood Works are available as interior doors or exterior front entry doors. Don’t settle for solid “core” when you can get true solid wood flush doors.
Flush doors are simple interior and exterior doors that feature a plain flat face on both sides.
The flush door is more closely associated with function rather than style, however, this plain sort of door lends itself well to a number of room designs where the desire is to highlight other elements in the space.
While the flush door is usually considered to be more utilitarian than other types of doors, that does not mean the door cannot be an attractive element in the room design.
Flush doors are typically associated with contemporary décor. A door of this type can also be a means of picking up a secondary color in the fabrics used in the space, helping to draw that color out into the general look of the room.


Engraved & Carved Designs
Allegheny Wood Works offers both laser engraved wood doors and CNC router carved wood doors. In addition to standard artwork designs (shown below), we also offer custom artwork and designs. Custom art can be company logos, scenic pictures, portraits, names, geometric designs, etc. Our graphic artists will work with you to put your favorite picture, drawing, or design on our wood doors (subject to copyright restrictions). Since each carving is individually made, some variations in texture and shading will occur, creating unique pieces.
These engraving and carving options are available for both interior and exterior doors. Large engravings and carvings are designed for the large panel in the upper portion of a door such as AWW220 or AWW210. However, we can also engrave or carve smaller designs into small panels, into the lock rail (middle horizontal rail on a door), or in corners of doors. You are not limited to just a couple of wood species or predetermined door sizes. Since we manufacture the doors and also do the engraving and carving, your door can be made using any species of wood that we carry, in any door design that we make, and in any size.
FAQs About Solid Wood Interior Doors & Custom Capabilities
Custom Doors from Allegheny Wood Works
Allegheny Wood Works offers you an endless selection of interior wood doors for your home or business. When it comes to quality, you can count on Allegheny to come through, whether it’s providing quality products or customer service. We’ll work with you directly throughout the entire process, ensuring that you get exactly what you’re looking for promptly and at an affordable price. Read more about all of our design options below, and get in touch with us whenever you’re ready to move forward with your order and enrich the beauty of your home or office.
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