For a solid-wood double-door look, the most relevant options here are pine Dutch-door slabs: choose the 72-inch AINLARRY model for a wider opening, or a 60-inch model for a narrower one. JUJUBON offers a clear-glass style and a six-lite design. These listings describe door slabs, not complete exterior door systems, so verify the frame, weather sealing, hardware, and exposure requirements before using one as an outside entry door. A fiberglass option is included as a non-wood alternative for buyers prioritizing moisture resistance.
| Product | Best For | Key Detail |
|---|---|---|
| AINLARRY 72-inch Dutch slab | Wide openings | Solid pine; split panels |
| JUJUBON 60-inch clear-glass slab | Light and visibility | Tempered clear glass |
| JUJUBON 60-inch six-lite slab | Divided-light appearance | Six-lite half panel |
| AINLARRY 60-inch Dutch slab | Standard-width double opening | Solid pine; hardware listed |
| KHSHOW fiberglass entry door | Moisture resistance | Single door; not solid wood |
AINLARRY 72-Inch Solid Pine Dutch Door
This is the widest listed solid-wood option, with a 72-by-80-inch slab made from 1.75-inch-thick natural pine. Its Dutch design divides the door into two 40-inch sections that can open independently. The listing specifies 4mm tempered clear glass and says the unfinished surface can be painted or stained.
Best for: Buyers with a wider opening who want a split-door design and natural pine. The listing includes four hinges and one latch, unlike some slab-only options. It gives rough-opening dimensions of 74 by 81.5 inches without a jamb, or 72.5 by 81 inches with a jamb. Limitation: Confirm exterior installation requirements; the listing does not establish a complete weather-sealed entry system.
JUJUBON 60-Inch Clear-Glass Dutch Door
This 60-by-80-inch double Dutch slab is made from 1.75-inch-thick natural pine and has a large clear-glass section. The listed 4mm tempered glass is intended to bring light through the upper part of the door, while the split panels allow separate operation.
Best for: Buyers who want a traditional wood appearance with a broad, transparent glass area. The product arrives unfinished, so it can be painted or stained to suit a project. The stated rough opening is 62 by 81.5 inches without a jamb, or 60.5 by 81 inches with a jamb. Limitation: Hinges and jamb are not included, and exterior weatherproofing details are not provided.
JUJUBON 60-Inch Six-Lite Dutch Door
This 60-by-80-inch pine slab uses a six-lite half-panel design for a more divided window appearance than the clear-glass version. It is made from 1.75-inch-thick natural pine and has an unfinished surface for a chosen paint or stain.
Best for: Buyers who want a divided-light look and the independent top-and-bottom operation of a Dutch door. Its listed opening dimensions match the other JUJUBON 60-inch slab: 62 by 81.5 inches without a jamb, or 60.5 by 81 inches with a jamb. Limitation: The listing says hinges and jamb are not included; verify the exact glass configuration and exterior-use requirements before ordering.
AINLARRY 60-Inch Solid Pine Dutch Door
This AINLARRY model is a 60-by-80-inch double Dutch slab made from 1.75-inch-thick natural pine, split into two 40-inch sections. The listing describes 4mm tempered clear glass and an unfinished surface that accepts paint or stain. It also specifies four hinges and one latch.
Best for: Buyers seeking a 60-inch-wide pine Dutch door with listed basic hardware. The stated rough opening is 62 by 81.5 inches without a jamb, or 60.5 by 81 inches with a jamb. Limitation: The provided details do not establish that the included components create a weather-tight exterior installation, so check what else the project requires.
KHSHOW Fiberglass Front Entry Door
This is not a solid-wood double door, but it may suit buyers comparing entry-door materials. The 36-by-80-inch single door has a fiberglass shell, reinforced LVL stiles, a polyurethane foam core, and a black mahogany woodgrain finish. The listing says its surface resists moisture, warping, dents, and cracking. A primed jamb kit and brickmould are included.
Best for: Buyers who prefer a finished single entry door and want a woodgrain appearance without a solid-pine slab. Limitation: It is fiberglass, not wood, and is a single right-hand-inswing door rather than a pair of doors.
Buying Guide: Choosing Solid Wood Exterior Double Doors
What opening size should you measure?
Measure the rough opening, not just the existing door panels. Compare the opening with the manufacturer’s dimensions and note whether measurements assume a jamb. The listed 60-inch slabs require a wider rough opening than the slab itself; the 72-inch model requires a larger opening still. Confirm height, width, jamb depth, and handing before purchase.
Is a door slab ready for exterior installation?
Not necessarily. A slab is the door panel alone and may not include a frame, sill, weatherstripping, threshold, or exterior-rated hardware. Ask the seller or installer which components are required for the intended exposure. Also confirm that the finish and installation approach are appropriate for outdoor conditions.
Which glass design should you choose?
Clear glass maximizes visibility and light. A six-lite layout creates a divided-panel appearance. Check the listing for glass type and configuration; the JUJUBON clear-glass model specifies 4mm tempered glass. Consider privacy and sun exposure as well as appearance.
Does an unfinished pine door need finishing?
The listed pine slabs are unfinished and intended to accept paint or stain. Plan for finishing as part of the project, and follow the manufacturer’s instructions for the product and installation location. Compare included hardware carefully: the AINLARRY listings describe hinges and a latch, while JUJUBON specifies that hinges and jamb are not included.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are these solid wood double doors?
The Dutch-door products are described as natural solid pine slabs. They are split-panel doors, not a conventional pair of side-by-side door leaves.
Can a Dutch door be used as an exterior entry door?
The listings describe front-entry or interior-and-exterior styles, but do not provide complete weather-sealing specifications. Verify exterior suitability and required components before installation.
What does “door slab only” mean?
A slab is the door panel without a complete frame or jamb. Hardware may also be excluded, so check each product’s included-parts details.
Which listed door is best for a wider opening?
The AINLARRY 72-inch Dutch slab is the widest solid-pine option listed. Its rough-opening dimensions should be checked against the actual opening before ordering.