Screen Door Wood Types

Screen Door Wood Types

Below are the standard wood types for our screen doors. If you are looking for a different type of wood just let us know!

** Wood is a natural product. Actual colors and grainlines will vary. **

Doug Fir

Mixed Grain Doug Fir is a practical and popular choice, perfect for areas with light to moderate weather exposure. It is a light color, and can have a small straight grain pattern, or a wider flat grain pattern. It is durable, and can be stained or painted.

Eastern Red Oak

Red Oak is one of the classic hardwoods. The rich tones and distinct heavy grain line pattern of Red Oak will add a timeless charm to your home. It is a very hard, heavy durable wood. However, it should not be used in direct or harsh weather exposure. It does best when protected from the weather. It can be stained or painted. 

Western Red Cedar

Cedar is a gorgeous wood, known for it's innate beauty and wide variations in grainlines and color tones. It's an excellent out door wood, very stable, and suitable for harsher climate areas. Cedar is a very soft, light weight wood. It can be stained or painted.

Honduran Mahogany

Mahogany is a premium and durable wood choice for your screen door. It is known for its rich reddish-brown hue and distinctive grain patterns, Mahogany adds a touch of classic sophistication to any entrance. This hardwood not only boats natural beauty, but also offers exceptional resistance to weathering, making it the best selection for a long-lasting and aesthetically pleasing screen door that enhances the charm and value of your home. If you door is exposed to harsh weather, Mahogany is the ideal choice. It can be stained or painted.