Herringbone Door

The Herringbone Door is fully customizable and made to order from Walston Architectural Products in Kansas City, Missouri. Add a unique design and wood element to your space with our herringbone door.

Main door pictured is alder stained driftwood.

Door design can be customized to be single sided or double sided. If single sided is selected, the back will be a flat panel finished the same as the front.

Door is fully assembled.

Door can be used as an interior barn door, pocket door, or hinged door.

Barn door hardware is available for purchase. If barn door hardware is purchased from Walston Architectural Products, the accompanied door(s) will come pre-drilled for wheels unless otherwise noted.

All doors will include a groove on the bottom to accommodate a floor guide unless otherwise noted.

Door thickness is 1 1/2" if single sided and 1 3/4" if double sided.

For wood doors, wood grain and color may vary due to natural wood characteristics.

Made in North Kansas City, Missouri.

Questions? Contact us! Email contact@walstonap.com or 816-726-3841.

We’ve engineered our PolyCompression Core™ that we’re combining with CNC technology for unique designs that you cannot find anywhere else.

• Door Skin: 1/4" white oak or alder skins allow for increased depth in design, perfect for staining or simply clear coating to enjoy the natural beauty and color of the wood.
• Stile & Rail: Engineered stiles/rails from laminated stand lumber provide a stable, durable frame built to last.
• Expanded Polystyrene Core: Compressed Expanded Polystyrene core provides a lighter weight, yet rigid door with enhanced durability and sound reducing qualities.

Benefits of Walston Architectural Products Engineered Wood Vs. Solid Wood

• More Modern Construction: Engineered wood doors are a more modern approach to door construction. An engineered door consists of multiple layers of timber that are pressed and glued together in different directions. This forms the core material.
• Warp Resistant: An engineered wood door is able to evenly distribute any stress applied to it which makes them more stable and more warp resistant than its solid wood counterpart.
• Resistant to Moisture: Engineered wood doors are less susceptible to environmental changes such as variations in humidity and temperature. Exposure to factors like these can cause a solid door to warp or bow.
• Stability: Engineered wood is more stable compared to solid wood by having layers of timber running in different directions.

We're located in North Kansas City, Missouri for local pick up orders.

We also offer domestic freight shipping! Your door will be custom crated and the freight company will call to schedule a convenient driveway delivery time frame.

Lead time is 6-10 weeks. All doors are made to order. Freight shipping adds approximately 3-10 business days.

Please contact us about our expedite lead time fee if interested.