In addition to white, almond, and sandstone, the Tudor House can also be ordered in a dark (pictured) or medium wood-grain colored finish. A wider center stile is shown on this 9' wide S1 design Tudor House due to its extra foot in width.

Ordering a Tudor House door with a wood colored finish offers the illusion of a wood door, without the cost of a faux finish or the hassle of staining.

The Tudor House is available in three escalating levels of quality, including non-insulated doors, insulated doors with a vinyl back, and insulated doors with a steel back.

Adding optional on-door decorative hardware can further enhance the design options available in the Tudor House product line. This E5 design Tudor House added four DHDL10 handles, and eight DST16 straps with a matte black finish; an upgraded obscured glass completes the look by adding an opaque tint and increased privacy.

By stacking the door three sections high instead of four, it enables a larger more dramatic top section for a greater design impact when windows are added.

This Yorba Linda home with a T5 design Tudor House selected four basic AR10 handles and clear glass for a simple feel with Country charm.

The Tudor House door can also be installed without decorative hardware for customer's who prefer a more simplistic alternative.

Multiple window and panel and window designs are available for the Tudor House, in both square and arched designs. This L7 design Tudor House in San Clemente has selected arced window overlays to inspire a Tuscany sensation.

While the Tudor House is available in multiple factory finishes, it can also be custom painted to create a unique personalized touch.

Additionally, enhanced safety features, like pinch-resistant sections (standard on all Tudor House models) make it a great all around door for any family.

Although the Tudor House is available in three different price points, most customers prefer either the middle or upper level for the upgraded insulation, enhanced warranties, and increased benefits.