The classic upgrade — one welded iron slab with glass, in stock or custom, for standard and tall openings. Most popular for 3- to 4-foot openings on remodels and new construction.
The complete guide & catalog
Custom iron doors, built to your opening.
Entry doors, pivots, double doors, sliding and accordion patio systems, and smart glass — designed, built, finished, and shipped. Real posted pricing from six Western showrooms. No guesswork, no fake estimates.
Starting from
$4,320
Stocked single entry doors · catalog pricing online
64+Doors in catalog
CustomBuilt to size
6Western showrooms
RealPosted pricing
What "custom" actually means
A door built for your home, not off a shelf.
A custom iron door is engineered to your exact opening, style, and hardware instead of forced to fit a standard slab. You choose the configuration — single, double, or an oversized pivot — then the design, the glass, the finish, and the hardware. It's the difference between a front door that looks like every other house on the street and one that sets the tone for the whole home.
- Designed with youModern clean-lined or traditional scrollwork, arched or square tops, sidelites, and transoms — drawn to your elevation before anything is cut.
- Built to the openingWelded steel sized to your exact rough opening, with hardware rated for the weight and multipoint security locks.
- Finished to lastUV-stable powder coat and weatherproof seals in bronze, black, or custom color — chosen to hold up outdoors for decades.
Every configuration
Pick the type, then make it yours.
Iron doors come in six main configurations. The type determines the opening size, swing style, and architectural statement — then custom work fits any of them to your specific home.
A grand, symmetrical entrance for wider openings and two-story foyers. Matched glass and hardware on both leaves, with a center astragal or flush pair options.
Oversized architectural entries that turn on a top-and-bottom pivot — the modern statement piece for luxury homes where a standard door would look undersized.
Steel-and-glass sliding systems that open a living space to the patio while keeping the iron look consistent with the entry.
Folding-glass systems that stack open to erase the line between great room and yard, pool deck, or mountain views.
Switchable privacy glass that goes from clear to opaque at the touch of a button — available in any door configuration.
Real doors, real pricing
See what iron doors actually look like installed.
These are real My Iron Door Company doors on real homes — not renderings. Browse the full catalog with posted pricing, or call the studio to compare options for your opening.
Most popular
Single Entry
Low-profile iron frame / clear or rain glass / modern or traditional
From $4,320 entry price
Grand entrance
Double Doors
Matched pair / symmetrical glass / wide openings and two-story foyers
Studio quote
Indoor-outdoor
Accordion Wall
Folding glass wall / pool deck or yard / quoted to opening
Studio quote
Need a different style or finish?
The catalog has 64+ stocked doors with posted pricing, or the studio can quote a fully custom door to your exact opening and design.
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Iron vs. other door materials
Why homeowners choose iron over wood and fiberglass.
Wood is warm and traditional but warps, swells, cracks, and rots in desert heat, monsoon rain, and freeze-thaw cycles. A welded iron door does none of those things. An iron door installed today will outlast the home it's on.
Fiberglass costs less and mimics wood grain, but it dents, fades, and doesn't carry the weight and security of welded steel. Iron is the choice when permanence, presence, and genuine intrusion resistance matter.
A bare steel builder door is cheap and functional. A welded iron door is architectural — heavier gauge, designed to a style, glass-forward if you want it, and finished to last decades outdoors rather than rust-painted to last a few years.
For the desert Southwest and mountain West — the harshest possible test environment for a front door — iron outperforms every other material when finished and specified correctly: UV-stable powder coat, thermal break, and insulated glass.
Finishes & glass
The choices that make it yours.
Every iron door at My Iron Door Company is specified for exterior use — finish, glass, hardware, and seals chosen together for the climate and the look.
The most classic iron door finish — warm, dark, and traditional. Pairs with scrollwork, forged detail, and Spanish Colonial and Mediterranean architecture.
The most popular modern choice — clean, bold, and versatile. Works on contemporary homes, ranch remodels, and any style that calls for a strong presence without ornament.
Match your home's exterior color — greige, sand, white, or any RAL color — in a UV-stable powder coat that holds color through desert sun and mountain cold without repainting.
Full visibility or light distortion — the two most common choices for an entry that wants natural light without privacy concerns from the street.
For west- and south-facing entries in hot climates: Low-E glass cuts heat gain while keeping light, and reflective glass adds street-side privacy without going dark.
Switchable from clear to opaque at the touch of a button — the premium privacy upgrade for glass-forward entries, pivot doors, and accordion walls.
Built for the climate
Specified for where you live.
- Desert Southwest (AZ · NV)UV-stable powder coat, thermal breaks, Low-E or smart glass, and proper gasketing for 110°-plus summers, monsoon dust, and harsh UV that fades cheaper doors fast.
- Mountain & four-season (CO · ID · northern UT)Insulated glass, tight seals, and finish specs designed for freeze-thaw cycles, snow, high altitude UV, and large daily temperature swings.
- High-desert (southern UT · NV)Combination of desert UV and high elevation — the spec borrows from both desert and mountain playbooks, leaning on powder coat durability and insulated glass.
Find your showroom
Six Western locations, real doors on the floor.
Walk in, touch full-size iron doors, compare glass and finish samples in real daylight, and leave with posted pricing instead of vague estimates. Each showroom serves a regional market with stocked inventory and full custom design support.
Arizona
Phoenix · Scottsdale · Tempe showroom
Valley-wide service from the Tempe showroom on University Drive. Serving Phoenix, Scottsdale, Paradise Valley, Chandler, Gilbert, Mesa, and Ahwatukee.
Utah — Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City & the Wasatch Front
Iron doors for SLC, Draper, Sandy, Murray, Millcreek, Park City, and the greater Wasatch Front.
Utah — St. George
Southern Utah & gateway to Nevada
St. George showroom serves Washington County, Cedar City, Ivins, Santa Clara, and travelers from Las Vegas.
Colorado
Denver & the Front Range
Denver showroom serves Cherry Hills, Highlands Ranch, Littleton, Boulder, Castle Rock, and the Front Range.
Idaho
Boise & the Treasure Valley
Our top-ranked Boise showroom serves Boise, Eagle, Meridian, Nampa, Caldwell, and the Treasure Valley.
Nevada
Las Vegas, Henderson & Summerlin
Served from the Arizona showrooms — shipped and installed to Las Vegas, Henderson, Summerlin, and the valley.
Talk to the studio
Design your door — call or browse online.
2155 E. University Dr. Suite 105 — Tempe, AZ 85288
Buyer's guide
What buyers ask before ordering a custom iron door.
What is a custom iron door?
A custom iron door is welded steel built to your exact opening, style, and hardware — not a stock slab forced to fit. You choose the size and configuration (single, double, or pivot), the design detail or clean modern lines, the glass type and privacy level, the finish color, and the hardware. We also stock a large ready-to-ship catalog with pricing posted online if you don't need a fully bespoke door.
How much do iron doors cost?
Stocked single iron doors start from around $4,320. Double doors, pivots, and larger custom work are quoted after measurements. Price depends on size, configuration, glass type, and hardware. We post real pricing online for catalog doors so you can see where things start, and custom quotes are given after a design review so there are no surprises.
How long does a custom iron door take?
Stocked doors can move quickly once fit, hardware, and glass are confirmed — often within a few weeks for close-to-showroom markets. Fully custom doors are quoted and scheduled after measurements and drawing approval, then fabricated and finished. We give you a real lead time before you commit.
Are iron doors better than fiberglass or wood?
For exterior use in demanding climates, iron outperforms fiberglass and wood in longevity, security, and climate durability. Iron doors don't warp, swell, or rot. A welded steel door provides genuine intrusion resistance that a hollow builder slab does not. A properly powder-coated iron door holds color and seal through desert UV, snow, and rain. Fiberglass costs less; wood has warmth but fails in harsh weather. Iron is the premium choice for homeowners who want permanence.
Do iron doors get too hot in the sun?
The surface warms like any exterior door, but a properly specified iron door with a thermal break frame and insulated Low-E glass manages heat transfer better than a hollow builder door. For hot-climate entries, finish color and glass selection matter most — the studio helps you choose for west- or south-facing exposures.
What finishes and glass can I choose?
Finishes include oil-rubbed bronze, matte black, and custom powder-coat colors — all UV-stable and chosen to resist fading outdoors. Glass options include clear, rain, sandblast, reflective, Low-E, and switchable smart glass, matched to privacy, sun exposure, and look.
What is the difference between a pivot door and a standard iron entry?
A standard iron entry door swings on side hinges. A pivot door rotates on a top-and-bottom pivot point offset from the edge — allowing for much larger, heavier doors (8–12 feet tall and wider than a standard frame) with an architectural, floating appearance. Pivots are popular in Paradise Valley, North Scottsdale, and luxury custom-home markets.
Do you install iron doors, or just sell them?
We do both. You can buy a door and arrange your own licensed installer, or we can coordinate freight and installation. Either way the studio confirms fit, swing direction, threshold height, and hardware before anything ships.
Can I see iron doors in person before ordering?
Yes. We have showrooms in Tempe AZ, St. George UT, Salt Lake City UT, Denver CO, Boise ID, and Eagle ID. You can walk in, compare full-size doors, see glass and finish samples in real light, and leave with posted pricing. Call 480-688-8646 to set a time.
Where do you ship and install iron doors?
We serve Arizona (Phoenix, Scottsdale, Tempe, Mesa, Chandler, Gilbert), Utah (Salt Lake City, St. George), Colorado (Denver and the Front Range), Idaho (Boise/Treasure Valley), and Nevada (Las Vegas, Henderson — served from our Arizona showrooms). Real pricing is posted online for catalog doors.
Get a quote
Design your custom iron door.
Call with your opening size and a rough idea, or browse the catalog first. The studio will help with design, glass, finish, freight, and installation — and give you a real quote, not a range.