“How much does an iron door cost?” is usually one of the first questions I get, and it’s a fair one — the range can look wide until you understand what’s driving it. Across our current single iron door styles, single iron door prices generally run from around $1,610 to $2,495, and the gap between those numbers comes down to a few specific factors.
Scrollwork-heavy, ornate designs generally require more fabrication work than clean, minimal geometric patterns, and that labor difference shows up in the final price. Our current single iron door lineup includes designs ranging from more traditional scrollwork (like our Lexington style) to modern, clean-lined options (like our Michaela and Johanna styles) — you can compare the full range on our Single Iron Doors page.
Every single iron door in our lineup includes double-pane, tempered frosted-glass panels, balancing natural light with privacy. Designs with larger or more elaborate glass sections generally cost more than those using glass more sparingly, since more surface area and more precise cutting are involved.
Our single iron doors come with a rust-protected, powder-coated finish designed for low-maintenance, long-term durability. Hardware quality — hinges rated for the door’s weight, locking mechanisms — is built into every design rather than offered as a stripped-down base option, which is part of why pricing doesn’t drop dramatically at the lower end of the range.
Current single iron door options include the Lexington (traditional scrollwork, available in left or right swing), the Raven, and the more contemporary Michaela and Johanna designs. Each is built on the same 14-gauge steel, 5/8-inch solid bar foundation, so the price difference reflects design and glass configuration rather than a difference in core durability.
Homes throughout Newbury Park often have entryways sized for a single door rather than a wider double configuration, which makes single iron doors a natural fit for adding architectural presence without needing to modify the existing opening width.
Not necessarily — all our single iron doors share the same core steel and bar construction. Price differences typically reflect design complexity and glass configuration, not structural quality.
Customization options vary by design — this is worth discussing directly for the specific style you’re considering.
Our single iron doors are sold with their matching frame, sized appropriately for the door’s weight and swing configuration.
Swing direction (left or right) is typically specified per design — confirm the correct option for your opening before ordering.
Eris Home Products, 2300 Corporate Center Dr, Thousand Oaks, CA 91320, carries a range of single iron door designs and pricing to fit different entryway styles.
Call 805-375-6333, browse our Single Iron Doors collection, or find us on Google Maps.
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