Large glazed door and its old glazed transom.

Beautiful and wide communication door measuring 96cm by 219cm (and 3.2cm thick), with an old glass transom, complete with its frame (surround) where the uprights "extend" 20cm above the transom frame, the top was "inserted" at ceiling level, allowing for the insertion of bricks or a panel above the transom to maintain its full height. Adaptable in dimensions to the height of its frame, a light sanding, and a finish according to your tastes and interior, it is ready to be installed! All from the 19th century, of Haussmannian style, moulded identically on both sides. The carpentry assembly is classic with flat panel sections, mortise and tenon joints, and dowels. Fine and elegant mouldings in the door frame, replicated on the surrounds. Solid and substantial carpentry, with a door thickness of 3.2cm, a frame of 50mm, and a frame with mouldings nearly 10cm thick. The moulded frame measures 119cm by 272cm (from the top of the painted frame to just below the skirting boards). The upper part of the door is glazed, with two translucent printed glasses that are not exactly identical but are still very similar. This door and its carefully disassembled frame are previously painted, not warped, the door closes properly, and despite a few rare scuffs visible in the photos, they are in very good condition, disassembled and stored safely. We have screwed a board (unpainted) at the bottom simply to maintain squareness. This door is equipped with its lock (we do not have the key...) and its white porcelain handles. The first two photos show the front and back of the door. Due to its width, it meets current standards for accessibility for disabled persons. The whole set comes from a bourgeois house in the Lyon region; for your information, we have other similar communication doors in stock, with the same mouldings (non-glazed and narrower).