WeatherCraft Torrefied Mahogany St. Simons Double Entry Door with Clear Glass
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Transform your space with our WeatherCraft, St. Simons Double Door. Made from durable torrefied wood, it features operable glass and a breathable mesh for a refreshing breeze. Elevate the style and comfort of your home with this stunning addition.
What makes this WeatherCraft™ door exceptional:
WeatherCraft™ Mahogany
Real mahogany, thermally modified (a process called torrefaction) to drive out the organic matter that lets wood rot and warp — genuine wood that shrugs off the weather.
Weather-Resistant
Stands up to extreme heat, cold, rain, and salt air. Engineered to outlast regular wood by 3–4×.
Won't Warp
With the moisture baked out, there's no cupping, checking, or twisting. Holds true in any climate.
Low Maintenance
No re-staining every 3–5 years. No annual finish inspection. Wipe twice a year and you're done.
Limited Lifetime Warranty
Covered for the life of the home. No overhang required, unlike regular wood.
Select
Premium solid hardwood, kiln-dried and hand-graded.
Torrefy
Roasted oxygen-free near 200°C — moisture can never return.
Stabilize
Cooled and conditioned to stay dimensionally stable.
Mill + join
Cut to stile-and-rail; joinery assembled and sanded.
Finish + hang
Sealed, pre-hung, and shipped ready to install.
Wood Doors FAQ
What is torrefaction?
What is torrefaction?
A heat treatment that bakes wood at 400–600°F in an oxygen-free kiln. The heat breaks down hemicellulose and removes bound moisture and sugars — the parts of wood that absorb water, attract insects, and decay. What remains is structurally pure cellulose: chemically stable, dimensionally locked, weather-resistant.
Why is WeatherCraft wood darker than regular mahogany?
Why is WeatherCraft wood darker than regular mahogany?
The thermal-modification process caramelizes the natural lignin in the wood. The color is permanent, even-toned, and stable in UV. Most customers describe it as a deep walnut or coffee tone.
Will WeatherCraft wood crack?
Will WeatherCraft wood crack?
No, in any climate we ship to. The dimensional stability of WeatherCraft mahogany is comparable to engineered hardwood. Direct sun, freeze-thaw cycles, and salt-air exposure don't cause checking.
How does WeatherCraft wood compare to Accoya?
How does WeatherCraft wood compare to Accoya?
Accoya is acetylated wood (chemically modified); our WeatherCraft mahogany is thermally modified (torrefaction). Both stand up to the weather; WeatherCraft is darker and warmer in color and uses no chemicals.
Maintenance vs. regular mahogany?
Maintenance vs. regular mahogany?
Regular mahogany needs re-staining every 3–5 years on a covered entry; 1–2 years uncovered. WeatherCraft mahogany needs ZERO re-staining. Wipe it twice a year and you're done.
Is WeatherCraft wood really fire-treated?
Is WeatherCraft wood really fire-treated?
Yes — but in an oxygen-free kiln, so it doesn't burn. The process is called thermal modification (torrefaction) and has been used on Scandinavian timber since the 1800s.
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