Pine Entrance Door With Opening Windows, Cast Iron Grilles And Transom - Late 19th Century

Large pine entrance door with two windows opening on the interior side and cast iron protective grilles.
A transom is integrated into the upper part.
Although imposing, this door is very bright and lets light in with its three windows.
Small curiosity: the two glass leaves open from the same side, but it is easily possible to modify it so that the leaves open symmetrically (1 on the left, 1 on the right).
The lower part presents relief thanks to two panels fixed in their "large frame" moldings, and by the rather imposing crosspieces.
Note that for better longevity, the lower crosspiece is made of oak !
Have its lock and key.
Oddly enough, there is no exterior handle, the lock opens directly with the key.

dimensions:
height = 245 cm; width = 100 cm; thickness = 4 cm (uprights) + 4 cm (transoms and base panels)

960€ including tax to take away as is
Recoverable VAT
On estimate: possibility of manufacturing its frame, delivering it, installing it and giving it the finish of your choice