Only the left narrow door is what we purchased. It's 19.5"w x 71" tall. Could use as is or could make a frame around it to widen and make taller. In the hotel, they used the same width door but it was 6'8" tall, and they put glass behind the open area and made a wine closet instead of a room. Dharmesh says it's plenty big and we don't need a room. It stored 10 bottles across and it was lit inside.
Purchased this Mughal, Jain, Indian brass door. Not sure where to use, but thinking pantry in the kitchen? Dimension: I need to verify, but I think they are 4 feet wide by 6 feet tall. So, they'll need to go somewhere where there can be at least a 2 foot gap at the bottom, like saloon doors. They are very heavy.
Love these panels, even if we only use a few. Didn't purchase.
We purchased this door (approximately 200 years old from Nuristan). It's squared off even though it looks arched. The smaller doors were used by the guards of the palace to crawl into. It's an elephant door. Dimensions: 78" X 113" or 6.5' x 9.5'. It's pretty special.
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