What's inside the Simpson Door Sourcebook

Simpson Door Company has been crafting solid-wood doors in the Pacific Northwest since 1912. This 62-page sourcebook organizes the line into clear architectural families — Craftsman, Mastermark, contemporary, Redi-Prime interiors, French and sash exteriors — and shows each design as a technical line drawing with SKU, glazing option, and matching sidelight or transom.

Featured collections

Craftsman Collection — Cortez, Torrance, Ravenna, Talcott, Palomar, Four Square and California Poppy series with leaded and floral art glass
Mastermark Collection — Windemere, Catalina vertical-lite, Bellaire divided-lite, plus Tudor speak-easy and Colonial multi-panel doors
Contemporary line — Douglas fir, Sapele mahogany, walnut, maple and cherry doors with horizontal, vertical and angled grain
Redi-Prime interiors — primed raised-panel, flat-panel and Shaker-style bifolds, plus chalkboard and louvered specialty options
French and sash exteriors — single-pane through fifteen-lite configurations with Prairie, Craftsman and arched-top patterns
3/4 Lite and Full Lite — light-maximizing designs from minimalist single panes to twelve-grid mullions

What you'll find inside

The book finishes with a six-step custom-order workflow: pick a design, size it, choose wood species, select glazing (1/8″ single, insulated, true divided lite or simulated divided lite), add weather-performance upgrades, and locate a dealer. Every product page calls out panel thickness options from 3/8″ flat to 1-1/4″ raised, plus caming choices in silver or black.

Across 62 pages the sourcebook documents Simpson's full Craftsman, Mastermark, Redi-Prime and contemporary catalogs with verified SKUs and glazing legends. Request the free print copy above, or flip through all 62 pages in the digital edition right here.