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A steel-and-glass double entry door under a limestone portico, flanked by carriage lanterns and clipped boxwood.

Custom Iron Doors inNashville, TN

Custom Iron Entry Doors and Steel Windows for Nashville

Abby Iron Doors builds made-to-order iron entry doors and steel windows for homes in Nashville and across Nashville Area — forged steel, your dimensions, your finish, and no catalogue sizes in between.

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20+ Years of Experience

Over two decades of craftsmanship.

Factory Direct

Built to order in our own facility.

Custom Built

Your specification, not a catalogue size.

Atlanta Showroom

Nearest showroom: Norcross, GA.

Explore Our Most Popular Iron Door Styles

An arched wrought iron double entry door under a scrollwork transom, set into a cream stucco arch between two seeded-glass wall lanterns.
Double Iron Doors

Grand entrances that elevate living spaces.

A single black iron entry door with a Greek key head and a lion's head medallion in its grille, set in a red brick facade beside a carriage lantern.
Single Iron Doors

Elegant simplicity with handcrafted designs.

A tall black pivot entry door standing open on its pivot hinge beside full-height glass sidelights.
Pivot Doors

Modern oversized entrances for luxury homes.

A black iron entry door with three panels of rain glass, flanked by two full-height sidelights of the same textured glass, lit warm from inside.
Iron Doors with Sidelights

Bring in natural light while maintaining privacy.

An arched iron and glass wine cellar door at the end of a panelled hallway, with lit wine racks visible behind the glass.
Wine Cellar Doors

Custom iron doors for wine rooms and cellars.

A pair of arched wrought iron driveway gates closed between two stone piers topped with lit lanterns, with a paved drive and a large house behind them.
Courtyard Gates

Custom gates to complete your home's exterior.

Communities We Serve in Nashville, TN

Neighborhoods we design and build for in and around Nashville.

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The Gulch
Urban High-Rise Living

Sleek high-rise residences anchor this walkable downtown district.

Germantown
Historic Victorian District

Restored Victorian brick homes line brick-paved streets north of downtown.

Sylvan Park
Classic Bungalow Streets

Tree-lined blocks of restored bungalows near Richland Creek.

12 South
Walkable Historic Corridor

Renovated early-century cottages along a lively shopping strip.

Belmont-Hillsboro
Historic Tree-Lined Enclave

Early-1900s homes on shaded streets beside Belmont University.

Richland-West End
Registered Historic District

Grand early-1900s homes in a nationally listed historic district.

Whitland
Stately Historic Estates

Grand estates line a broad boulevard near Centennial Park.

West Meade
Wooded Estate Homes

Large hillside lots shaded by mature hardwood stands.

Hillwood Estates
Private Club Enclave

A private enclave beside a longtime country club.

Lockeland Springs
Historic East Nashville

Victorian and craftsman homes on shaded East Nashville streets.

The Nations
Modern Infill Architecture

Contemporary tall-and-skinny homes fill a reinvented riverside grid.

Music Row
Historic Recording District

Converted early-1900s cottages line a famed recording district.

Nearby Cities We Serve

A tall arched steel window with divided lites lighting a dining room.
Brentwood
An arched iron and glass wine cellar door at the end of a panelled hallway, with lit wine racks visible behind the glass.
Franklin
A wide sliding glass door with slim dark frames opening a living room onto a deck above a lake.
Belle Meade
A black-framed aluminum window unit set into a white wall, looking onto a clipped hedge and mature trees.
Forest Hills
An arched wrought iron double entry door with dense scrollwork, set into the limestone front of a home between two carriage lanterns.
Oak Hill
An arched wrought iron double entry door under a scrollwork transom, set into a cream stucco arch between two seeded-glass wall lanterns.
Green Hills
A custom arched double iron door with hand-forged scrollwork across both leaves, framed by copper carriage lanterns.
Hendersonville
A single black iron entry door with a Greek key head and a lion's head medallion in its grille, set in a red brick facade beside a carriage lantern.
Gallatin
A tall black pivot entry door standing open on its pivot hinge beside full-height glass sidelights.
Mount Juliet
A pair of steel-and-glass French doors standing open onto a home office lined with bookshelves.
Spring Hill
An arched wrought iron and glass door with dense scrollwork, set into a white plaster wall beside a potted olive tree.

Engineered for Nashville Area

Tennessee asks a front door to take summer humidity and a winter freeze in the same year. Forged 12-gauge steel, anti-warp framing and a multi-stage finish are what make that a non-event for a home in Nashville Area.

  • Heavy-Gauge Steel Construction
  • Automotive-Grade Multi-Stage Finish
  • Energy-Efficient Low-E Glass Options
  • Integrated Security Hardware
  • Anti-Warp Frame & Panels
  • Premium Weather Seals

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you deliver to Nashville?

Yes. Every door is made to order in our own facility and crated for transit, and we deliver anywhere in the United States and Canada, including Nashville.

Can I see a door before I commit to one?

Yes, and we recommend it. Full-size display doors, glass, finishes and hardware are all at our showroom, and the photo gallery shows finished entries if a visit is not practical.

Can you match my home's architecture?

That is the normal way we work. Every custom door is drawn to your opening rather than picked from a shelf, and the scrollwork, glass, finish and hardware are chosen around the architecture of the house.

Where is the closest showroom to Nashville?

Our Atlanta showroom, at 4400 Steve Reynolds Blvd, Norcross, GA 30093. Visits are by appointment so a consultant is free for the whole session, and you can compare full-size doors, glass and finishes in natural light before deciding.

How long does a custom iron door take?

A made-to-order door is typically 14–18 weeks from approved drawings to delivery. If the timing does not work, our in-stock doors are held in standard sizes and ship far sooner.

Visit our Atlanta showroom

Norcross Showroom

Experience the craftsmanship in person. Our Atlanta showroom holds full-size display doors, finishes, glass options, and hardware, so you can see the build before you choose it, and it is the closest one to Nashville.

Address
4400 Steve Reynolds Blvd, Norcross, GA 30093
Hours
Mon–Fri: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Sat–Sun: By appointment
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Inside the Norcross showroom: full-size iron and steel doors and windows on display around a glass-walled design office, under a mosaic tile feature wall.