Butler Doors — Elegant Swinging Doors for Kitchens & Dining Spaces

Full-length swinging doors designed for privacy, style, and easy flow.

A butler door—also known as a swinging butler door—is a timeless solution for connecting kitchens and adjacent rooms. Commonly installed between prep areas and formal dining rooms, these full-length swinging doors provide privacy, style, and seamless traffic flow. Built with durable butler door hinges, they swing in both directions and automatically return to center, making it easy to move between rooms hands-free.

Key Takeaways

  • Full-length swinging design ideal for kitchens and dining transitions
  • Double-action swing with smooth, self-return hardware
  • Durable butler door hardware for long-lasting daily use
  • Custom-built to fit your opening in a wide variety of styles and finishes


Why Customers Choose Butler Doors

Butler doors combine elegance and functionality, making them a smart choice for high-use spaces. They conceal prep areas from view, add a polished look to dining entrances, and improve flow between rooms. Whether you want a swinging butler door for a formal dining setting or a transitional door for a busy kitchen, these designs make movement effortless while enhancing the overall design of your home or business.


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Heritage Craft, Made in the USA

The butler door is a timeless design with roots in traditional kitchens, and we keep that heritage alive by crafting every piece in the USA. Built with American hardwoods and premium hinges, our butler doors bring style, privacy, and smooth performance to your home.

All doors handcrafted in the USA • Ships nationwide • Easy DIY installation

Recommended Hardware for Butler Doors

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Butler Door FAQs

Measure your finished width and height. We offer both standard and custom sizes for a perfect fit. See our sizing chart.

For most homes, double action spring hinges are ideal. For larger openings or commercial spaces, Bommer or stainless steel hinges are recommended. See our hinge guide.

Yes. Solid-panel doors conceal prep areas, while glass-panel designs let in light. Choose frosted inserts for added privacy.

Yes. With the right butler door hardware, they’re a stylish option for restaurants, cafés, or retail spaces.

Typically, you’ll need a drill, screwdriver, level, and measuring tape. See our installation guide for step-by-step instructions.