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Shop Saloon Doors (Made to Fit 24”–72” Door Openings)
Our swinging cafe and saloon doors are available in both standard stock sizes and made-to-fit options for openings between 24 and 72 inches wide. Whether you’re upgrading a kitchen, pantry, bar area or restaurant, we build doors to match your exact space and design preferences.
We also offer solutions for larger openings, including double-door configurations designed for wider entryways and high-traffic areas.
Choose your material, height, style and hardware for a door set that fits your project perfectly. Not sure what you need? Chat with a design expert for help selecting the right configuration.
What Are Saloon Doors?
Saloon doors are interior double-swing doors mounted with double-action hinges that allow the doors to open in both directions and automatically return to center. This makes them ideal for high-traffic areas where hands-free operation is helpful.
Because they do not require a traditional jamb, saloon doors can be installed in cased openings, framed doorways or hallway transitions with minimal structural modification.
Saloon Door Sizes, Heights & Custom Fit Options
Simply provide your finished opening width, select your desired door height, and choose your preferred hardware options. Once your order is submitted, we precisely size and build your doors to match your exact opening dimensions.
Available Opening Widths
- 24” to 72” wide (made to fit your opening)
- Stock sizes: 24”, 30”, 32”, 36”
- Custom sizing available
Available Door Heights
- 38” to 95”+ tall
- Half-height and full-length options
- Custom heights available
Full-height options are available for applications requiring more privacy, while half-height doors are commonly used in kitchens, bars and open transitions.
Styles & Design Options
Swinging cafe and saloon doors are available in a wide range of interior design styles to complement both residential and commercial spaces. All doors are handcrafted in the USA using quality hardwood and paired with properly sized hardware.
Rustic Saloon Doors
Rustic saloon doors feature farmhouse-inspired details, barn-style bracing, spindles and distressed finishes. These designs are ideal for country homes, western-themed spaces, cabins and bars seeking a warm, traditional look.
Modern & Contemporary Saloon Doors
Modern saloon doors offer clean lines, shaker panels, glass inserts and minimalist styling. These designs work well in contemporary kitchens, offices, restaurants and open-concept interiors.
Popular Saloon Door Designs
- Shaker panel saloon doors
- Glass panel cafe doors
- Louvered saloon doors
- Farmhouse and barn-style designs
- Raised panel doors
- Mid-century and modern styles
- Western and bar-style doors
Where to Use Saloon Doors (Residential & Commercial)
Swinging saloon doors — also known as cafe doors or double-swing doors — are used to separate spaces while maintaining airflow and easy access. They are ideal for both residential and commercial applications.
Kitchens & Dining Areas
Saloon doors are commonly installed between kitchens and dining rooms, providing privacy while allowing easy access during entertaining or meal preparation.
Pantries
Swinging pantry doors allow hands-free access and improved visibility, making them a great fit for traditional, butler’s and hidden pantry layouts.
Bathrooms / Water Closets
Saloon doors add privacy to master bathrooms or water closets without requiring a traditional door frame. Available in both partial-height and full-length configurations.
Bars, Restaurants & Hospitality
In commercial environments, saloon doors are widely used in restaurants, bars and hospitality spaces. For higher-traffic applications, pairing doors with heavy-duty hinge systems helps ensure durability and smooth operation.
Offices, Closets & Flex Spaces
Interior swinging doors are ideal for home offices, closets, mudrooms and multi-use spaces. They create separation while maintaining an open feel and proper airflow.
Double-Action Hinges & Hardware
Saloon doors are installed using double-action spring hinges, which allow the doors to swing in both directions and return to center automatically.
Different hinge options are available depending on the application:
- Spring hinges – ideal for standard residential and commercial use
- Gravity pivot hinges – great for hold-open functionality
- Heavy-duty options for high-traffic commercial environments
When you order from Swinging Café Doors, we ensure the hinges are properly matched to your door size and weight for long-term performance.
Frequently Asked Questions About Swinging Cafe & Saloon Doors
What is the difference between saloon doors and cafe doors?
Saloon doors and cafe doors are often used interchangeably. Both refer to interior swinging doors mounted with double-action hinges that allow the doors to open in both directions and self-return to center.
Do saloon doors need a door frame or jamb?
No traditional jamb is required. Saloon doors can be installed in cased openings, framed openings or hallway transitions using trim, making them easier to add to many existing interior spaces.
Can saloon doors be made to fit custom opening sizes?
Yes. Our swinging cafe and saloon doors can be built for openings between 24 and 72 inches wide, with door heights ranging from 38 inches to over 95 inches tall depending on the style and configuration selected.
What hardware is used for saloon doors?
Saloon doors are installed using double-action hinges that allow the doors to swing in both directions and return to center automatically. Hinge size and type are selected based on the door size, weight and intended application.
Are saloon doors good for restaurants and commercial spaces?
Yes. Saloon doors are commonly used in restaurants, bars, hospitality settings and other commercial interiors where easy two-way traffic flow is important. For higher-traffic spaces, heavier-duty hinge systems may be recommended.
Are saloon doors the same as batwing doors?
Yes. Batwing doors is another common name for saloon doors or cafe doors. The term comes from the swinging doors often associated with old western saloons, but today they are widely used in both traditional and modern interiors.
What height should saloon doors be?
Saloon doors can be built in both half-height and full-length configurations. Half-height doors are popular for kitchens, pantries and bars, while full-length options provide more privacy for bathrooms, offices and other interior openings.
Can saloon doors be used for pantries, bathrooms and closets?
Yes. Saloon doors are commonly used for pantries, bathrooms, water closets, closets, mudrooms and home offices because they provide separation, airflow and easy access without requiring a traditional swinging door setup.
Do saloon doors work for large openings?
Yes. Saloon doors can be built for larger interior openings, including double-door configurations for wider spaces. The correct hinge type and door proportions are important to ensure smooth swing performance and proper self-centering.
Are custom saloon doors better than stock doors?
Stock doors can work for standard openings, but custom saloon doors are built to your finished opening width and selected height. This helps improve fit, hardware sizing and overall design flexibility for your specific project.
Order Today / Talk to an Expert
Swinging Cafe Doors offers one of the largest selections of saloon doors available online. Whether you need doors for a pantry, kitchen, bathroom, bar or office, we can build doors to fit your exact opening size.
Order today or speak with one of our design experts to find the perfect door style for your project.
You can also call us at 855-343-4903 for additional assistance.