AUEAR, 1:12 Dollhouse Miniature Furniture Unpaint Wooden Doors for DIY Scene Doll Home Craft (6 Panel Style B)

I love the size! It's perfect for my project!

I had to return bc needed the even smaller ones, but good doors. Simple and sturdy

Was excited when I found a door that opened the way I needed for the dollhouse. When I received it and looked at it I realized all the photos were upside down so the door opens the wrong way.

I made a tiny little room in the wall for my 4 year old to play with and this door was perfect for it.

The media could not be loaded.  My father made this doll house for my daughter many years ago. She loved it well. I’ve taken it down from the attic for my granddaughter. She loves it too but while my daughter was more of a sporty girl who didn’t care about fussy things like interior doors. Lol (3 older brothers), my granddaughter is more particular. She’s having fun decorating the doll house. SO... since my dear dad is gone now, I thought I’d see if there are ready-made windows and doors etc. Lo and behold I found this and it works perfectly for a 1:12 scale dollhouse.As you can see in the video, Our house is very simple but I have to tell you folks, that’s the appeal. The child’s mother saw her enjoying my house and purchased a new split level style house for her to play with at home. The little girl much prefers this one. The whole fun is decorating and fixing it up. She’s having a great time making little pictures for the walls, coming up with ideas for curtains...Just remember, it’s not the finished product, it’s the fun of doing it, making it. Get a square box With interior dimensions of 18 inches high by 24 inches wide. Divide it into four sections, 2 down, 2 up and you will have a doll house. give it to your child and let them paint or stain the walls, draw or cutout pictures for the walls, Use their own creativity to make beds out of little boxes covered with contact paper or buy them cheaply on eBay.Creativity is what it’s all about. The child will stay busy for hours. If there’s an older kid who thinks they’re too big for their britches, let them make the furniture etc. for the little one. I’m just saying....

I really like these doors, but it would have been nice if there'd been a slit in the top to allow the removal of the plexi, so I could easily stain or paint them. Tried to go without because I'm nervous to mess up the plexi, but consensus is that they'd look better painted or stained. Wish me luck. LOL

I used this in the classroom on St Patrick’s Day as the magic door the leprechaun used to enter our classroom. It moved throughout the day. The students loved it!

Works for my granddaughter’s Dollhouse very cute