Craftsman 6-Lite Steel Entry Door vs Therma-Tru Fiberglass Full Lite Front Door
Buy the Craftsman 6-Lite if you want a primed, paint-ready door with a six-pane glass look and a standard right-hand inswing. Buy the Therma-Tru if you need a left-hand outswing with a full-lite glass panel. Both are 36 x 80 fiberglass doors with insulating cores, so build and maintenance are close. Owners of fiberglass doors from both brands report they resist dents and rot far better than wood, though the Therma-Tru arrives unfinished and needs sealing on all six sides before hanging.
- Choose the Craftsman 6-Lite if you want a six-lite glass door that comes primed and ready to paint, with a right-hand inswing and brickmold included.
- Choose the Therma-Tru if you need a left-hand outswing door with a full-lite glass panel and a classic look.
Prices
- Craftsman 6-Lite Steel Entry Door: $445.00 at The Home Depot (last seen Nov 8)
- Therma-Tru Fiberglass Full Lite Front Door: $998.00 at Lowe's (last seen Nov 8)
- Difference: the Craftsman 6-Lite Steel Entry Door is $553.00 cheaper than the Therma-Tru Fiberglass Full Lite Front Door at the latest prices (Nov 8)
