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Fiberglass Front Entry Door with Side Lites vs WeatherCraft Torrefied Mahogany Arch Double Door

These are different doors for different jobs. The Northside fiberglass unit is a single 36-inch door with two 10-inch side lites, sold primed and ready to paint, with insulated triple-pane decorative glass. The WeatherCraft is a pre-hung double door in torrefied mahogany with an arched top, six lites and Flemish privacy glass. Pick the fiberglass door for a standard single opening, a paint-ready finish and lower upkeep. Pick the WeatherCraft for a wide double entry, a wood look and privacy glass. Fiberglass holds paint and resists dents and moisture better than mahogany, which needs regular finishing. Owners of fiberglass entries report it stays flat and stable; wood double doors draw praise for looks but demand maintenance.

  • Choose the Northside fiberglass door if you have a standard single entry opening, want side lites for light, and prefer a primed surface you can paint to match your house.
  • Choose the WeatherCraft mahogany double door if you have a wide opening and want an arched, wood-grained entry with textured privacy glass.

Prices

  • Fiberglass Front Entry Door with Side Lites: $1,899.00 at Northside Material Brokers (last seen Nov 13)
  • WeatherCraft Torrefied Mahogany Arch Double Door: $4,599.99 at Home Center Outlet (last seen Nov 10)
  • Difference: the Fiberglass Front Entry Door with Side Lites is $2,700.99 cheaper than the WeatherCraft Torrefied Mahogany Arch Double Door at the latest prices (Nov 10 and Nov 13)
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Exterior Front Entry Decorative Glass Door 36 Inch with 10 Inch Side Lites in Frame, Fiberglass

Fiberglass Front Entry Door with Side Lites

Exterior Front Entry Decorative Glass Door 36 Inch with 10 Inch Side Lites in Frame, Fiberglass

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$1,899.00at Northside Material BrokersChecked Nov 13
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Pros
  • Fiberglass skin resists dents, rot and moisture
  • Insulated triple-pane glass helps with heat and sound
  • Side lites add light without a second opening
  • Primed surface takes paint in any color
  • Ships with frame and brick moulding trim
Cons
  • Single door, so a narrower opening than a double
  • Smooth primed finish needs painting after install
  • Decorative glass pattern is not privacy-rated like Flemish glass
  • No arched top option
WeatherCraft
WeatherCraft Torrefied Mahogany 6 Lite Arch Glass Double Entry Door with Flemish Privacy Glass

WeatherCraft Torrefied Mahogany Arch Double Door

WeatherCraft Torrefied Mahogany 6 Lite Arch Glass Double Entry Door with Flemish Privacy Glass

$4,599.99at Home Center OutletChecked Nov 10
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Pros
  • Torrefied mahogany gives a real wood look
  • Arched top with six lites stands out on a facade
  • Flemish glass blocks views while letting light in

What separates them

Fiberglass Front Entry Door with Side LitesWeatherCraft Torrefied Mahogany Arch Double Door
ConfigurationSingle 36-inch door with two 10-inch side lites in one frameDouble door, two leaves in one pre-hung unit
MaterialFiberglass, smooth surface, primed for paintTorrefied mahogany hardwood
GlassDecorative pattern, insulated triple paneSix lites of Flemish textured privacy glass under an arch
FinishPrimed finger-jointed frame, ready to paintWood that needs staining or sealing and periodic recoating
Weather resistanceFiberglass resists moisture, rot and dents with little upkeepWood needs maintained finish to keep out water
StyleRectangular decorative entryArched top with divided lites, traditional look
InstallationComes with frame and brick moulding trimPre-hung, 4 9/16-inch depth, needs 1/2 inch rough-opening clearance
Hardware prepLeft or right in-swing hinge options2 3/8-inch backset, 1 3/4-inch thick leaves

Prices at every store

Fiberglass Front Entry Door with Side Lites

  • Northside Material BrokersNew

    In stockReturn policy

    $1,899.00Checked Nov 13
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WeatherCraft Torrefied Mahogany Arch Double Door

  • Home Center OutletNew

    In stockReturn policy

    $4,599.99Checked Nov 10
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Prices and history →

Specs compared

SpecFiberglass Front Entry Door with Side LitesWeatherCraft Torrefied Mahogany Arch Double Door
SwingLeft Hinge In-swing, Right Hinge In-swing—
color patternPrimed Finger Jointed (PFP)—
door glass finishPattern—
door materialFiberglass—
door suitable locationFront—
door surface finishSmooth—
styleDecorative—
Overall unit depth—4 9/16 in
Rough opening—At least 1/2 inch on all sides
Backset—2 3/8 in
Door thickness—1 3/4 in
Operation style—Swing
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SpecFiberglass Front Entry Door with Side LitesWeatherCraft Torrefied Mahogany Arch Double Door
Pre-hung or slab—Pre-Hung

Questions and answers

Which is better for a front entry that faces harsh weather?
The fiberglass door. It does not rot, warp or need recoating, so it holds up with less work. The mahogany door performs well if its finish is kept up.
Which lasts longer?
Fiberglass typically outlasts wood with far less upkeep. Torrefied mahogany is durable but depends on regular sealing to avoid moisture damage.
Is the WeatherCraft worth stepping up to?
Step up if you want a wide double entry, an arched wood door and privacy glass. If you have a single opening and want low maintenance, the fiberglass door is the practical pick.
Can I get more privacy with the fiberglass door?
Its glass is decorative pattern, not textured privacy glass. The WeatherCraft's Flemish glass hides the view better. For the fiberglass door, plan on a blind or film if privacy matters.
Do both fit a standard wall depth?
Both use a 4 9/16-inch frame depth, which suits typical 2x4 walls. The WeatherCraft needs at least 1/2 inch clearance around the rough opening.
Which is easier to install?
The fiberglass single door is lighter and simpler to hang. The double mahogany unit is heavier and needs a wider, square opening and usually two people.

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Buying guides that pick them

  • Best front entry doors with brass geometric glass lites
Pre-hung unit simplifies framing
  • Sealing system built for weather exposure
  • Cons
    • Wood needs staining or sealing and periodic recoating
    • Double door needs a wide rough opening
    • Heavier and harder to hang than a single door
    • Arch top limits trim and header options