Masonite Cheyenne Fiberglass Entry Door vs Therma-Tru Benchmark Fiberglass Door
Both are prehung fiberglass entry doors with insulating cores, so the real split is construction and weather rating. The Therma-Tru Benchmark is the stronger door: composite frame and edges that resist rot, ball-bearing hinges, a large-missile impact rating and Wind Zone 4 rating, and a 10-year finish warranty. The Masonite Cheyenne is a simpler smooth fiberglass door with a vinyl frame and aluminum sill, sold in a wide color range that matches Behr paint. Reviewers rate the Masonite around 4.1, generally satisfied but noting finish and fit issues; the Benchmark's hardware and frame materials are the more durable package.
- Choose the Masonite Cheyenne if you want a smooth two-panel fiberglass door in a specific color that matches your trim and shutters, and your exposure is moderate.
- Choose the Therma-Tru Benchmark if you face high wind, coastal or storm exposure, or want a composite frame and ball-bearing hinges that hold up over decades.
Prices
- Masonite Cheyenne Fiberglass Entry Door: $733.04 at Arbor (checked today)
- Therma-Tru Benchmark Fiberglass Door: $78.75 at littlewoods (checked today)
- Difference: the Therma-Tru Benchmark Fiberglass Door is $654.29 cheaper than the Masonite Cheyenne Fiberglass Entry Door today

