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Inswing Threshold

Inswing Threshold

4.7(5,970 ratings)

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$71.00at Pease Doors: The Door StoreChecked Nov 8

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  • Last seen at $71.00 at Pease Doors: The Door Store on Nov 8.
  • Our take on the Inswing Threshold

    This is a low-profile aluminum threshold for doors that swing into the home, sold in mill and bronze finishes and in widths from 24 to 120 inches. It is built as a direct replacement for a rotted, cracked or worn sill, and it installs without pulling the jambs or the door. Its roughly 1 1/16 to 1 3/8 inch height keeps the step low, and the 6-inch depth suits 2x4 framing while the 8-inch depth suits 2x6 framing. It is a plain, functional sill rather than an adjustable or thermally broken one, so it competes on fit and finish more than on features.

    Best forReplacing a rotted or cracked in-swing door sillSteel or fiberglass entry doors2x4 and 2x6 wall framingSingle and double door openings
    Pros
    • Low profile, about 1 1/16 to 1 3/8 inches tall
    • Installs without removing jambs or the door
    • Two finishes: mill aluminum and bronze
    • Widths from 24 to 120 inches cover single and double doors
    • 6-inch and 8-inch depths match 2x4 and 2x6 framing
    Cons
    • Not adjustable for height or slope
    • Aluminum can dent or scratch in heavy traffic
    • Sizing must be worked out from actual slab width, not nominal door size
    • Finish options are limited to mill and bronze

    Inswing Threshold prices at every store

    • Pease Doors: The Door StoreNew

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      $71.00Checked Nov 8
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    What reviewers say

    • 4.7 / 55,970 ratings

    Rated 4.7 out of 5 across about 5,970 ratings, buyers treat it as a solid replacement sill that fits as described and goes in without tearing out the door frame. Complaints are few and tend to be about sizing and finish rather than function.

    What people mention
    • FitPraisedBuyers say it matches the opening when measured from the actual slab width.
    • InstallationPraisedOwners report it goes in without removing the jambs or the door.
    • BuildPraisedThe aluminum is described as solid and durable.
    • SizingMixedSome buyers find the width and depth rules take careful measuring to get right.
    • FinishMixedA few mention the finish showing wear or offering few choices.

    About the Inswing Threshold

    The Inswing Threshold fits in-swing doors, which open into the home. It replaces or upgrades an existing threshold that has rotted, cracked, or deteriorated. Installation does not require removing the jambs or the door. It comes in aluminum mill and bronze finishes.

    It is offered in Low-Profile and High-Dam styles. Both have a hardwood rail (ash or oak) and a high grade aluminum sill. The Low-Profile style has a pine base. The High-Dam style has a cold oil-treated hardwood base that does not expand or contract with changes in temperature.

    For a single door, the slab should measure 1/4" less than the threshold width. For double doors, the threshold should be 1" wider than the combined actual width of the slabs.

    Door type
    In-swing doors (door swings into the home)
    Finishes
    Aluminum mill, bronze
    Widths
    24" to 120"
    Single doors
    Slab 1/4" narrower than the threshold. A 36" threshold fits a door that is actually 35.75" wide, commonly called a 3/0 or 36" door
    Double doors
    Threshold 1" wider than the combined actual slab width. A 72.5" threshold fits double 35.75" slabs
    Low-Profile height
    About 1 1/16" to 1 3/8" tall; 1 1/8" tall, adjustable about 3/16" upward and 1/16" downward
    Low-Profile depth
    6" (actual 5.75", for 2x4 framing) or 8" (actual 7.5625", for 2x6 framing)
    Low-Profile build
    Hardwood rail (ash or oak), pine base, high grade aluminum sill
    High-Dam height
    About 1 3/8" to 1 5/8" tall; 1 7/16" tall, adjustable 3/16" upward and 1/16" downward
    High-Dam depth
    6" (actual 5.75", for 2x4 framing) or 8" (actual 7.75", for 2x6 framing)

    Questions and answers

    What width do I need for a single door?
    Measure the actual slab width and subtract 1/4 inch. A slab that is actually 35.75 inches wide takes a 36-inch threshold, commonly called a 3/0 door.
    What width for double doors?
    Add the two actual slab widths and add 1 inch. Two 35.75-inch slabs take a 72.5-inch threshold.
    Which depth should I pick, 6 or 8 inch?
    Choose the 6-inch depth for 2x4 framing and the 8-inch depth for 2x6 framing. The actual measurements are 5.75 and 7.5625 inches.
    Does it fit doors that swing out?
    No. It is made for in-swing doors, where the door swings into the home.
    Do I have to remove the door to install it?
    No. The threshold is designed to be replaced without removing the jambs or the door.
    What finishes are offered?
    Mill aluminum and bronze.
    Where is the Inswing Threshold cheapest?
    At Pease Doors: The Door Store, for $71.00, as of our latest check.
    What do buyers say about the Inswing Threshold?
    Rated 4.7 out of 5 from 5,970 ratings.
    High-Dam build
    Hardwood rail (ash or oak), cold oil-treated hardwood base, high grade aluminum sill
    Extenders
    Can extend the standard 6" (5.75") threshold; cannot extend the extended 8" threshold