- Does the price include the frame and jamb?
- Yes. The listed unit is the full door with its 4-9/16-inch jamb, so it is priced as a complete assembly, not a slab alone. Confirm the rough opening before ordering.
- What does left-hand inswing mean?
- The active leaf is on the left as seen from outside, and both leaves swing into the house. Measure your opening and check swing direction before you buy, since it can't be reversed.
- Do I have to paint a primed fiberglass door?
- Yes. The primer is a base coat, not a finish. Paint all six sides, including the top and bottom edges, before installation to protect the fiberglass and keep the warranty valid.
- Is Low-E glass worth it here?
- Low-E glass reduces heat gain and UV damage, which helps on sun-facing walls and in cold climates. It is standard on this model, so there is no cheaper clear-glass version to compare.
- What size opening does it need?
- The door is 60 inches wide and 80 inches tall with a 4-9/16-inch jamb, sized for a standard 2x4 wall. The rough opening is slightly larger than the door, so frame it to JELD-WEN's spec sheet.
- How does it compare with a wood French door?
- The fiberglass skin won't rot, swell or need annual sealing the way wood does, and the sealed grilles skip the cleaning wood muntins need. Wood still offers a deeper grain look and can be stained, which this primed door cannot.
- Where is the JELD-WEN F-3500 60-in 80-in x 4-9/16-in Jamb Low-E Grilles Between The Glass Primed Fiberglass Left-hand Inswing French Double Patio cheapest?
- At Lowe's, for $1,848.91, as of our latest check.