- Is this door energy efficient?
- It has Low-E glass, which reduces heat transfer and UV fading. The steel frame is not a thermal break, so it performs below fiberglass or wood-clad doors in very cold climates.
- What does the 4-9/16-in jamb mean?
- It is the frame depth, sized for a 2x4 wall with standard interior and exterior finishes. A thicker wall needs jamb extensions.
- Which way does this door swing?
- It is a left-hinged unit, so the door opens with the hinge on the left as you face it from outside. Confirm the swing before ordering, since reversing it is not simple.
- Does it come with a screen?
- The listing does not state whether a screen is included. Ask the store before ordering if you need one.
- How does it compare with fiberglass French doors?
- Fiberglass resists dents and rust better and usually insulates better. Steel is stiffer and cheaper to buy, but it needs intact paint to stay rust-free.
- Where is the JELD-WEN French 60-in 80-in x 4-9/16-in Jamb Low-E Grilles cheapest?
- At Lowe's, for $2,123.24, as of our latest check.