- Does the 64-inch width include the sidelights?
- Yes. The 64 inches is the full unit width with both sidelights; the door slab itself is narrower. Measure your rough opening before ordering.
- Is fiberglass better than a wood front door?
- Fiberglass does not rot, warp or dent like wood and needs less upkeep. It costs more up front but usually lasts longer in wet or sunny exposures.
- What does right-hand inswing mean?
- The door hinges on the right as you look at it from outside and swings inward. Check your entry so the swing clears steps and furniture.
- Is the glass private enough for a front entry?
- Decorative glass is textured, so it blurs shapes and lets light in without a clear view. It is not frosted opaque, so check a sample if privacy is critical.
- How does this compare with a steel or wood entry door?
- Fiberglass resists dents and rust better than steel and does not rot like wood. Steel is usually the cheaper option and wood the most repairable, but both need more upkeep in wet climates.
- Does the door come prehung with a frame?
- Yes. It is a prehung unit, so the slab arrives hinged in its frame with the sidelights attached. Confirm the threshold and weatherstripping are included before ordering.
- Where is the Masonite 64-in 80-in x 4-9/16-in Fiberglass Craftsman Right-hand inswing Chocolate Painted Prehung Single with sidelights Front Door cheapest?
- At Lowe's, for $4,091.54, as of our latest check.
