- Is fiberglass better than steel or wood for a front door?
- Fiberglass resists dents, rust and rot better than steel or wood and holds paint well. It costs more than a basic steel door but needs far less upkeep than wood.
- What rough opening does this door need?
- The unit is 36 x 80 inches and needs a rough opening about 82 inches high with the listed width. Frame the opening square and plumb before setting the door.
- Does it come painted?
- It comes primed white or factory-painted Golden Haystack. The primed version should be painted on all six sides before or soon after installation.
- Can I choose which way it swings?
- Yes, it is offered in left-hand and right-hand inswing. Confirm the handing from outside the house before ordering.
- What is included with the door?
- The prehung unit includes the door slab, wood frame, aluminum sill, weather stripping and nickel hinges. A knob, deadbolt and trim are not included.
- Is the core insulated?
- Yes, it has a polyurethane core, which insulates better than a hollow-core door and helps with energy loss at the entry.
- Where is the Masonite Fiberglass Prehung Exterior Door cheapest?
- At Arbor, for $273.42, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Masonite Fiberglass Prehung Exterior Door?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including Arbor, Home Depot.