- Is fiberglass better than wood for a front door?
- Fiberglass resists rot, dents and moisture and needs less upkeep than wood. It can look slightly less natural up close, but the stained oak grain finish is convincing from the street.
- Does the door come with a handleset and lock?
- It ships with an ASSA 2002 Connect lock case, but the handleset and cylinder are typically bought separately. Confirm the trim and hardware with the seller before ordering.
- What does left-hand inswing mean?
- Standing outside, the hinges are on the left and the door swings into the house. Measure your rough opening and hinge side before ordering, since this model is not reversible.
- How much light does the center arch lite let in?
- The arch glass adds daylight to the entry, which helps dark foyers. It also lowers privacy, so consider textured or frosted glass if the door faces the street or a neighbor.
- What size opening does it fit?
- The door is 36 in by 80 in in a 4-9/16 in frame, sized for a standard 2x4 wall rough opening. Verify your opening width and height before ordering.
- Is this door worth it compared with a wood entry?
- Fiberglass resists rot, dents and moisture with far less upkeep than wood, and the factory stain saves finishing work. Wood still looks more natural up close, so weigh appearance against long-term maintenance.
- Where is the Masonite Pergola 36-in 80-in x 4-9/16-in Fiberglass Center Arch Lite Left-hand Inswing Oakcrest Stained Prehung Single Front Door cheapest?
- At Lowe's, for $1,757.80, as of our latest check.