- Is $1,877 a good price for this door?
- It is the only new price listed, at Lowe's as of November 8, 2026, so there is nothing to compare it with. A 48 in fiberglass prehung door with a commercial lock case typically runs well above a standard 36 in door, so the figure is not out of line for the size.
- What does 4-9/16 in mean?
- It is the jamb depth, sized for a standard 2x4 wall with drywall on both sides. Check your wall thickness before ordering; thicker walls need a deeper jamb.
- Does it come with a lock and handle?
- The listing specifies an ASSA 2002 Connect lock case, which is the internal mechanism. Confirm with the seller whether the handle, cylinder and keys are included before you buy.
- Can I paint it?
- Yes. The door is primed white, so it needs a topcoat. Sand lightly, then apply an exterior-grade paint suited to fiberglass.
- Is fiberglass better than a steel or wood exterior door?
- Fiberglass will not rust like steel or swell and rot like wood, and it takes paint well. It costs more than steel and is heavier than either.
- What size opening does a 48 in door need?
- A 48 in by 80 in slab needs a rough opening roughly 2 in wider and 2-1/2 in taller, so about 50 in by 82-1/2 in. Measure before ordering.
- Where is the MMI Door Fiberglass Primed Prehung 48 in 80 x 4-9/16 in cheapest?
- At Lowe's, for $1,877.00, as of our latest check.