- Is a fiberglass front door better than wood?
- For most entries, yes. Fiberglass will not rot, warp or take dents like wood, and it holds paint longer. Wood still wins if you want to refinish or stain the door.
- What size rough opening does this door need?
- The unit is 64 in wide and 80 in tall with a 4-9/16 in jamb. Add about 1/2 to 1 in to the width and height for the rough opening, and confirm with the installation instructions before framing.
- What does right-hand inswing mean?
- The door hinges on the right as you look at it from outside and swings into the house. Measure your opening and check the swing before ordering, since this unit is right-hand only.
- Does the unit include the sidelights and frame?
- Yes. This is a prehung unit with sidelights, so the door, glass, frame and jamb come together. Hardware and the lock are typically sold separately.
- What glass does this door use?
- It has a full-lite window with Crepi glass in a grid pattern. The grid keeps a divided classic look while letting daylight into the entry.
- What lock fits this door?
- The door is built around an ASSA 2002 lock case. Match your handleset and cylinder to that case, and check the backset and door prep before buying hardware.
- Where is the Therma-Tru Grid Entry 64-in 80-in x 4-9/16-in Fiberglass Full Lite Right-hand Inswing Black Painted Prehung Front Door with Sidelights cheapest?
- At Lowe's, for $4,560.49, as of our latest check.