- Is fiberglass better than wood for a front door?
- Fiberglass will not rot, warp or take dents the way wood can, and it holds a stain look with far less upkeep. Wood can be refinished, but it needs periodic sealing and repainting.
- What does left-hand inswing mean?
- The hinges are on the left as you look at the door from outside, and it opens into the house. Check your opening before ordering, since reversing it is not simple.
- Will this fit a standard doorway?
- It is 68 in wide and 80 in tall in a 4-9/16 in frame, which suits a rough opening sized for that unit. Measure your rough opening and confirm the sidelight width before buying.
- Is the glass private enough for a front entry?
- The sidelights use decorative glass, which obscures the view while letting light through. It is not clear glass, so people outside cannot see in easily.
- What is included with the door?
- It comes prehung in its frame with the sidelights and decorative glass. The listing does not confirm whether handles, locksets or trim are included, so check before ordering.
- What lock does it take?
- The door is built around an ASSA 2002 lock case, so the handle and cylinder need to suit that case. Confirm the hardware you plan to fit matches it before ordering.
- Where is the Therma-Tru Grid Entry 68-in 80-in x 4-9/16-in Fiberglass Craftsman Left-hand Inswing Walnut Stained Prehung Front Door with Sidelights cheapest?
- At Lowe's, for $5,319.58, as of our latest check.