- Is fiberglass better than steel for an entry door?
- Fiberglass resists dents, rust and moisture better than steel and insulates comparably. Steel is usually cheaper and stronger against impact but can dent and rust where the finish chips.
- Can this door be painted or stained?
- Yes. The white fiberglass surface accepts paint, and Therma-Tru offers stain kits for a wood-grain look. Follow the maker's prep steps for a lasting finish.
- What does left-hand mean for this door?
- Left-hand means the hinges sit on the left when you view the door from outside. Confirm the swing direction before ordering so the door opens the way you need.
- Does it come with a frame and hardware?
- This listing is the door in a left-hand single configuration with a 4-9/16-inch frame depth. Check the specific listing for whether a prehung frame, sill and hardware are included.
- What rough opening does a 36 by 96 door need?
- Plan for roughly 2 inches more than the door width and about 2-1/2 inches more than its height for the rough opening. Measure your existing opening before ordering.
- Where is the Therma-Tru Therma Tru Entry Fiberglass cheapest?
- At Lowe's, for $748.00, as of our latest check.