What rough opening does this door need?

A 52 by 80 inch door needs a rough opening wider and taller than the door itself to allow for the frame and shimming, typically a few inches on each side and above. Measure your opening before ordering, since this is far wider than a standard entry.

Is it right- or left-hand hung?

It is hung right. Stand outside facing the door: the hinges sit on the right side and it swings inward. Confirm the swing direction matches your entry before buying.

Does it come with a frame and hinges?

Yes. It is a prehung unit, so the door, frame and hinges ship together as one assembly. You still supply the handle, lock and any threshold or trim you want.

Can I add glass or a window later?

No. This model has no glass and a solid steel panel, so adding a window means cutting the door or replacing it. If daylight matters, choose a glazed model instead.

Is steel a good choice for an exterior door?

Steel is strong, holds paint and resists dents and forced entry better than wood. It can dent under hard impact and needs a rust-free finish maintained over time, especially at the bottom edge.

How does it compare with a standard 36-inch entry door?

It is much wider, giving a grander, double-door look and easier passage for furniture. That also means a custom rough opening and a heavier slab, so installation is more involved than a standard single door.