Fiberglass Door doors are sold as exterior residential doors, but customers may use them for their interiors if they wish.

Lead time for our ready-made products, including samples and hardware, is next day.

Our wood doors currently have a lead time of 4 weeks, and our fiberglass doors are 5 weeks. Feel free to contact us for updates on our lead time.

Our standard doors are made-to-order and therefore come in many designs and styles, as well as ship according to our lead times. We offer the Quick Ship in one of our more popular doors but with fixed options, allowing for quick purchase and next day shipping.

Be sure to first take all necessary measurements. Then once you have removed your old slab door or pre-hung unit, prep the doorway, and install your new Fiberglass Door door. Fiberglass Door recommends getting a professional installer for the less-experienced handyperson. To learn more, visit our How To Videos page under the Resources tab.

A door jamb is the top and 2 side posts of a doorway. For more terminology, please visit the Door Terminology page under the Resources tab.

If a customer wants a new jamb, threshold, etc. in addition to a new door, we recommend they purchase a pre-hung door. If a customer only needs the door itself, then Fiberglass Door recommends a slab door.

Yes, we do offer double doors. Simply email info@Fiberglass Door.com with the door you are interested in.

There are many advantages to both wood and fiberglass doors, depending on your needs, the climate, etc. Visit Fiberglass Door’s Blog Page under the Resources tab and click the title of the March 8th, 2022 post to learn about the pros and cons of each, as well the Fiberglass Doors and Wood Doors pages.

It is entirely up to the customer, however, some of our doors are available both in wood and fiberglass, though with the respective material’s finish options. It also depends on the type of climate in which you live, among other factors, but with Fiberglass Door’s Compare Products feature, you can do a side-by-side comparison of the doors you are considering.

Weight varies depending on slab vs. pre-hung unit orders, however, typically weighs between 100-150 pounds for a single door.

Grab a tape measure and measure the bottom and top, and sides of your door. Then measure the thickness of the door, as well as the bore hole backset and thickness of the jamb if you’re getting a pre-hung unit.

Fiberglass Door’s highest privacy-rated glass are our Cloud frosted glass and Rain textured glass options, both rated at 9.

Brickmould is a decorative moulding used to trim the inside edge of a door frame to conceal the seam between the door frame and the wall edges. For more terminology, please visit the Door Terminology page under the Resources tab.

Fiberglass Door does a 3-coat system when we finish our doors. First, we prime and stain it, then we go in with topcoat that provides UV protection.

The distance between the holes drilled for hardware and the edge of the door. The standard for residential doors is 2-3/8 inches. For more terminology information, please visit the Door Terminology page under the Resources tab.

Finished Fiberglass Doors have a Limited Warranty of 5 years, Unfinished Fiberglass Premium Doors have a Limited Warranty of 5 years, and Unfinished Fiberglass PRO Doors have a Limited Warranty of 5 years. To learn more, visit the Fiberglass Door Warranty page under the Resources tab.

We do not recommend that customers add a storm door to our Fiberglass Door doors because they can damage and/or ruin the door. It also voids our warranty.

Fiberglass Door offers standard 6-8 doors, as well as 8-foot-tall doors.