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The Pease Fiberglass Door. Replace just your door slab and keep your existing jambs and brickmold. A perfect replacement for Pease (carbon & steel) doors as well as most entry doors by Stanley, Taylor, Mastercraft, Perma Door, Castlegate, Masonite, Therma Tru, Jeld-Wen, Plastpro, and many others. Please make sure to check your measurements (door height, width, and thickness) and feel free to contact us with any measurement or fit questions.
Modern 3 panel Craftsman style provides a great balance of light and privacy in an entryway. Additional glass options can be found in our door glass section.
Sizes & Measurements:
Style:3 Panel Craftsman
31.75" x 79":
Slab width:31.75" (referred to nominally as a 32", 2/8, or 2-foot-8-inch-wide door)
Slab height:79.0" (referred to nominally as an 80" or 6' 8" tall panel)
Panel Thickness: 1.75"
Select: With Glass: Clear 1 Lite (installed), With Glass: Clear 3 Lite (installed), With Glass: Clear 6 Lite (installed), With Glass: Portland Lead/Patina Finish (installed), Saxon Nickel Finish (installed), Saxon Lead/Patina Finish (installed) Clear 3 Lite (installed), or Without Glass: 23" x 16.25" Cut Out (takes Standard 22" x 15.25" Craftsman size glass in our door glass section)
35.75" x 79":
Slab width:35.75" (referred to nominally as a 36", 3/0, or 3-foot-0-inch-wide door)
Slab height:79.0" (referred to nominally as an 80" or 6' 8" tall panel)
Panel Thickness: 1.75"
Select: With Glass: Clear 1 Lite (installed),With Glass: Clear 3 Lite (installed), With Glass: Clear 6 Lite (installed), With Glass: Portland Lead/Patina Finish (installed), Saxon Nickel Finish (installed), Saxon Lead/Patina Finish (installed) Clear 3 Lite (installed), or Without Glass: 26" x 16.25" Cut Out (takes WIDE 27" x 17.25" Craftsman size glass in ourdoor glass section)
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Prep & other specifications:
Select eitherNo Hinge or Lock PreporHinge & Lock Prep:
No Hinge or Lock Prep: allows for lock placement as desired and hinge side edge unfinished and can be mortised for hinge placements as needed
PEASE Standard Hinge & Lock Prep 79" tall doors:
Hinge mortise (cut out) 6.5" from top of door to top of first hinge, 37.5" to top of second hinge, 68.5" to top of bottom hinge
Tubular lock prep comes for 2 3/8" backset lockset and means the door will have two 2.125" holes 5.5" apart, each hole 2 3/8" from the center of the hole to the edge of the door, with the top hole center 40.375" from the top edge of the door
Trimming: Can trim up to 2 inches off bottom, then we recommend sealing thoroughly with caulking and capping with a U-style doorsweep. Sides and top are not trimmable. This is a replacement for most entry doors (front, kitchen, side, garage/man door, etc.) and can also often be trimmed and used as a replacement for patio doors which are typically shorter in height (contact us to discuss if you need a door that requires more than 2 inches of trimming off bottom)
Additional specifications
Primed white finish, see our paint category to purchase paint
Highest quality smooth fiberglass for easy finishing & durability
Wood edge door system for ease of installation and clean look
Reinforced LVL stiles & full length lock block on both sides of door for added security and strength
High density polyurethane insulation for maximum thermal efficiency
Finishing & Installation
1. Before finishing, remove existing door and place onto the new door slab. We recommend placing the existing door slab onto a sawhorse or folding plastic table (just not a surface that could scratch or damage the door). If the door came in a cardboard box it can serve as a nice worksurface to protect the door.
2. Check that the new door width, height, and thickness match the existing door. If you need to trim the door height (up to about 2" is OK), we recommend trimming off the bottom and then use a U style door sweep to seal up the unfinished edge. Trimming the width is a little trickier and you really shouldn't take more than about 1/8" off each side. Best option here is to use a planer tool.
3. Trace hinges onto new door by aligning the existing door on top of new door and tracing with a pencil. Mark each hinge top, bottom, and how far into the door (towards the outside) the hinge needs to seat. We recommend using a combination square to ensure you get the measurements as accurate as possible. If needed, you can also trace the lock bore (holes for the lock) onto the new door as well.
4. Next create the mortise slot for the hinges on new door. We recommend using a utility knife to score the edges of where the hinge will sit. Then, using either a chisel or router, remove the wood and create the recess for each of the hinges.
5. Next we recommend turning the door onto the lock edge so the hinge edge is facing to the sky. Place hinges to their mortise slots and pre-drill hinge holes using a 1/8" or 1/16" drill bit.
6. Screw hinges to the door. We recommend using 2-3" long screws for the top 2 holes on the top hinge. This will help the door fight against gravity and stay square/operating smoothly for longer.
7. Hang the door into the opening. This is a 2-3 person job, depending on how heavy the door is. It can help to use rags or a block of wood to hold the door into position.
Option a: Without removing hinge pins - start by screwing the top hole of the top hinge in first and work your way down.
Option b: Removable hinge pins. If your hinges have removable pins, you can screw one half of each hinge to the door and the other into the jamb, align the door into the opening such that the hinges fit back together and then you can drop the pins back in.
8. Check for smooth operation and for the door to be square in the opening. There should be about 1/8" to 1/4" of space between the lock edge of the door and the jamb. Shim hinges and plane lock edge of door as needed.
9. Install the lock (cutting the bore holes and mortising for the latch and deadbolt as needed). Tip: don't cut all the way through the door with the hole saw -- cut about 2/3 through and then come in from the other side.
10. Clean the door (get all of the dust debris off of the surface of the door)
11. Paint the door. Click here for our guide on how to paint your door. We recommend our paint or any exterior grade acrylic latex paint.
Soon to be pained a gorgeous shade of dark purple. Our handyman had an easy time with install & the quality is great!
FYI the door is routed for 4” hinges.
Love my new door. Changes the ambiance inside and outside of my condo. The window is what makes it spectacular. Catches the morning iight from the rising sun from the east and a street lamp from the west at night. Shines differently throughout the day.
Pease doors go up and beyond when it comes to customer service and with a great product they had exactly what I needed for a ninety year old house could make fit with great end results.Thank you
Love the door, quality is very good!
Installation went well, the only reason I wouldn't give it a 5, was that I wish it would have had Textured wood grain and the glass didn't have color in the glass that the picture shows. Another nice feature about the glass is a small rectangular peep hole that allows you to see through to see who is out side.
Our 25+ year old front door was overdue for replacement, but I couldn't find a replacement, because the manufacturer and serial number didn't exist anymore. After a search, I determined that a Peace slab might be a perfect fit. After speaking with customer service, we determined which size slab I would need. Still nervous and skeptical, I ordered anyway. And when I say that it fit perfectly.. it fit PERFECTLY! We are incredibly happy with this replacement slab, and the fantastic customer service we received. Thank you!
The new Craftsman door was delivered quickly and in good condition. Fit perfectly and cutting the hinge mortises to fit my existing frame with just a chisel was no problem. I painted 2 different colors- slate blue on inside and green on outside before installing, and the fiberglass took the paint well. New hardware, and a world of difference from the old bla steel door. Thank you to Laney, and all the people at Pease Door for your work in making this possible, saved a lot of money. Sorry for no outside pictures, been raining for 4 days.
It took a long time to find the door I wanted, and Pease had it. But it was expensive (plus shipping).
When selecting/purchasing, your web site should recommend additional items that correspond to this door--particularly the sweep that fits this door. In fact, it would be nice if it was optionally included as well. I had to wait several more weeks to install the door until I received the sweep. Suggested hardware that fits the door would be helpful, too.
I live in a very corrosive environment near the ocean. I asked if it should get additional primer and paint due to the environment here, but I was simply assured "It is primed and ready for painting." To protect this investment, I added another coat of primer and two coats of paint. We'll see how it holds up.