Doors designed to exacting specifications and built to last a lifetime. All at direct pricing. Browse our selection of exterior (entry, patio, storm/screen) doors as well as our interior doors. If you don't see what you need please don't hesitate to contact us.
The Pease Fiberglass Door. Our premium fiberglass door system is built to seal tightly against the elements, elevate your entryway, and last a lifetime.
Select Prehung (assembled) or Knocked-down (unassembled).
For new construction and renovation. Hand-crafted exterior door system. Classic six panel style. Looks great with or without glass. Additional glass options can be found in our door glass section.
Unit size (jambs, not including brickmould) width: Select from 31.5" to 37.5"
Unit size (jambs, not including brickmould) height: Select from 81.75" to 97.75"
Rough opening width: Suggested 0.5 to 1" larger than unit size (leaves 0.25" to .5" shimming on each side)
Rough opening height: Suggested .25" to .75" larger than unit size
Slab Thickness: 1.75
Select left hand/right hand. See pictures for help determining door handing. Pictures show the door from the outside of home viewpoint
Select 4 9/16" if you have 2x4 construction or 6 9/16" if you have 2x6 construction
Lock prep: Comes with standard tubular lock prep for 2 3/8" backset lock. This means the door will have two 2.125" holes 5.5" apart. Lockset sold separately
Highlights
Smooth fiberglass door slab
Poplar jambs with rubber footing and clear coat rot protection
Hinge finish: select between Satin Nickel and Oil-Rubbed Bronze
Hardwood and Aluminum Threshold (select oil-rubbed bronze hardware for a bronze sill or satin nickel for aluminum mill finish sill)
Primed white finish, see our paint category to purchase paint
Highest quality smooth fiberglass for easy finishing & durability
Composite bottom edge to resist moisture/rotting
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 quality polyurethane insulation for maximum thermal efficiency
Finishing & Installation
If replacing an existing door, remove interior trim (casing) by scoring with a utility knife and carefully prying off the interior wall. Save if you plan on re-using. Unscrew hinges and remove existing door slab. Remove old jambs and threshold, checking for screws from behind the hinges and weatherstripping. Clean the opening.
1. Place pre-hung unit into rough opening. First apply 2 beads of caulking to the brickmould, where it will make contact with your exterior siding. Then, start by leaning the door and centering the bottom of the door in the opening, making sure hinges are facing the correct direction. Next lean the door upright. It can help to use a zip-tie to secure the door through the lock bore holes to prevent the slab from swinging during this step.
2. Adjust door as needed. Check to make sure the door is square in the opening and swings open/closed easily. Add wood shims around the door at the 4 corners. Adjust shimming as needed until door is square in the rough opening and flush with the interior drywall. Anchor the door in place by screwing through the door frame, through the shims, and into the studs behind. Once the door is aligned and secured, add shims above and below deadbolt bore and anchor to through jambs into studs, just like you did at each of the four corners.
3. Install trim. Nail the exterior trim (brickmould) to your siding using finishing nails (we recommend nails to be spaced out by about 12"). Then add (or replace) your interior trim, again using finishing nails.
4. Paint the door. Clean the door (get all of the dust debris off of the surface of the door). Click here for our guide on how to paint your door. We recommend our paint or any exterior grade acrylic latex paint.
5. Install the lock. Follow lock manufacturer instruction.
