Fir Exterior Doors
Shop fir exterior doors for fine vertical fir-grain character and a clean, distinctive entrance. Compare 1-panel, 2-panel, 3-panel, and 5-panel looks, then decide between a solid face or top-view glass and a single or double configuration. Available combinations vary by product.
Browse the doors below to find the look that suits your entry.
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ValueSeries|80" 1 Panel Fir Shaker Double DoorNow Only $1,528.10 Regular Price $2,183.00 -
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ValueSeries|80" 1 Panel Fir Shaker Single DoorNow Only $306.60 Regular Price $438.00 -
96" Top View 2 Panel Firgrain Fiberglass Single Door, WBD ImpactNow Only $3,694.27 Regular Price $7,388.54 -
96" Top View 2 Panel Firgrain Fiberglass Double Door, WBD ImpactNow Only $7,263.22 Regular Price $14,526.44 -
80" Rain Top View 2 Panel Firgrain Fiberglass Single Door, WBD ImpactNow Only $2,852.28 Regular Price $5,704.55 -
80" Rain Top View 2 Panel Firgrain Fiberglass Double Door, WBD ImpactNow Only $5,557.29 Regular Price $11,114.57 -
80" Blanca Top View 2 Panel Firgrain Fiberglass Double Door, WBD ImpactNow Only $5,557.29 Regular Price $11,114.57 -
80" Blanca Top View 2 Panel Firgrain Fiberglass Single Door, WBD ImpactNow Only $2,852.28 Regular Price $5,704.55 -
80" Top View 2 Panel Firgrain Fiberglass Double Door, WBD ImpactNow Only $5,148.99 Regular Price $10,297.98 -
80" Top View 2 Panel Firgrain Fiberglass Single Door, WBD ImpactNow Only $2,648.42 Regular Price $5,296.83
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How to Choose Fir Exterior Doors
Fir exterior doors are fiberglass entry doors whose faces carry a fine vertical fir-grain pattern. Start with the panel rhythm you want, then balance daylight and visibility before matching the configuration to your opening.
Panel Patterns for Fir Exterior Doors
A 1-panel design gives the broadest single panel surface, and a 2-panel door divides the face into two larger sections. A 3-panel door adds another division, and a 5-panel design creates the strongest stacked rhythm.
Choose the rhythm first, then confirm that the exact door offers it with the glass and configuration you need.
Glass Exposure and Visibility
A solid fir exterior door keeps the face fully closed for a solid look and fewer direct views. Clear top-view glass brings in daylight and keeps a direct line of sight through the upper glass.
Rain glass also lets light through but diffuses the view much more, with an obscurity rating of 8 to 9.
Fir Exterior Door Configurations
A single door suits an opening planned for one door panel. Double doors use two panels, need more overall width, and give a broader passage when both open.
A door with one sidelite or two sidelites adds glass beside the door and a wider overall look, and double doors with two sidelites create the widest entrance.
Door Size and Unit Size
Nominal heights of 80 and 96 inches describe the door itself, not the complete assembled unit. For example, an 80-inch single door is listed as a 37.5 x 82 in unit, an 80-inch double door as 74 x 82 in, and a 96-inch single door as 37.5 x 98 in.
The rough opening is the framed wall opening that receives the complete unit, so compare it with the exact product's unit size.
Fir-Grain Fiberglass Surface
The door faces carry a fine vertical fir-grain pattern reproduced on fiberglass, so the entrance gets the look of fir grain on a fiberglass door. On-screen color is approximate; when color matters, check the exact product and request a finish sample.
Fir Exterior Doors by Home Style
Most doors here suit Arts and Crafts homes, where Craftsman and Shaker Craftsman designs pair the fir grain with structured panels and top-view glass. Shaker faces with flat, square-edged panels also work on transitional entries, and the simplest panel layouts suit contemporary modern homes. Check the design label on the exact product when the style matters.
Before You Order
- +The measured opening fits the exact unit size or rough opening, not only the nominal door size.
- +The single, double, or sidelite configuration fits the available space.
- +The panel pattern, glass, size, and configuration appear together on the same product.
- +The Shaker, Craftsman, or Shaker Craftsman label matches the design you want.
- +The handing and swing suit the project and available clearance.
- +The slab or prehung format suits the planned purchase.
- +A finish sample is requested when color matters.
- +Any required rating or approval applies to the exact product and configuration.
For broader planning, visit the exterior door buyer guide.
Fir Exterior Door Questions
No. These fir exterior doors are fiberglass doors with faces that carry a fine vertical fir-grain pattern.
Fir exterior doors are a narrower fiberglass choice centered on a fine vertical fir-grain pattern. The broader fiberglass exterior doors category is the better starting point to compare other fiberglass door looks.
A slab is the door panel by itself, while a prehung unit comes hung in its frame. A slab suits a compatible existing frame, and a prehung unit suits a project that replaces the full assembly. The door installation resources cover the procedure.
Handing identifies the hinge side, and swing direction describes where the door moves when it opens. Plan enough clearance for the door's full path and for how it relates to everyday traffic through the entry.
A double-door setup typically uses one active panel for everyday entry and an inactive panel that opens when a wider passage is needed. Opening both panels creates the broader entry.
