Fiberglass Exterior Doors - With Glass
Fiberglass entry doors are built for everyday exterior use, resisting warping, cracking, and rot through changing weather. Choose among single doors, double-door entries, or doors with sidelites, then compare solid and glazed designs in smooth or wood-grain surfaces.
Browse by entrance size, configuration, glass, and style to find the right overall look.
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ValueSeries|96" 3/4 Lite Flush Glazed Wide View Single DoorNow Only $767.90 Regular Price $1,097.00 -
96" Clear Colonial 12 Lite Fixed Grilles Smooth Full Lite Fiberglass Double DoorNow Only $2,718.36 Regular Price $3,397.80 -
96" Arch Top 4 Lite SDL Mahogany/Alder Fiberglass Double DoorNow Only $5,986.40 Regular Price $8,552.00 -
ValueSeries |96" 3/4 Lite Flush Glazed Single DoorNow Only $688.10 Regular Price $983.00 -
80" Low-E Camber Top 6 Lite 4 Panel Fixed Grilles Smooth Fiberglass Single DoorNow Only $946.02 Regular Price $1,182.30 -
80" Clear Modern Pulse Linea Centered Smooth Fiberglass Single DoorNow Only $771.73 Regular Price $964.95 -
80" 1/2 Lite 2 Panel Woodgrain Fiberglass Single DoorNow Only $1,522.87 Regular Price $3,045.74 -
Pro 80" Full Lite Republic Wrought Iron Mahogany DoorNow Only $2,055.20 Regular Price $2,936.00 -
IMPACT | 80" Double 3/4 Lite 1 Panel 6 Lite SDL Mahogany/Alder DoorNow Only $5,426.00 Regular Price $7,751.43 - ValueSeries |96" 3/4 Lite Flush Glazed Double DoorNow Only $2,770.60 Regular Price $3,958.00
- ValueSeries|80" 3/4 Lite Smooth Flush Glazed Wide View Single DoorNow Only $536.90 Regular Price $767.00
- ValueSeries|80" 3/4 Lite Smooth Flush Glazed Wide View Double DoorNow Only $1,558.90 Regular Price $2,227.00
- ValueSeries |36" x 80" Craftsman 6-lite SDL Mahogany Double DoorNow Only $1,883.00 Regular Price $2,690.00
- 80" Low-E Top View 2 Lite 4 Panel Smooth Fiberglass Single DoorNow Only $858.87 Regular Price $1,074.15
- 80" Low-E Craftsman Top View 6 Lite 2 Panel SDL Smooth Fiberglass Single Door, Full SidelitesNow Only $2,788.70 Regular Price $3,486.00
- 80" Low-E Contemporary 4 Lite SDL Flat 3-1/2" Smooth Full Lite Flush-Glazed Fiberglass Single Door, Full SidelitesNow Only $2,891.60 Regular Price $3,614.10
- 96" Low-E Craftsman 6 Lite 2 Panel SDL Smooth Fiberglass Double DoorNow Only $3,388.23 Regular Price $4,235.70
- 96" Clear Colonial 12 Lite Fixed Grilles Smooth Full Lite Fiberglass Single DoorNow Only $1,194.86 Regular Price $1,494.15
- 96" Saratoga 3/4 Lite 1 Panel Smooth Fiberglass Double Door, SidelitesNow Only $6,809.01 Regular Price $8,511.30
- 80 Granite Modern Pulse Linea Centered Smooth Fiberglass Single Door , WBD ImpactNow Only $1,624.30 Regular Price $2,030.70
- 80" Satin Etch Modern Pulse Ari 3-Lite Smooth Fiberglass Double DoorNow Only $3,095.29 Regular Price $3,869.25
- 80" Low-E Full Lite Smooth Fiberglass Single Door, SideliteNow Only $1,506.70 Regular Price $1,883.70
- 80" Clear Colonial 15 Lite Fixed Grilles Smooth Full Lite Fiberglass Double DoorNow Only $1,917.23 Regular Price $2,397.15
- 80" Maple Park 3/4 Lite 1 Panel Smooth Fiberglass Single Door, SideliteNow Only $2,730.96 Regular Price $3,413.55
- 80" Low-E Craftsman 6 Lite 2 Panel SDL Smooth Fiberglass Single DoorNow Only $1,463.65 Regular Price $1,829.10
- 80" Low-E Colonial 8 Lite SDL Smooth Full Lite Flush-Glazed Fiberglass Single DoorNow Only $1,472.05 Regular Price $1,840.65
- 80" Clear Colonial 4 Lite Top View 4 Panel Fixed Grilles Smooth Fiberglass Single DoorNow Only $786.43 Regular Price $982.80
- 80" Chord Colonial 10 Lite SDL Smooth Full Lite Fiberglass Double DoorNow Only $3,820.82 Regular Price $4,776.45
- 96" 3/4 Lite 4 Lite SDL Mahogany Fiberglass Door/2sideNow Only $4,907.00 Regular Price $7,010.00
- 80" 1/2 Lite, 9 Lite GBG 2 Panel Woodgrain Fiberglass Single DoorNow Only $1,510.74 Regular Price $3,021.48
- 80" Full Lite Smooth Fiberglass Double DoorNow Only $2,752.94 Regular Price $5,505.89
- 80" Full Lite Smooth Fiberglass Single DoorNow Only $1,450.10 Regular Price $2,900.21
- 96" Full Lite, 18 Lite GBG Colonial Smooth Fiberglass Double Door, WBD ImpactNow Only $5,882.42 Regular Price $11,764.83
- Pro 96" 1 Panel 3/4 Lite Moderna Steel Grille Mahogany DoorNow Only $2,203.60 Regular Price $3,148.00
- Pro 96" Double 1 Panel 3/4 Lite Republic Wrought Iron Mahogany DoorNow Only $4,723.60 Regular Price $6,748.00
- IMPACT | 96" 1 Panel 3/4 Lite Republic Wrought Iron Mahogany/Alder DoorNow Only $3,953.69 Regular Price $5,648.13
- 96" Double 1 Panel 3/4 Lite Republic Wrought Iron Mahogany/Alder DoorNow Only $5,104.40 Regular Price $7,292.00
Choosing a Fiberglass Exterior Door
Start with the size and arrangement of your entrance, then choose the glass and surface that create the look, daylight, and privacy you want. If the project requires a particular rating, make that part of the choice from the beginning.
Opening size for fiberglass exterior doors
Choose a fiberglass exterior door that preserves the current proportions and configuration when you want a direct replacement with limited opening changes. Choose a wider, taller, or differently arranged unit when the planned entrance is designed to accommodate those proportions.
The door slab, complete unit, and rough opening are measured separately. The rough opening is the framed space that receives the full door unit. Changing the configuration can redistribute width among the main door, a second door panel, or sidelites, which changes passage, daylight, and the overall proportions of the entrance.
Choosing an entry configuration
Choose a single fiberglass exterior door for a compact opening or a straightforward entrance because one main door generally uses less total width than broader configurations. Choose double doors when greater scale and wider occasional passage matter because two door panels can provide broader access when both are opened. Choose a door with sidelites when you want daylight and visual width around one main door rather than a second main door panel.
The choice comes down to conserving width, prioritizing potential two-panel passage, or adding light and visual breadth around a single door.
Glass choices for fiberglass exterior doors
Choose a solid design when privacy through the door panel matters more than daylight because it creates no direct glazed view through the door itself. Limited glass offers a middle ground. Choose a larger glazed area when more daylight and direct visibility suit the entrance.
Choose obscured, frosted, decorative, or textured glass when you want daylight with less-clear direct views than clear glass provides. Glass amount and opacity are separate choices, and daylight and visibility also depend on tint, entrance orientation, and surroundings.
Surface appearance
Choose a smooth fiberglass exterior door for a clean, painted, or streamlined direction because its visual character comes from color and panel form rather than molded wood-grain texture. Choose a wood-grain surface for a wood-inspired look because the molded pattern adds visible grain character.
Required ratings and approvals
Choose fiberglass exterior doors with the required fire, impact, wind, or similar rating when that qualification applies to the opening. Ratings are not universal category benefits and apply only to the exact products and configurations covered by the required documentation. If no special rating applies, that additional screen does not need to drive your choice.
Before You Order
- +The complete-unit dimensions fit the entrance and rough opening, not just the nominal slab size.
- +The planned proportions and single-door, double-door, or sidelite arrangement fit the available space.
- +The door-panel operation provides the passage you expect from the chosen configuration.
- +The glass amount, opacity, and privacy description suit the entrance.
- +The smooth or wood-grain surface supports an available, compatible finish.
- +The exact combination of size, configuration, glass, and surface is available for the chosen door.
- +The required rating or approval documents cover the exact product and configuration.
FAQ
A fiberglass exterior door is an exterior entry door with fiberglass faces over an engineered internal structure and core. Exact internal materials and construction vary by product.
The active panel is the door panel used for routine entry. The inactive panel typically remains secured until a wider passage is needed, but panel operation varies by product. A double-door layout does not mean both panels provide the same everyday operation or clear passage.
Choose a solid design when privacy through the door panel matters more than daylight because there is no door glass creating a direct view through the panel. The complete entry may still include glass in another component.
Compare the amount of glass and its opacity as separate characteristics. With a similar glass proportion, clear glass provides a clearer direct view, while obscured, frosted, decorative, or textured glass can reduce view clarity and still admit daylight. Match the privacy description for the exact glass design to your preference.
The documentation needs to match the product model, size, glass, frame, configuration, approval number or certification mark, and stated rating. The listed qualification applies only to the products and configurations covered by that documentation.
