30 in. x 80 in. Colonist Primed Textured Molded Composite MDF Interior Door Slab

I am a construction amateur and I was able to easily replace an existing, but damaged, door. I did run into a little bit of an issue while chiseling out the hinges as the outside shell of the door would not chisel as well as the inside of the door which left a rough edge that needed to be sanded. However, I found the rest of the install was easy, even with a rather crooked door frame. Overall the install was easy and a success.

Great

We have slowly been replacing our interior doors and have used this door. It looks very nice and the door is very well made.

Very easy to install

Only wish these door had a bottom sill that could be cut more. Other than that no complaints. Replacing your doors is an advanced level project. Time and patience are your friend when you embark on this DYI project!

bought it about 10 weeks ago..painted, mortise for hinges, new handle set and hung on a room that is vacant, very little traffic. today I noticed a 6 inch split at what appears to be a seam. only thing I can think of is the humidity changed last couple of days...the outer shell is so thin. I would take it back but it'll be less work for me to fix it...

We use this as our pocket door between our laundry room and living/dining rooms. It has been a pretty good door and has held up to the daily use that it receives. One thing that I think could be better is that it was not easy to put a lock on this to keep our little one out of the laundry room. The door itself does not have a lot of framing to chisel or bore out a lock. If you will need to put a lock on it, I would recommend a solid core.

I had to replace my bedroom door and no absolutely nothing about installing doors but I am the do it yourself kind of gal! I purchased this door and since I always try to do things on my own first before I call someone to do it, I searched for how to videos and followed along. First rookie move was that I purchased this door and realized that I needed to etch in the hinge grooves which was the hardest part about the whole thing since I don't have an electronic tool to help me do it. I went back to Home Depot and found an etching tool that looked like a heavy duty flathead screw driver with a sharp edge on the end. I placed the hinges on the door and stamped an outline around the hinges and then chisled and etched the inside area until I could lay the hinges flat in the groove. I did that for 3 hinges. Then I screwed them into place and put up the door and I thought I was done. I was a little worried because the door fit tightly in the frame and was hard to open and close and being that this is a hollow door I thought, I couldn't sand it but I tried to sand the edge a little and it worked and now the door works just as good as the original one that came with the house! I felt like a pro and I was able to do it myself and save a lot of money! I love the way the door looks and I am happy I was able to get it hung up properly in less than 1 hour! Door matches all my other doors and is now just waiting for paint! All in All this was a great buy! Definitely recommend this as an inexpensive replacement but if you don't want to go through the trouble of etching the grooves then look for a door with pre etched hinge grooves but it will cost you a little more.

POOR DESIGN = POOR QUALITY = POOR PERFORMANCE! Bought this door 2 weeks to replace a 20 yr old door that fell apart, due to inadequate glue as have several other doors in our house - all identical in construction, design and appearance to this door. The door I bought hasn't been installed yet, in part because it is 1/4" wider and 1/2" longer than the door it would have replaced. In the mean time, while I arranged for someone to do all the work of cutting the door down, I looked at it yesterday, and it's coming unglued! It's been standing upright for 2 weeks inside our air conditioned house in the room the door will "live" in, and the "skin" has come unglued at the inside edge near the top of the door, with the "skin" bowing out maybe 1/4" from the particle board frame. I've attached a picture of the top half of the door. You can't miss the problem! I am STUNNED and frustrated! This door is junk, and I have zero faith that a replacement will fare any better. I have tried before to fix doors like this one, using wood glue and clamping and it doesn't work. The door looks good in the store and is cheap, but I will not buy this again if I can find something of better quality. How is it even possible for an unused door to fall apart?? Wow.

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