36 in. x 80 in. Everland Cianne Cherry Right-Hand Inswing 3/4 Oval Finished Smooth Fiberglass Prehung Front Door

Just had this door installed ~ purchased & installed by Home Depot , also purchased the full length glass storm door by Anderson. Love it, it is beautiful and really adds a touch of class to my front door. I just need to be careful because I face the sunrise and if I don’t open the front door in the morning to allow it to breathe it gets very hot between the two doors. That could easily be fixed if I purchased a storm door that had a slide down screen, but I didn’t want to take the full on beauty away from door. I would highly recommend this door ~ absolutely stunning.

The picture does not do any justice to how beautiful this door looks. It is really a beautiful door. The installation was a bear, but that was because it was the first time I have installed one, not because of the product/instructions. The features listed on the packaging that set this door apart from others are that it has: -Rot resistant door panel & frame -dent resistant door panels -ball bearing hinges -limited lifetime warranty -hand finished to look like real wood -insulates 5x better than wood (and probably 400x better than steel) Overall I am very pleased with the function and look of this door.

I got this door to replace the original solid wood entry door to my home because it was very dated and no matter what we did to it, we just couldn't get the look that we wanted. Let me start by saying that the door was packaged beautifully when it arrived at my house, it was standing upright on a pallet with a a support structure holding it up and wrapped with shrink wrap. First impression was that the door was beautiful, the color was nice and the glass was stunning. Installation was a breeze, it took my father and I about 4 hours from start to finish, that included removing the storm door, removing the casing, removing the original door, fixing some rotting wood issues on the structure, installing the new door, replacing the casing, adding some decorative molding to the outside, re-installing the storm door, and 2 trips to the Home Depot for supplies. Definitely a DIY project, just make sure that the door is plumb and level when you shim it up and you'll be very happy with the end result. Again, installed, the door looks very high end and doesn't disappoint in the appearance category, I really love the beveled glass, it lets in a ton of nice light while completely distorting the view of anyone looking in. No for the reason this isn't a 5-star review. After installing the door, and opening it for the first time after it was secured I noticed multiple spots where the finish was missing, especially on the strike side of the door. Keep in mind that we didn't even open the door until after the hinge side was completely level, shimmed and screwed in to the stud, and when we did open it, there was no noticeable rubbing between the door and the jamb so this couldn't have been an installation issue, it had to have been damaged at the factory or while in transit. Normally, I would mind so much, I would just touch it up and move on with my life, however, this door is fiberglass, making any touch ups extremely difficult since you need to do a ton of prep and use special & expensive gel stain to get it looking good again, and even if you get the stain to stick, you're still going to see a contrast in color between the original finish and the repaired section because of overlap. As far as I know, there aren't any gel stain pens out there, at least based on my research, so you have to buy a can of it. Without the finish issues, this door would no doubt have received a 5 star review, but I just couldn't overlook it. See the pictures and you'll know what I'm talking about, this isn't just a small nick, it's basically a 1-2 ft. section of missing finish.

The Overland Smooth fiberglass entry door is a great looking door. It is solid, installation went well, and it opens and closes easily. The oval glass looks great, allowing extra light into the home, while also allowing you to see who is outside. The design in the glass makes it so looking into the home is difficult at best, so your privacy is still maintained. I love the way the door looks and feels and it was a great improvement over our previous door. I did notice that if the door gets a chip in it, then you see a white color underneath which can be detracting. It's easily fixed with cherry colored markers to cover it up, so that is just something to keep in mind. Overall, I'm pleased with the door, and am enjoying it very much.

This is a beautiful entry door. It's fiberglass, pre-hung, and comes with or without brick molding. The glass is nice and large and lets in a lot of light. It's wavy in the clear parts so you can't see into the house without being up close and even then the view is distorted (see photo). The reasons I rate this a 4 instead of a 5 (I was debating a 3) is that there are some finish concerns with it. The factory finish is gorgeous, but it scratches and chips easily. This will be a big problem if you're installing this for a client. Because it's fiberglass, the scratch will leave a white mark (see photos) and is very obvious. It's also not the easiest to repair the scratches due to the nature of finishing fiberglass. The casing on the door I received had a staple that missed it's mark in the jamb. We had to remove it to install the door as we didn't figure this out until the jamb was set. This led to some slight marring of the jamb as well. There was also a large glob of silicone on the bottom of the window (see photos). Not a big deal and can easily be removed with a knife, but shouldn't come from the factory looking like that. The door itself is made well. It insulates sound very well and should add some thermal insulation improvement over our old steel entry door. One nice feature of this door is an adjustable threshold. There are four screws in it that you can loosen or tighten to raise/lower it to get a good seal. The threshold itself is made from a lighter gauge aluminum than I would care for, so I ended up spraying foam into it to solidify the base and stop the mild flexing that was occurring. All that considered, it's a great door. If you have no worries about marring it during installation, or touching it up if it does scratch, it's worth purchasing.

I like my new door, it is beautiful

It's beautiful and easy to install

Door knobs are cut at a lower level.

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