Jeld-Wen Cambridge Interior Molded Door This is Stock Model Depending on Configuration 2-3 weeks lead time + 2 weeks for pre-hung Choose options before adding to cart24 inches 28 inches 30 inches 32 inches 36 inchesDouble Door +$122.55Single Door Wall covered by jamb with adjustable casing 2 Years Manufacturer's WarrantyEntry DoorsTherma-Tru - entry door systems are not only the brand that most builders prefer; they are also unmatched with the best warranties in the industry.Jeld-Wen - entry doors offered in a variety of wood species, fiberglass, and steel.Patio DoorsTherma-Tru - patio door systems offer the same quality, beauty and durability found in the entry doors. All Therma-Tru hinged, or french, and sliding patio doors systems are backed by full-system limited warranties.Jeld-Wen - creates a comprehensive selection of reliable patio doors. Since they're available in most of the collections, it's easy to choose patio doors that will match the exterior doors or windows.
In the exterior door collections, patio doors are referred to as French doors. In the window collections, they offer swinging or sliding patio doors; swinging patio doors operate the same way as French doors.Interior DoorsBWI Millwork - A premier provider of millwork offering a wide variety of quality products.Reeb Millwork - A vast selection of wood species, designs and textures to meet your residential or light commercial project. WindowsWood and Clad-Wood - Add visual warmth to your home with JELD-WEN wood and clad-wood windows. They are made with AuraLast wood, which provides superior protection against wood decay, water saturation and termites. Three lines to choose from:Jeld-Wen Custom Wood WindowsJeld-Wen Siteline EX Wood WindowsJeld-Wen 2500 Wood WindowsVinyl - JELD-WEN vinyl windows combine durability, energy efficiency and affordability. They are a low-maintenance choice, and many of them have a lifetime warranty.Jeld-Wen Premium Vinyl WindowsJeld-Wen Builders Vinyl WindowsSKYLIGHTSWasco skylights are the solution to brighten any home and any budget.
Venting or fixed, they are easy-to-install and available in a wide range of sizes and a variety of quality glazing options, including the new hurricane-resistant glass. Wasco Residential ProductsWasco Commercial Products Windows & DoorsFelber's is commited to providing its customers with the highest quality products the industry has to offer. That's why when it comes to windows and doors, we have partnered with the largest window and door manufacturer in the world, Jeld-Wen. Come see our showroom display. DoorsFinish off your home with a gorgeous entry door, brighten up a room by adding a sliding patio door, add a bit of elegance with a french door. Felber's offers a large array of doors to complement your home. All of our doors are constructed from the highest quality materials, giving you added security and durability. Let our doors add that extra bit of grace to your home. Felber's Building SuppliesA Hardworking Family TraditionIf you were looking for a beautiful new front door for your home 50 years ago, you had one choice of material: wood.
Today, however, you have several attractive options for door materials. Steel and fiberglass entry doors have overcome their cheap images and now compete as equals with traditional wood doors. Steel doors no longer have that gray industrial look but fiberglass doors are where the door market has changed the most in recent years. Early fiberglass doors looked more like fiberglass boats or bathtubs than real wood doors. But all of that has changed in the last 10 years. Not too surprisingly, the biggest advantage of modern fiberglass entry doors is they offer the look of real wood without the disadvantages. You can actually get a fiberglass door that can be stained to look exactly like a wood door. Even pros can't tell the difference unless they get really close. A relatively new technology called Accugrain, pioneered by Therma-Tru, exactly duplicates the grain of real mahogany or oak. Other fiberglass door makers such as Pella, Jeld-Wen, Stanley, Masonite and Plastpro are now doing the same thing with some of their fiberglass doors.
You pay more for this wood-look technology, but you save as much as half off the cost of a real oak or mahogany entry door. Wood doors will warp and twist over time because of moisture absorption. Fiberglass doors will never warp or rot in humid climates or cold conditions. Wood doors are almost constantly in need of refinishing and protection from the elements. Fiberglass entry doors need almost no maintenance, even less maintenance than steel doors. Eventually, despite technology's best efforts, steel doors will start to rust if they are not cared for. A lot can be done to inhibit rusting but you still need to maintain steel doors to keep them in like-new condition. Another area of concern with any front door is security. Steel doors have the image of being the most secure of all entry doors but reality doesn't always support this image. You can take almost any knife or pointed object and punch right through the thin steel in most steel doors. You can't do this to a fiberglass entry door.
If someone tries to kick in your front door, they may not get in, but they will undoubtedly dent the door if it is steel. Again, this won't happen with a fiberglass door. Fiberglass doors are just as secure as steel doors. As far as energy efficiency is concerned, you can get thermally insulated versions of wood, steel or fiberglass entry doors. But fiberglass doors usually offer more cold weather advantages. Steel is a very bad heat insulator. If it is cold outdoors, you will be able to feel it on the inside of most steel doors. You may even get condensation forming on the inside of a steel door. Wood doors simply don't respond well to humidity and temperature changes. Sometimes wood doors warp and bow to the point where you have trouble closing them. If you are on a really tight budget, your best option for an exterior door is probably still going to be a steel door. Steel doors are usually the least expensive exterior doors you can get for your home. Wood doors are the most expensive with fiberglass entry doors in the middle.