Q: My old wood front door looks bad and has warped to the point that a lot of air leaks in. I like the appearance of stained wood, so I am considering a fiberglass door. Are they more durable than ...

Q: Now that I am older, I want to replace my wood front door with a lower-maintenance one. Would an insulated, stainable fiberglass door be an attractive, efficient alternative? A: Although new ...

* If it looks like wood but doesn’t feel like wood, you can probably bet it’s fiberglass. The new fiberglass entry doors by Stanley can be stained to feature a richly grained surface that looks like ...

Q: My wood front door needs to be refinished again. When I put my hand on it, it feels cold and I think I can feel a chilly breeze around it. Would a stainable fiberglass door be a good replacement ...

With a smooth and seamless construction, Dortek molded FRP doors have no ledges, recesses or right angles where dust or bacteria can be trapped and grow. Their FRP doors are free of timber and other ...

What if you have a fiberglass door you would like to refinish? Here is the best way to strip and stain your door. Door refinishing starts with stripping, no sanding, re-stain and three coats of ...

Fiberglass entry doors have been growing in popularity with homeowners and contractors since they were introduced in the 1980s. Although metal and wood doors still dominate the world’s residential ...

Major players in the Fiberglass Doors industry have focused on business expansion strategies to gain the maximum share in the market. This further results in consolidation of the Fiberglass Doors ...

Q: I have a Therma-Tru fiberglass front door that a friend recently re-stained using the company's stain kit. The door was sanded (I believe lightly with fine sandpaper) but not stripped. The exterior ...