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Collections - Wood Entry Doors, EuroTechTM(Euro Technology) • Single with Sidelites
MODERN, CLASSIC & CRAFTSMAN STYLE FRONT DOORS
Euro Technology delivers superior performance for all architectural styles, even with little or no overhang. Stiles and rails made from solid wood pieces are finger-jointed and edge-glued, while the core of the panel is made of a rigid polystyrene. A real wood veneer completes the unit with the desired high-end look and feel of solid wood.
Door Design: with Sidelites
MODELS - Glenview Doors® Wood Entry Doors, EuroTechTM
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Modern Model Lines
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Door Models with Sidelites - Available Quick-Ship
DB-004PS 2SL
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DB-112PS 2SL
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DB-201PS 2SL
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DB-EMD-711 2SL
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DB-104PT 2SL
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DB-314PT 2SL-F
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DB-651PT 2SL
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DB-801PT 2SL
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DB-802PT 2SL
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DB-823PT 2SL-F
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DB-804PW 2SL
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DB-EMD-004T 2SL
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DB-EMD-715T 2SL
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DB-EMD-A4T 2SL
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DB-EMD-B1T 2SL
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DB-EMD-A2T 2SL
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Available Wood/Finish Options:
Mahogany Wood
Oak Wood
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) about Euro Technology Front Doors
How To Measure Front Door?
When first starting the search to replace your front door, it is always best to have a rough idea of the size you need to be focusing your search on, and if that size is a standard size or a custom unit.
We strongly recommend having a professional installer take the final measurements to ensure the proper fit of the unit.
When it comes to doors there are four different dimensions that are typically referred to:
Taking some rough measurements to figure out what unit size your home might need is always a good idea when starting out your door purchasing experience.
When it comes to making the purchase of your new door, we strongly recommend that the installer who will be installing the unit, confirms your measurements to ensure a proper fit.
Brick Opening/Masonry Opening • Rough Opening • Unit Size • Door Slab Size
Brick Opening of the Front Door
The Brick Opening size of entry door is measured from the exterior side of the home from Brick to Brick. This size the largest of the four and is the size that most people measure when changing an existing unit with a new unit. The Brick Opening is typically about 2-1/2" wider and 1-1/4” taller than the Unit Size. Example is 40" x 82-3/4".
Rough Opening of the Front Door
The next size is the Rough Opening size of entry door which the 2nd largest dimension and typically widely talked about when referring to a new construction. The Rough Opening is the space between the two wall studs the door unit will be attached to. The Rough Opening is typically about 1-1/2” wider than the unit size and about a 1” taller. The space that is left over will be used by the installer to shim and square the unit into place. Example 39” x 82-1/2”.
Unit Size of the Front Door
The Unit size of entry door is the external dimension of the frame on which the door slab it attached. We use the Rough Opening and the Brick Opening dimensions to find out the proper Unit Size for each home. Example 37-1/2” x 81-1/2”.
Door Slab Size
The unit size in turn, gives us the Door Slab size of entry door, which is the actual operating door. A typical frame is 1-1/2” wider than the nominal door slab size. When talking about a door size most people refer to the nominal door slab size. Example 36” x 80”.
Do you offer Jamb Extension for your Front Doors?
We offer Jamb extension for our in-stock wood entry door to fit a 2" x 6" wall construction.
If you are building a home with a wall studs, 2" x 6" we do offer in-stock 2" jamb extensions.
The jamb extensions will be applied by your fine carpenter to the exterior side of the frame to achieve the desired 6-9/16" jamb size.
The jamb extensions we offer are manufactured from the same wood species as the door and they come pre-finished in the same stain color. This allows for the jamb extensions to look as part of the door design.
If you require a larger than the standard 4-9/16" or 6-9/16" jambs, we can custom make the custom jamb extension for you and have it pre-finished in our professional spray booth to match the color of the door unit.
What is Brick Moulding? Do I need it for Front Door?
Brick Moulding is the exterior wooden trim that is applied on the exterior of the door unit to cover the connection point between the door frame and the wall stud where the door unit is installed.
Do I need to have Brick Moulding?
Yes, most of the projects require exterior brick moulding even if they have siding and not a brick facade. Appling brick moulding gives a clean finished look for your front entrance and hides the connecting point between the door unit and the wall construction.
Can Homeowners Purchase Wood Front Doors From Doors For Builders?
Doors for Builders has its doors open to the General Public and private individuals. We are happy to help our customers whether they are building a new home or renovating and turning their existing one into their dream house.
On our website doorsforbuiders.com you can click on the door model you are interested in and fill out our quote request form or you are welcome to give us a call at 847 981 9900 to help you decide if one our in-stock solid mahogany doors will be ideal for your project or if you would like to create your own unique custom front entry door.