Low-maintenance woodgrain finish

GLAZED & STAINED EXTERIOR DOORS

The beauty and character of a wood stained front door is timeless, adding a sense of warmth and depth to a home’s exterior. But wood that is exposed to the elements requires regular maintenance to keep it protected. ProVia’s fiberglass entry doors, as well as steel doors with a woodgrain finish, provide that authentic look in your choice without the maintenance of wood, making them a secure, durable, and practical option for exterior doors.

Deep browns, rich reds, light oak tones, and many options in between make up ProVia’s selection of stained front door colors. You’ll have an array of stain options depending on the type of door and door skin you choose. For a unique, weathered look, door glaze options are also available on Embarq® and Signet® fiberglass doors. Each door is factory finished in a controlled environment with our multi-step finishing systems, ensuring a consistent, beautiful, lasting finish every time.

Legacy™ Steel 420-4P French Doors in Dark Oak Stain



Hand-applied by craftsmen

EXTERIOR DOOR STAINS

At ProVia, stains are hand-applied by professional craftsmen, many of whom have been perfecting their work for years. Stained front door colors vary by door brand and species of woodgrain texture.

EMBARQ® & SIGNET® FIBERGLASS DOOR
STAINING PROCESS

7-step stain finishing system | 15-year finish warranty

{Image showing breakaway layers of a ProVia Embarq fiberglass stained front door illustrating the phases of the staining process}

Preparation of door using DURAFUSE™ proprietary P3 fusion preparation processes that ensure unprecedented finish durability.

Hand-staining of door using formulation exclusively designed for fiberglass doors.

Application of a layer of 2-part urethane, catalyst-hardened clear coat with UV inhibitors.

Oven-curing the door to set the clear coat for lasting durability.

Hand-sanding the door, preparing the surface for a second layer of clear coat.

Application of a second layer of 2-part urethane, catalyst-hardened clear coat with UV inhibitors.

The door is oven-cured a second time, creating a long-lasting, durable finish.

LEGACY™ STEEL DOOR
STAINING PROCESS

6-step stain finishing system | 10-year finish warranty

{Image showing breakaway layers of a ProVia Legacy steel entry door illustrating the phases of the staining process for a stained front door}

Steel doors are A40 hot-dipped in galvannealed steel (300% more coating thickness than 40Z full electrolytic zinc coated steel) to resist rust inside and out.

A 2-part urethane, catalyst-hardened base coat (prime paint) is applied by a robotic reciprocating paint system.

Base coat is oven-cured for lasting durability.

Stain is hand-applied for enhanced beauty.

A layer of 2-part urethane, catalyst-hardened clear coat with UV inhibitors is applied.

The door is oven-cured a second time, creating a long-lasting, durable finish.

HERITAGE™ FIBERGLASS DOOR
STAINING PROCESS

5-step stain finishing system | 10-year finish warranty

{Image showing breakaway layers of a ProVia Heritage fiberglass stained front door illustrating the phases of the staining process}

A 2-part urethane, catalyst-hardened base coat (prime paint) is applied by a robotic reciprocating paint system.

Base coat is oven-cured for lasting durability.

Stain finish is hand-applied for enhanced beauty.

A layer of 2-part urethane, catalyst-hardened clear coat with UV inhibitors is applied.

The door is oven-cured a second time.



ENTRY DOOR STAIN COLORS

Applied with care, by professionals. If you buy an entry system and finish it yourself, chances are it’s the first door you’ve ever stained. At ProVia®, stains are hand-applied by professional craftsmen, many who have been perfecting their work for years.

  • Embarq & Signet Cherry & Mahogany stain swatches are shown below on Cherry.
  • Embarq & Signet Oak, Knotty Alder & Fir stain swatches are shown on Oak.
  • Heritage & Legacy stain swatches are shown on Legacy Woodgrain Textured.
  • Stain finishes may look slightly different depending on the skin species selected. Always refer to our color selector for accurate color representation.
{Cider Stain, Shown on Cherry}

Cider Stain, Shown on Cherry

{Toffee Stain, Shown on Cherry}

Toffee Stain, Shown on Cherry

{American Cherry Stain, Shown on Cherry}

American Cherry Stain, Shown on Cherry

{Natural Bark Stain, Shown on Cherry}

Natural Bark Stain, Shown on Cherry

{Nutmeg Stain, Shown on Cherry}

Nutmeg Stain, Shown on Cherry

{Hazelnut Stain, Shown on Cherry}

Hazelnut Stain, Shown on Cherry

{Cinnamon Stain, Shown on Cherry}

Cinnamon Stain, Shown on Cherry

{Coffee Bean Stain, Shown on Cherry}

Coffee Bean Stain, Shown on Cherry

{Ebony Stain, Shown on Cherry}

Ebony Stain, Shown on Cherry

{Roasted Cashew Stain, Shown on Oak}

Roasted Cashew Stain, Shown on Oak

{Honey Wheat Stain, Shown on Oak}

Honey Wheat Stain, Shown on Oak

{Almond Stain, Shown on Oak}

Almond Stain, Shown on Oak

{Ginger Stain, Shown on Oak}

Ginger Stain, Shown on Oak

{Caramel Stain, Shown on Oak}

Caramel Stain, Shown on Oak

{English Chestnut Stain, Shown on Oak}

English Chestnut Stain, Shown on Oak

{Truffle Stain, Shown on Oak}

Truffle Stain, Shown on Oak

{Aged Barrel Stain, Shown on Oak}

Aged Barrel Stain, Shown on Oak

{Espresso Stain, Shown on Oak}

Espresso Stain, Shown on Oak

{Urban Barnwood Stain, Shown on Oak}

Urban Barnwood Stain, Shown on Oak

{Ebony Stain, Shown on Oak}

Ebony Stain, Shown on Oak

{Natural Oak Stain, Shown on Legacy™ Woodgrain Textured}

Natural Oak Stain, Shown on Legacy™ Woodgrain Textured

{Light Oak Stain, Shown on Legacy™ Woodgrain Textured}

Light Oak Stain, Shown on Legacy™ Woodgrain Textured

{Oak Stain, Shown on Legacy™ Woodgrain Textured}

Oak Stain, Shown on Legacy™ Woodgrain Textured

{Dark Oak Stain, Shown on Legacy™ Woodgrain Textured}

Dark Oak Stain, Shown on Legacy™ Woodgrain Textured

{Walnut Stain, Shown on Legacy™ Woodgrain Textured}

Walnut Stain, Shown on Legacy™ Woodgrain Textured

{Cherry Stain, Shown on Legacy™ Woodgrain Textured}

Cherry Stain, Shown on Legacy™ Woodgrain Textured

{Dark Mahogany Stain, Shown on Legacy™ Woodgrain Textured}

Dark Mahogany Stain, Shown on Legacy™ Woodgrain Textured



Hand-applied by craftsmen

EXTERIOR DOOR GLAZES

ProVia’s hand-applied glaze provides a distinctive and unique aged look for your Embarq or Signet fiberglass entry door.

 

EXTERIOR DOOR GLAZING PROCESS

9-step glazing system | 15-year finish warranty​

Image showing breakaway layers of a ProVia Signet fiberglass door illustrating the phases of the glazing process for door colors

Preparation of door using DURAFUSE™ proprietary P3 fusion preparation processes that ensure unprecedented finish durability.

Hand-staining of door using formulation exclusively designed for fiberglass doors.

Application of a layer of 2-part urethane, catalyst-hardened clear coat with UV inhibitors.

Oven-curing the door to set the clear coat for lasting durability.

Hand-sanding the door, preparing the surface for a second layer of clear coat.

Application of a second layer of 2-part urethane, catalyst-hardened clear coat with UV inhibitors.

The door is oven-cured a second time, creating a long-lasting, durable finish.



For a uniquely aged look

EMBARQ® & SIGNET® GLAZED FINISHES

Knotty Alder, Mahogany, Fir, Cherry & Oak (Shown on Oak)

Glaze finishes may look slightly different depending on the skin species selected. Always refer to our color selector for accurate color representation.

{Driftwood Glaze, Shown on Oak}

Driftwood Glaze, Shown on Oak

{Windy City Glaze, Shown on Oak}

Windy City Glaze, Shown on Oak

{Natural Leather Glaze, Shown on Oak}

Natural Leather Glaze, Shown on Oak

{Dutch Gray Glaze, Shown on Oak}

Dutch Gray Glaze, Shown on Oak

{Winter Rain Glaze, Shown on Oak}

Winter Rain Glaze, Shown on Oak

{Weathered Juniper Glaze, Shown on Oak}

Weathered Juniper Glaze, Shown on Oak

{Red Velvet Glaze, Shown on Oak}

Red Velvet Glaze, Shown on Oak



Review additional options for high-quality, energy-efficient doors

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The door, reinvented

{Isolated image of an Embarq 430 fiberglass entry door with Truffle stain and decorative glass}
  • Most energy-efficient entry doors in the U.S.
  • 43% thicker door to allow for more insulation
  • Option for either Cherry, Mahogany, Oak, or Knotty Alder woodgrain finishes
  • 15-year finish warranty

Durable fiberglass that looks like wood

{Isolated image of an Signet 420DS fiberglass entry door in dark gray Nightfall paint with Tacoma decorative glass}
  • Most door styles and sidelite options
  • Structurally superior to traditional fiberglass doors
  • Option for either smooth finish or Cherry, Mahogany, Oak, Knotty Alder or Fir woodgrain finishes
  • 15-year finish warranty

Value meets style and security

{Isolated image of a Heritage™ fiberglass entry door with decorative glass}
  • Custom height in 1/8″ increments
  • Oak woodgrain and smooth fiberglass finish in a variety of stains and color options
  • 10-year finish warranty

Secure and beautiful

{Isolated image of a Legacy™ 460 entry door with Mirage Decorative Glass}
  • Customize both sides of entry door with different styles or finish
  • Made with 20-gauge steel, making Legacy the strongest, most durable door on the market
  • Great front door solution for home security




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