Fiberglass front doors that look like wood

FIBERGLASS DOORS

It wouldn’t be unusual to assume that ProVia® fiberglass exterior doors are authentic wood doors. After all, the amazingly realistic woodgrain appearance of our fiberglass doors is one of the primary benefits, and it’s no accident why that’s the case.

Aside from having the beauty of wood, fiberglass doors are incredibly durable, weather resistant, and energy efficient. ProVia fiberglass doors are available with many different options to choose from when it comes to design, including door style, glass and grid options, stain and paint colors, and more. Learn more about what makes fiberglass exterior doors such a popular choice for homeowners.

Signet® Knotty Alder 002CP-437 in Caramel

The manufacturing process of fiberglass exterior doors starts with the creation of a design template, by building the intended fiberglass door first out of wood, with the exact woodgrain desired for the finished product. Silicone is applied to the wood door template, creating a perfect replica of the woodgrain texture and panel design (like Silly Putty), which is then used to make the metal mold.

Fiberglass is a composite plastic, reinforced with glass fibers, which can be molded into various shapes, making it an ideal material to replicate the fine details of a wood door. At the same time, it’s incredibly strong and durable, perfect for a door you’d want to last a long time.

Fiberglass exterior doors are the #1 replacement choice by homeowners and are well suited for single-home residences because of their long-term beauty, durability, and energy efficiency. ProVia offers three brands of fiberglass front doors, with various options for rich woodgrain textures or paint finishes, numerous panel styles with or without glass, and a variety of glass options and door accessories to make your ProVia fiberglass door the best door purchase of your lifetime.

BENEFITS OF FIBERGLASS DOORS

Beauty

A fiberglass door provides the most authentic looking woodgrain textures, such as Oak, Cherry, Mahogany, Knotty Alder, Fir, and White Oak, and can accommodate various door glass enhancements that improve curb appeal.

Endurance

Fiberglass entry doors do not shrink, warp, split, crack, or delaminate. They’re ideal for harsh or humid climates and are extremely durable.

Maintenance

Fiberglass doors offer the lowest maintenance, resisting denting and scratching, and can be cleaned with mild soap and water.

Energy Efficiency

Exterior fiberglass door systems are engineered with a polyurethane core, weatherstripping, ComforTech™ Warm Edge Glazing System, and more! These features add up to a big difference to regulate the temperature inside your home. ENERGY STAR® options are available.

Security

The solid construction of fiberglass doors provides significant security over wood doors.

Cost

Fiberglass front doors can be comparable in cost to wood doors or significantly higher, depending on the model and options chosen, but they offer longer durability and far less maintenance.

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PROVIA FIBERGLASS DOOR BRANDS

SIGNET® FIBERGLASS

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

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ASCENT™ FIBERGLASS

Craftsmanship that elevates your home

Custom widths and heights in 1/8″ increments
White Oak woodgrain and smooth fiberglass finish in a variety of stains and color options
A variety of styles, including Inscribed Doors and doors with Panel Planks
10-year finish warranty

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FIBERGLASS ENTRY DOOR GALLERY

Need some inspiration to get your custom door project started? Browse our entry door gallery and sort the images using the fiberglass doors tab to see how other homeowners have used ProVia fiberglass entry doors on their homes.

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