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Steves & Sons Legacy Series 35 3/4 x 79 Primed Fiberglass Front Door, Single Left-Hand Inswing, Bronze Hinges

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Steves & Sons Legacy Series 35 3/4 x 79 Primed Fiberglass Front Door, Single Left-Hand Inswing, Bronze HingesLegacy Series Primed Fiberglass Front Door, LH Inswing Durable fiberglass entry door from the Legacy Series, primed and ready to paint. Built with a composite frame and bronze ball bearing hinges for smooth, long lasting performance in any climate. Key Features: Climate Ready Fiberglass: Resists dents, rot, and heat buildup for low maintenance durability. Composite Frame: Protects against moisture and the elements for a rot free system. Smooth

Legacy Series Primed Fiberglass Front Door, LH Inswing

Durable fiberglass entry door from the Legacy Series, primed and ready to paint. Built with a composite frame and bronze ball-bearing hinges for smooth, long-lasting performance in any climate.


Key Features:

  • Climate-Ready Fiberglass: Resists dents, rot, and heat buildup for low maintenance durability.
  • Composite Frame: Protects against moisture and the elements for a rot-free system.
  • Smooth Operation: Bronze ball-bearing hinges help prevent sagging over time.
  • Energy Efficient: Weatherstripped sill design helps create an airtight seal; ENERGY STAR compliant regions.
  • Paint-Ready Finish: Primed surface arrives ready for the color of your choice.

Specifications Table:

Specification Details
Series Legacy Series / Legacy Panel Series
Material Fiberglass, Composite
Finish Primed (paintable)
Door Configuration Single Door
Door Handing Left-Hand Inswing
Hinge Finish Bronze
Hinge Type Ball Bearing
Number of Hinges 3
Features Double lockset bore, Pre-bored, Weatherstripping
Frame Material Composite
Suggested Application Front
Energy Star Qualified Regions North-Central, Northern, South-Central, Southern
Manufacturer Warranty Lifetime Limited Warranty
Door Height (in.) 79–81.5
Door Thickness (in.) 1.75
Door Width (in.) 35-3/4 (series range 37.5–68.5)
Jamb Size (in.) 4-9/16 in., 6-9/16 in. (series options)
Rough Opening Height (in.) 82
Rough Opening Width (in.) 38
Hinge Count 3
Color/Finish Options (series) Black, Dark Denim, Morocco Red, Primed, White

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

Q: Is this door prehung or a slab?
A: Available as exterior prehung or slab on the referenced series; this listing specifies a single LH inswing configuration—verify selection before purchase.


Q: Can I paint the door?
A: Yes, it arrives primed and ready to paint; use exterior-grade paint following manufacturer instructions.


Q: What hinge finish is included?
A: This configuration includes bronze ball-bearing hinges.


Q: What is the door thickness?
A: Series thickness is approximately 1-3/4 inches.


Q: Is it Energy Star qualified?
A: Yes, qualified in North-Central, Northern, South-Central, and Southern regions.


A Modern Classic Entry with Effortless Presence

This Legacy Series door anchors the façade with tailored, architectural poise. The crisp paneling and primed, paint-ready skin invite a personalized statement hue. Flank it with clean hardware and potted greenery to elevate curb appeal instantly. It’s an essential layer of everyday luxury—beautiful, resilient, and impeccably composed.


Upgrade your entry with a durable, paint-ready fiberglass door that elevates curb appeal—choose your color and order today.

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