A fiberglass entry door with one large recessed panel and a visible woodgrain surface. The simple panel geometry offers more definition than a flush slab while remaining restrained enough for contemporary or transitional hardware. The slab shown uses a fir-like grain direction, and its exact size, finish preparation, core, frame and compatible glass machining must be confirmed as a complete entrance. The final slab, frame, swing, glass, finish, hardware and installation details are coordinated after the entrance is measured and reviewed. The complete entrance is treated as one coordinated assembly rather than a slab-only purchase.
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