Everything you need is all in the box!​

WHAT’S INCLUDED IN PROVIA’S PREHUNG EXTERIOR DOORS?

At ProVia, our mission is to serve, by caring for details in ways others won’t, and that includes all the components needed to install our prehung exterior doors quickly and efficiently. We take great care to ship all our entry doors as a complete system, ready for easy installation based on the components that you have specified in your order.



Easy for installers. Quick for homeowners. ​

PREHUNG EXTERIOR DOORS​

ProVia’s exterior prehung door packages include everything needed for installation, all in one box. All components are supported inside the box with padding, corrugated cardboard boxes, and clear wrap, to protect the door during shipment and on the jobsite.

Prehung exterior doors can be ordered to include:

Prehung door in the frame – Our entry doors are assembled within the frame so you don’t have to put them together on the jobsite
Pre-finished door – The slab and frame have been finished with the specified stain or paint, and matching touch-up color is included in the shipment
Casing – The molding profile surrounding the frame is included, pre-cut and wrapped separately
Cladding – The aluminum covering for the brickmold can be attached, wrapped loose inside the box, or packaged in a separate box based on your preference
Mull covers – For doors with transoms or sidelites
Threshold – Our airtight and weatherproof sill and built-in Z-AC™ or ZAI™ thresholds are pre-installed
Hardware – Hinges, kickplate, mail slot, deadbolt, knockers and pet doors are pre-installed (if applicable), and the lockset is packaged separately
Installation kit – Fiberglass installation and caulking can be ordered to ship with your door, along with silicone, steel drywall screws, and shims


A closer look at the components of a complete system​

ANATOMY OF YOUR DOOR​

The components are the small things that set our doors apart from the competition. A lot of small things add up to a big difference.

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Detailed photograph of a threshold on ProVia's prehung exterior doors
Threshold—Covers the entry door sill and provides protection against the elements. The threshold directs water flow out of your home by adding a slight slope towards the outside.
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Detailed photograph of a bulb and blade sweep on one of ProVia's prehung exterior doors
Bulb & Blade Sweep—Forms a seal between the base of your door slab and threshold, virtually eliminating drafts and keeping your home comfortable year-round.
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Detailed photograph of weatherstripping on one of ProVia's prehung exterior doors
Weatherstripping—Helps seal the gaps between a door slab and its frame, keeping moisture, wind and dirt out of your home.
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Detailed photograph of embossing on one of ProVia's prehung exterior doors
Embossing—The raised or depressed design in the surface of your door which contributes to the overall style of your door.
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Detailed photograph of a door skin on one of ProVia's prehung exterior doors
Skin—Fiberglass and steel door skins are available in a variety of textured and smooth options.
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Detailed photograph of decorative glass on one of ProVia's prehung exterior doors
Glass—ProVia offers many combinations and styles of glass to fit your door needs.
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Detailed photograph of glass trim on one of ProVia's prehung exterior doors
Glass Trim—High-performance, heat-resistant window trim is warranted not to warp, crack or pull away from the door, even in sunny or higher temperature applications.
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Detailed photograph of wood frame on one of ProVia's prehung exterior doors
Frame—The door frame is the support around the sides and top of a doorway. ProVia offers four types of frame materials. FusionFrame® is our most popular.
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Detailed photograph of door hardware on one of ProVia's prehung exterior doors
Hardware—Includes different types of knobs, levers and locking systems that provide basic function, security and style.
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Detailed photograph of a strike plate on a ProVia pre-hung exterior door
Strike Plate—Located on the door jamb, this provides extra security where the door latches, preventing unwanted forced entry.
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Detailed photograph of hinges on a ProVia pre-hung exterior door
Hinges—A hinge is a piece of hardware that allows the door slab to open and shut. The color of your hinges are typically matched to your door's hardware.
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Casing—A type of trim designed to hide the gap between the door frame and the wall. A variety of styles and finishes are available to fit your style.


See our full line of entry doors​

EXPLORE DOOR BRANDS

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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