Fir-grain fiberglass Craftsman front door with two sidelites on a sage green house

Fiberglass front doors

Fiberglass Entry Doors with the Look of Real Wood

Wood-grain, smooth and factory-black fiberglass front doors in modern, Craftsman, Shaker, rustic and classic styles, with sidelites and decorative glass. Supplied and installed across Toronto and the GTA.

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A better starting point

The warmth of wood, without the upkeep.

Fiberglass is the most popular front door for a reason. It has a deep, realistic wood grain, it can be stained or painted any colour, and it will not rot, warp or dent the way wood and steel can. An insulated foam core keeps the hallway comfortable, and the range runs from modern grooved and black brushed doors to classic Craftsman and rustic plank styles.

Real wood look

Oak, fir, mahogany and teak grains that take a stain, or a smooth face to paint.

Low maintenance

No rot, warping or rust, and no sanding and refinishing every few years.

Insulated

A foam core and insulated Low-E glass, for a warmer, quieter entrance.

Every style

Modern, Craftsman, Shaker, rustic and classic, up to 8 ft tall, with sidelites and transoms.

Popular looks

Six ways to do a fiberglass front door.

Photos from the door makers' 2025 collections. Every look comes in standard and 8 ft heights, as a single door, a pair, or with sidelites and a transom.

Black brushed fiberglass front door — Black brushedA factory-black brushed texture with insulated glass. No painting, and the look of the moment.

Modern teak fiberglass front door — Modern teakA flat teak-grain slab with a few fine lines or stainless strips, for modern homes.

Grooved wood grain fiberglass front door — Grooved wood grainDeep horizontal or vertical grooves in an oak grain, with a long pull.

Craftsman fiberglass front door — CraftsmanSquare glass over flat panels, the classic Toronto front door, stained or painted.

Rustic plank fiberglass front door — Rustic plankVertical planks and arched tops with a hand-hewn grain, up to 8 ft tall.

Bright & glazed fiberglass front door — Bright & glazedGlass set right into the door, from a narrow strip to a full lite, for a lighter hallway.

Match it to your home

Start with the style of the house.

The right front door looks like it was always part of the house. These are the doors we would start with for four common Toronto-area home styles.

Modern farmhouse

White siding, black windows and simple shapes. Go for a black or white door with one big lite or flat Shaker panels.

Black, 3/4 glass fiberglass door for a modern farmhouse home — Black, 3/4 glass

Two-panel Shaker fiberglass door for a modern farmhouse home — Two-panel Shaker

Contemporary

Flat roofs, mixed cladding and big windows. Pick a grooved or flush wood grain, or a narrow strip of frosted glass.

Modern teak fiberglass door for a contemporary home — Modern teak

Narrow glass fiberglass door for a contemporary home — Narrow glass

Craftsman

Stone, tapered columns and hand-built detail. Square glass over flat panels, with an optional dentil shelf.

Three-panel Shaker fiberglass door for a craftsman home — Three-panel Shaker

Plank door fiberglass door for a craftsman home — Plank door

Traditional

Brick or siding with classic trim. Raised panels, arched tops and decorative or grilled glass suit it best.

Glass with grilles fiberglass door for a traditional home — Glass with grilles

Arched top, oak fiberglass door for a traditional home — Arched top, oak

Door styles

Browse the fiberglass range.

A selection of 39 styles across the collections we supply. Most come in standard and 8 ft heights and several widths, with matching sidelites.

Brushed texture

A brushed texture with the colour built in at the factory, in black or white, or a brush-stroke grain to stain. Insulated glass is built into the door.

Fiberglass entry door style: black, full glass — Black, full glass

Fiberglass entry door style: black, 3/4 glass — Black, 3/4 glass

Fiberglass entry door style: white brushed craftsman — White brushed Craftsman

Fiberglass entry door style: brush-stroke, 8 ft — Brush-stroke, 8 ft

Modern wood grain

Flat teak and grooved oak-grain doors for modern homes. Grooves can run across, down, or as a curve.

Fiberglass entry door style: modern teak — Modern teak

Fiberglass entry door style: flush teak — Flush teak

Fiberglass entry door style: three grooves — Three grooves

Fiberglass entry door style: side line and grooves — Side line and grooves

Fiberglass entry door style: framed grooves — Framed grooves

Fiberglass entry door style: curve and four grooves — Curve and four grooves

Fiberglass entry door style: five grooves — Five grooves

Fiberglass entry door style: curve and five grooves — Curve and five grooves

Shaker

Flat recessed panels with clean edges. Smooth to paint, or a fir grain to stain.

Fiberglass entry door style: one panel, fir — One panel, fir

Fiberglass entry door style: two panels, smooth — Two panels, smooth

Fiberglass entry door style: three panels, fir — Three panels, fir

Fiberglass entry door style: three panels, smooth — Three panels, smooth

Fiberglass entry door style: four small lites — Four small lites

Craftsman

A row of glass over tall flat panels. Add grilles or a dentil shelf under the glass for more detail.

Fiberglass entry door style: two panels, fir — Two panels, fir

Glass doors

Glass set directly into the door for slim, clean lines. Clear, frosted or textured, with or without grilles.

Fiberglass entry door style: flush full glass — Flush full glass

Fiberglass entry door style: full glass, smooth — Full glass, smooth

Fiberglass entry door style: full glass, oak — Full glass, oak

Fiberglass entry door style: narrow glass, smooth — Narrow glass, smooth

Fiberglass entry door style: narrow glass, oak — Narrow glass, oak

Fiberglass entry door style: ten-lite grilles — Ten-lite grilles

Fiberglass entry door style: four-lite grilles — Four-lite grilles

Rustic

Planks, arched tops and a deep, hand-hewn grain. Finish with clavos, strap hinges or a speakeasy grille.

Fiberglass entry door style: vertical planks — Vertical planks

Fiberglass entry door style: arched planks — Arched planks

Fiberglass entry door style: arched panels — Arched panels

Fiberglass entry door style: arched planks, light — Arched planks, light

Fiberglass entry door style: planks with clavos — Planks with clavos

Fiberglass entry door style: with speakeasy grille — With speakeasy grille

Classic panels

Raised panels and arched tops for traditional homes, in oak grain or smooth to paint.

Fiberglass entry door style: six panels, oak — Six panels, oak

Fiberglass entry door style: six panels, smooth — Six panels, smooth

Fiberglass entry door style: arched top, oak — Arched top, oak

Fiberglass entry door style: arched top, smooth — Arched top, smooth

Fiberglass entry door style: two panels, oak — Two panels, oak

Grain & colour

Stain it like wood, or paint it any colour.

Wood-grain doors take a stain or paint, smooth doors are made to paint, and the brushed doors come black or white from the factory. Colours on screen are indicative; we bring real samples.

Wood grains & textures

A deep, realistic grain you can see and feel.

Deep oak fiberglass door texture — Deep oak

Mahogany fiberglass door texture — Mahogany

Brush stroke fiberglass door texture — Brush stroke

Layouts & glass

Finish the whole entrance.

Sidelites and a transom bring light into the hall, and decorative glass adds privacy and character.

Layouts

Single or double, with sidelites and a transom where the opening allows.

Single door entry door layout drawing — Single door

One sidelite entry door layout drawing — One sidelite

Two sidelites entry door layout drawing — Two sidelites

Transom entry door layout drawing — Transom

Sidelite + transom entry door layout drawing — Sidelite + transom

Two sidelites + transom entry door layout drawing — Two sidelites + transom

Double doors entry door layout drawing — Double doors

Decorative glass

For the door, sidelites and transom. All insulated, with privacy built in.

Clear lines decorative door glass — Clear lines

Fine lines decorative door glass — Fine lines

Black bars decorative door glass — Black bars

Diamonds decorative door glass — Diamonds

Add-ons

The details that make it yours.

Shelves, grilles, art glass, iron accents and matching frames, added at the factory or by our crew on site. Mix them to get the exact entrance you have in mind.

Dentil shelves

A four-block shelf under the glass of a Craftsman or Shaker door. Weatherproof polyurethane that will not warp, rot or crack.

Dentil shelves: oak grain for a fiberglass front door — Oak grain

Dentil shelves: fir grain for a fiberglass front door — Fir grain

Grilles

Grille kits for Craftsman glass and sidelites, or narrow or wide bars fixed to full-glass doors. Grilles between the panes are available too.

Grilles: three-lite kit for a fiberglass front door — Three-lite kit

Grilles: sidelite kit for a fiberglass front door — Sidelite kit

Grilles: ten-lite, full glass for a fiberglass front door — Ten-lite, full glass

Grilles: four-lite, full glass for a fiberglass front door — Four-lite, full glass

Art & privacy glass

Leaded art glass for Craftsman doors, and textured glass that lets the light in and blurs the view.

Art & privacy glass: leaded, prairie for a fiberglass front door — Leaded, Prairie

Art & privacy glass: rain for a fiberglass front door — Rain

Art & privacy glass: reed for a fiberglass front door — Reed

Art & privacy glass: pebble for a fiberglass front door — Pebble

Rustic hardware

Hand-finished iron-look accents for plank and arched doors.

Rustic hardware: round clavo, 1¼" for a fiberglass front door — Round clavo, 1¼"

Rustic hardware: square clavo, 1½" for a fiberglass front door — Square clavo, 1½"

Rustic hardware: square clavo, 1¼" for a fiberglass front door — Square clavo, 1¼"

Rustic hardware: speakeasy, iron door for a fiberglass front door — Speakeasy, iron door

Rustic hardware: speakeasy, glass for a fiberglass front door — Speakeasy, glass

Rustic hardware: strap hinge, 18" for a fiberglass front door — Strap hinge, 18"

Frames

A composite frame and brickmould that will not rot, splinter or soak up water, in smooth white or a wood grain to paint or stain. Extensions are available for thick walls.

Frames: oak grain for a fiberglass front door — Oak grain

Frames: fir grain for a fiberglass front door — Fir grain

Frames: mahogany grain for a fiberglass front door — Mahogany grain

Frames: frame around the glass for a fiberglass front door — Frame around the glass

Handlesets

Black or nickel.

Handlesets: nickel handleset for a fiberglass front door — Nickel handleset

Handlesets: black lever for a fiberglass front door — Black lever

Glass upgrades

Ask about these when you choose the glass.

Blinds between the glass

Blinds sealed inside the glass on many glazed doors and sidelites, so they never need dusting.

Triple-pane glass

A third pane for more warmth and less street noise.

Full-view glass

A slimmer frame around the glass on full-glass doors, for about 20% more glass.

Low-E with argon

Standard on insulated glass, to keep heat in during winter and out in summer.

Inside the door

Built for freeze, thaw and everything between.

Will not dent, rot or warp

Moulded fiberglass skins will not dent or rust like steel, or rot, split and warp like wood, and they will not peel apart over time.

Sealed on all six sides

The edges and top and bottom rails are composite, not wood, so water cannot reach the core.

Insulated foam core

A CFC-free polyurethane foam core bonds the two skins together and insulates many times better than a solid wood door.

Reinforced lock side

A full-length reinforced lock block gives the lock and handleset a solid hold.

Energy-efficient glass

Insulated Low-E glass with argon gas as standard, with triple glazing available.

Rot-proof frames

Composite door frames that will not rot, crack or bow through freeze and thaw.

See all 42 fiberglass styles, wood grains, glass and handles on your phone, and tick off what you like before we talk.

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Our installs

Fiberglass entry doors we have installed.

Fiberglass doors from our completed projects: single doors, double doors, sidelites and transoms in wood-look and painted finishes. Tap a photo to see it full size.

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Common project questions

Answers before you request a quote.

Is fiberglass better than steel for a front door?

Fiberglass will not dent or rust, takes a real wood-grain stain, and holds up better on a door that gets direct sun or rain. Steel costs a little less and is very strong. Both are insulated. See our full comparison of fiberglass and steel front doors.

Can a fiberglass door be stained or painted?

Yes. Wood-grain doors can be stained or painted, and smooth doors are made to paint any colour. The black brushed doors come finished from the factory, so they need no painting at all.

Do fiberglass doors come in 8 ft heights?

Many of the styles on this page come in standard and 8 ft heights, and several widths up to about 3 ft 6 in, with matching sidelites.

How well do fiberglass doors handle Toronto winters?

Well. The skins do not crack or warp with freeze and thaw, the edges are sealed composite so water cannot reach the core, and the foam core and Low-E glass keep the cold out.

Can you match the door to my house style?

Yes. Send a photo of the front of the house and we will suggest a few doors that suit it, from modern grooved and black doors to Craftsman, Shaker and rustic styles.

What should I send for a quote?

A straight-on photo of the entrance from outside and inside, the rough width and height, and any styles or colours you like. That is enough to start.

Project planning

What we review before the project moves forward.

The size of the opening, and whether you want a taller 8 ft door, sidelites or a transom

The style of the house and the look you want for the entrance

Stain or paint colour, glass and privacy, and the handleset

The condition of the frame, threshold and step, and any related window or garage door work

Black brushed fiberglass front door with full frosted glass beside a stone wall

How Better View helps

From a photo to a finished entrance.

Send a photo and rough sizes

A straight-on photo of the entrance, inside and out, and the rough width and height. Tell us any styles you like from this page.

Choose the door and finish

We measure, then help you settle the style, grain or colour, glass, layout and handleset, with real samples.

Installed and finished

Our crew removes the old door and frame, installs and seals the new one, and adjusts it to close and lock smoothly.

Project review Drawings and photos welcome Clear next steps

Planning a new front door?

Send a photo of your entrance and tell us the look you like. We will help you choose the style, finish and glass, and quote supply and installation together.