$870.19 – $970.13Price range: $870.19 through $970.13
Each mobile home combination exterior door on this page includes the main steel door and the storm door frame assembled together. No sourcing two separate units that may not align on installation.
Open the main door and the storm door keeps the entry screened and locked. Self-storing storm doors slide the window down to reveal a screen panel so you can ventilate without removing glass each season.
Sunburst, Oval, and Geneva Brass glass styles give the front of your home a residential look that a plain steel slab cannot. Full-View storm doors maximize natural light into the front room year round.
Standard residential doors do not fit mobile home rough openings without wall modification. Our staff knows the difference and confirms the right size, handing, and jamb depth for your entry before you order.
Most installations require a few additional items. Ordering them with your door prevents delays during installation. The five items most buyers order with a mobile home front door: storm door hardware kit, storm door chain, stainless entrance and deadbolt lockset, putty tape and white hex head screws.
The storm door hardware kit includes the closer, chain, and mounting hardware required to attach and operate the storm door panel. Most units do not include the hardware pre-installed. Order this with your door so the full installation can be completed in one session.
A storm door chain prevents the storm door from blowing fully open in wind. On a mobile home front entry exposed to prevailing wind, a blowback can shear the closer arm or crack the glass panel. Install the chain before the first windy day.
Front doors face more weather exposure than back doors. The stainless entrance and deadbolt lockset resists rust on exterior applications. All units on this page are pre-drilled for both entrance and deadbolt locks. Order the lockset with the door so hardware is ready when it arrives.
Run putty tape along the door frame flange before setting the unit in the rough opening. Butyl-based putty tape seals the gap between the frame and the wall sheathing and stops water from tracking behind the door through seasonal movement.
Use white hex head screws to fasten the door frame to the wall framing. The white finish matches the door frame and resists rust on exterior applications. Standard Phillips head screws are not the correct fastener for this installation.
A front door with glass panels ships via freight, and doors are on our non-returnable list. Take ten minutes to confirm these five things before you place your order.
The rough opening is the stud-to-stud hole in your wall, not the size of the door you are replacing. Measure the width at the top, middle, and bottom. Measure the height on both sides. Use the smallest number in each direction. Most mobile home front rough openings run 32" x 76" or 34" x 76".
Stand outside the home facing the front door. If the hinges are on your left, the door is left-hand. If the hinges are on your right, the door is right-hand. This is the most common ordering mistake on front doors. A wrong handing means the door opens the wrong way for your entry layout.
Most units on this page include a 4-inch jamb. This is the depth of the door frame that sits in the rough opening. Measure the thickness of your existing wall at the door opening. If your wall is thicker than standard, call us at 800-368-6208 before selecting a unit. An undersized jamb will not cover the wall edge cleanly.
These units include large glass panels in the storm door. Freight damage to glass is not visible on the outside of the box. Open and inspect the unit before the driver leaves. If you see cracked glass or a bent frame, note it on the delivery receipt or refuse the shipment. Once you sign without noting damage, the ability to file a freight claim is lost. Review our returns and refunds policy before ordering.
Back out the hinge screws from the wall framing and remove the old door and frame as a unit. Score any caulk or foam around the frame first. Inspect the rough opening for rot, soft spots, or damaged framing before the new unit goes in. Do not install over a compromised opening.
Measure the rough opening diagonally from corner to corner in both directions. If both diagonal measurements are equal, the opening is square. If they vary by more than 1/4 inch, shim the framing before installation. A door unit set in an out-of-square opening will bind and not seal correctly against the weather strip.
Before setting the new unit in the opening, run putty tape along the full perimeter of the door frame flange. This creates the water seal between the frame and the wall sheathing. On a front entry exposed to rain and wind, this step is what keeps moisture out of the wall over the life of the door.
Lift the pre-hung unit into the rough opening from the outside. Start at the hinge side. Shim until the frame is plumb and level. Check that the main door opens, closes, and latches without binding before driving any fasteners. The storm door panel should swing freely without hitting the main door frame.
Drive white hex head screws through the frame flange into the wall framing every 12 inches. Install the storm door hardware kit and stainless lockset. Attach the storm door chain to limit how far the storm door opens. Note: Once the door is hung or the plastic is removed, it cannot be returned.
Standard residential exterior doors are 36" x 80". Most mobile home front rough openings measure 32" x 76" or 34" x 76". A standard door is wider and taller than a mobile home opening. Installing one requires cutting into the wall framing and rebuilding the rough opening. The units on this page are made for mobile home rough opening dimensions and install without structural modification.
Yes. Mobile home front rough openings are typically 32" x 76" or 34" x 76", which are narrower and shorter than the 36" x 80" openings in site-built homes. A standard residential door will not fit without cutting into the wall framing and rebuilding the opening. Mobile home combination exterior doors on this page are made for these dimensions and install directly into the existing rough opening without structural changes.
Doors ship via LTL freight. We are currently running approximately 2 to 3 weeks out for processing and packing. Shipping times quoted at checkout are transit times only (how long it should take to get to you once the carrier has picked up your package) and do not include processing and packing time. Call us at 800-368-6208 to check stock across all 7 of our North Carolina locations. In-store pickup is available if your size and style are on hand.
