Fiberglass entry doors, finished before they ship.
Fiberglass entry doors with composite edges and jambs, stained or painted in our shop. We have mostly moved our entry doors from steel to fiberglass, because fiberglass does not rust or dent.
We supply the doors; the contractor doing the work installs them.
The width and height of the opening, the swing and a photo. Monday – Friday, 8:00 AM – 4:30 PM.
Steel rusts and dents. Fiberglass does not.
A steel entry door can rust, and a dent in it stays. That is why we moved our entry doors to fiberglass.
Our fiberglass doors have composite edges on the top, the sides and the bottom. There is no wood in the edge to take on water, swell and make the door stick.
The frame follows the same idea: composite jambs and brick moldings, and a self-adjusting sill.
What you can do with the door.
Stained to look like wood
A stainable fiberglass door, finished to a wood appearance in our own shop, where the house wants wood but not the upkeep.
Painted before it ships
Painted or stained here, so the door arrives on site finished.
Glass to suit
Clear, obscure, decorative or leaded glass, including privacy glass where the door faces the street.
Sidelites, transoms and doubles
Matched sidelites, transoms and pairs, planned as one opening.
Double entry doors, sidelites and transomsHear it from Dan
Thirty seconds on why we went from steel to fiberglass.
Watch: Why fiberglass, not steelCatalog doors
Shuster's lists fiberglass entry doors with matching sidelites, doubles and transoms.
The Shuster's door catalog
Start with the opening.
Send the width and height of the rough opening or the old door, which way it swings, and a photo of the entry from outside. Tell us the finish and the glass you want. Rough sizes are enough to start.
Questions buyers ask
Why fiberglass instead of steel?
Steel rusts and dents. Fiberglass does not rust and does not dent, which is why we have mostly moved our entry doors to it.
Is there wood in the door edges?
No. Our fiberglass doors have composite edges on the top, sides and bottom, so there is no wood in the edge to swell and make the door stick.
Can a fiberglass door look like wood?
Yes. A stainable fiberglass door can be finished to a wood appearance, and we do that finishing in our own shop before the door ships.
Can I get sidelites and a transom?
Yes. Sidelites, transoms and double doors are planned with the door as one opening, with the glass matched across it.
What do you need for a quote?
The width and height of the opening, the swing, a photo of the entry and the finish you want. Rough sizes start it.
Do you install entry doors?
No. We supply the door; the contractor doing the work installs it.
Send the opening.
Width and height, the swing, a photo of the entry, and the finish and glass you have in mind.
(216) 631-8080Monday – Friday, 8:00 AM – 4:30 PM. 3195 West 63rd Street, Cleveland, OH 44102.