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    Fireplace Doors Buyer's Guide

    Are you looking for options to add or replace glass fireplace doors? You've come to the right place. Here's an overview of what you need to know about fireplace doors. This guide will cover the types available to you and explain how to find one that fits your fireplace. It will also provide some basic installation tips and safety precautions.

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    Fireplace doors offer a stylish way to protect your home from flying embers and improve the overall heat efficiency of your fires. However, you can't just slap on any doors you want. Installing the wrong fireplace doors is a major safety hazard. So, whether you are replacing old doors or adding doors to an open fireplace, these guidelines will help ensure you make the right selection.

    Masonry vs. Prefabricated Fireplace Doors

    Choosing the right doors starts with determining what type of fireplace you have. Masonry fireplaces are built on-site at your home and are usually constructed from stone or brick. Prefabricated fireplaces (also known as slide-ins) are factory-built fireplaces. They are installed in a framed opening in your wall.

    Fireplace Doors for Masonry Fireplaces

    Doors for on-site masonry fireplaces come in a wide array of styles and customizable options. Since the openings on masonry fireplaces vary from home to home, the doors are designed with a mounting frame that accommodates a range of sizes. The width of the frame covers the gap between the glass doors and the edge of the masonry.

    The idea is for the opening of the fireplace to be slightly wider than the glass doors (so you can't see the edge of the masonry through the glass). It should also be slightly smaller than the width of the surrounding door frames. This ensures there is no gap between the outside of the frame and the edge of the masonry.

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    As mentioned, masonry fireplace doors come with several options. In addition to bi-fold and cabinet style doors, there are also models with sliding barn-door glass panels. The tempered glass panels come in a variety of colors and tints and you can even select mesh curtain or panel add-ons.

    We'll talk about the use of air-limiting gasket doors later on in the article, but this is yet another option for masonry fireplace doors.

    Standard vs. Custom Masonry Fireplace Doors

    Standard doors are the most basic and cost-effective option. Designed to fit a range of pre-set sizes, they typically have bi-fold doors and feature a limited number of color and style options.

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    Custom doors, on the other hand, come in a wider variety. Each door is custom made to exact measurements. You can choose an arched, bi-fold, cabinet-style, or barn-door style, depending on your preference and the shape of your fireplace. Other style options include finishes on handles, metal overlays, glass colors, and mesh screen types. The possibilities are endless, but not surprisingly this custom option is more expensive and may take longer to receive (4 to 8 weeks on average).

    Fireplace Doors for Factory Built Fireplaces

    Unlike masonry fireplaces, prefabricated fireplaces usually require model-specific doors. In most cases, your only option is to find doors made by the same manufacturer as the fireplace to get doors built that will fit. This ensures that the doors match your fireplace in terms of size and mounting style. It also guarantees the right amount of airflow to keep your fireplace safe.

    Typically prefab doors come in two configurations: bi-fold and cabinet-style. Compared to masonry fireplace doors, the style and color variations are limited. You often have to settle on what the manufacturer has available for your fireplace model.

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    What if I can't find fireplace glass doors for my fireplace model?

    So what happens if you need to replace doors on a model that has been discontinued? And, what if you can't find any fireplace doors made specifically for your fireplace model?

    If your fireplace has been discontinued, check with your manufacturer to see if they offer a retrofit kit. These kits allow you to purchase new doors and retrofit them to your discontinued model.

    There are also universal door kits available. But, be careful if you decide to go with this option since there are limitations and restrictions. Doors in these kits are used mainly for aesthetics. Most manufacturers require universal doors to be left open when operating the fireplace. This is because the doors are not fine-tuned to your specific model and could restrict airflow, creating a safety hazard. You'll also want to check with your insurance company. Some insurers refuse to provide coverage on fireplaces outfitted with universal door kits.

    How To Use Fireplace Doors on Wood Burning Fireplaces

    When operating your wood burning fireplace, the doors can either be fully open or fully shut. So, which is best? It depends on your intended goal, but here is a list of pros and cons for each option.

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    Fully Open Doors

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    Pros:

    • Increased flame visibility
    • Reduces wear and tear on the doors

    Cons:

    • Lower heat efficiency since the draft causes heat loss to the chimney
    • Requires more fuel to sustain
    • Less cost-effective

    Fully Closed Doors

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    Pros:

    • Keeps sparks and flying embers contained
    • Prevents objects or small children from direct access to the fire
    • Improves heat efficiency by radiating more heat into the home
    • Requires less fuel
    • Provides supplemental heat to reduce heating expenses

    Cons:

    • Decreased flame visibility
    • Higher firebox temperatures
    • May require more frequent maintenance
    • Increases soot buildup on doors and overall wear and tear

    Add-Ons: Air-Limiting Gaskets

    Air-limiting gaskets are allowed for use on masonry fireplace doors ONLY. Prefabricated fireplace doors have tempered glass that is prone to shattering under intense heat. This makes them unsuitable for air-limiting gaskets.

    • NOTE: If planning to close the fireplace doors during operation, we recommend keeping them open during the first 15 minutes. This allows the radiant heat of the fire to heat the glass panes gradually.

    What Are Air-Limiting Gaskets?

    Standard fireplace doors (both for masonry and prefab models) have a small gap between the glass panels to let in air from the room. This keeps the glass and flue temperatures a little lower.

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    However, some masonry fireplaces are equipped with glass that is safe at high temperatures. In that case, it is possible to outfit the doors with air-limiting gaskets that reduce the amount of air the doors let in from the room. The limited airflow allows the fire to burn more efficiently, creating more heat while using less fuel.

    But there's a catch. It isn't safe to operate closed, gasket-fitted doors unless you have a combustion air source. So, what's a combustion air source? Usually, it's a pipe that runs from your fireplace to the open air outside. The dedicated air source helps keep the burn from rising to dangerous temperatures. In older fireplaces, it's not always feasible to connect a pipe from outside. For these, there is another option. Older models use air inlet vents in the doors to provide combustion air. These vents are typically located in a riser bar that sits directly beneath the main door assembly.

    How To Use Fireplace Doors on Gas Fireplaces

    Leave your fireplace doors fully open when operating a gas-fueled masonry fireplace. This includes units with vented or vent-free gas log sets or gas burners.

    When using gas fuel, fireplace doors are really just for aesthetics and should only be closed when the fireplace is not in use. Closing the doors during the operation of a gas-fueled masonry fireplace may cause the flames to become erratic. In a prefabricated model, it can lead to overheating, which can damage the gas burner or gas logs.

    Important Codes and Regulations

    Underwriters Laboratories, Inc. (UL) is the organization responsible for developing the safety standards and certification for prefabricated fireplaces. To achieve certification, prefab fireplaces and their components undergo rigorous testing. This ensures they are safe and meet the required codes.

    In particular, the UL127 code outlines the minimum safety standards for the operation of prefab fireplaces. It also details the warning language that fireplace manufacturers must use in relation to doors and other components.

    It is possible, however, that your fireplace manufacturer does not make doors for your type of fireplace. In cases where manufacturers do not make doors, they may still approve the use of universal doors.

    While this scenario is rare, it is possible only if the manufacturer had its fireplace tested with universal doors. It is also possible that the manufacturer did not undergo UL testing with doors at all. So, if your fireplace does not come with the option of UL-certified doors, it may not be safe to add them. You should read the manufacturer's instructions carefully. You can also check with a fireplace professional to make sure you choose a safe option.

    The UL127 code states that prefabricated fireplaces must always be operated with the doors either fully open or fully closed. If you prefer to have the doors closed during operation, we recommend you allow the glass doors to warm up first. This means you'll need to keep the doors open when starting a fire, closing them after 10-15 minutes.

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    The International Energy Conservation Code (IECC) governs the safety and use of both prefabricated and masonry fireplaces. The IECC works with the U.S. Department of Energy to establish standards, codes, and regulations for fireplaces.

    One noteworthy change in the IECC is the revision made to the 2012 regulations. The amended 2012 code eliminated the need for gasketed doors on all masonry fireplaces, as required in the 2009 version. The 2009 gasket-door requirements sparked confusion. It also proved to be a safety hazard since not all masonry fireplace doors could withstand the increased heat.

    The newer 2012 regulations were less rigid. They stated that, if using gasketed doors, the fireplace must have a combustion air inlet. Now, all fireplaces under EPA regulations must have a combustion air inlet of some sort. As noted above, this could mean a pipe that pulls air from outside the home to supply the fire, or a vent panel called a riser in the base of the door.

    How To Install Fireplace Doors

    How To Install Fireplace Doors on a Factory-Built Fireplace

    Prefab doors have two main installation options depending on the type of doors:

    • Bi-fold doors with spring pins or unit-mounted springs. These doors are easy to install and rely on the existing holes in the fireplace front and the center guide attached to the fireplace.
    • Universal fit or cabinet-style doors. These are the most difficult to install. Most cabinet doors arrive already attached to the frame. But if not, simply follow the manufacturer's instructions to attach them using whatever brackets or fasteners are provided.

    Attaching the frame of the doors to the fireplace opening usually involves drilling. You'll need a drill to create pilot holes in the proper locations on the frame. After this, you can fasten the frame to the fireplace opening.

    Always make sure to read all the instructions before beginning the installation process!

    How To Install Fireplace Doors on a Masonry Fireplace

    Masonry fireplace doors consist of a mounting frame and attachable doors with hardware. The mounting frame runs along the perimeter of the fireplace opening. It can be either 3-sided (if the fireplace sits directly on the hearth) or 4-sided (if the fireplace has no hearth).

    The mounting frame holds the weight of the doors and may include insulation strips to seal the small gap between the frame and the front of the masonry.

    The door kit will also include mounting hardware for the doors and frame consisting of clamps and/or brackets.

    As mentioned above, there are a wide variety of options for fireplace door styles. So, you may run into one or more of these challenges:

    Challenge 1: Installing fireplace doors with an uneven hearth

    • The hearth in front of the fireplace elevated higher than the base of the fireplace

    In this case, you may have a difficult time finding doors to fit because there is not enough clearance. If you have this kind of hearth, or a different type of irregularly shaped fireplace opening, consult one of our professionals. They'll help you sort through your custom options.

    Challenge 2: Installing fireplace doors on a stone surface

    • An uneven surface around the masonry fireplace opening

    If the brick or stone is uneven, there will be gaps between the mounting frame and the front of the fireplace. One option is to trace an outline of the frame and use a grinder to smooth down the edge that the frame will sit against. Note: that this is NOT recommended for material like slate that splits or shatters easily.

    If grinding is not preferred, another option is to spread (screed) a thin layer of refractory cement along the edge to create a smooth surface.

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    Glass Spacing

    The final step for installing a masonry or prefabricated fireplace door is to adjust the glass door spacing. If your fireplace is not perfectly square and level, the doors may hang at slightly different angles. This will create an uneven gap between them instead of an even, parallel gap.

    Thankfully, most doors are equipped with special adjustment screws to fine-tune the spacing. Follow the directions within the installation manual to locate the screws and adjust the glass panes as needed. Make sure you use extra caution to prevent the glass from slipping out of the frame and breaking.

    Shipping

    Glass fireplace doors are usually shipped in a typical parcel shipment. That is unless they are wider than 48 inches or weigh 85 pounds or more. Larger units must be shipped via LTL freight.

    The doors are obviously fragile, so they are packed with care to prevent any damage. Even with all the careful packing, it is important to inspect the shipment as soon as it arrives. You'll want to make sure there are no damages (including scuffs or marks on the glass) or missing parts. If you do find anything wrong, contact the manufacturer immediately.

    How To Clean Fireplace Glass and Wood Stove Glass

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    Keeping the glass clean is essential to seeing your cozy fire inside the fireplace. First, wait until the glass and fireplace are completely cool. Then, use a water-based fireplace cleaner and a cotton cloth to wipe away the ash and soot. You can also use a mixture of vinegar, water, and wood ash from the fireplace to clean the glass.

    But, DO NOT use any ammonia-based cleaners.

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    Summary

    Fireplace doors make a great addition to your fireplace, both for aesthetics and for added heat efficiency. Just make sure you do your homework to find the right doors.

    If you have a prefab, factory-built fireplace, you'll want to find doors made specifically for your make and model of fireplace. If this isn't an option, you may be able to find a retrofit or universal door kit. But remember, if unsure, seek a professional opinion to ensure you stay safe.

    Masonry fireplaces have more glass door options. Try not to underestimate the difficulty involved when working with uneven masonry or non-standard openings. Also, research the type of doors you are getting to make sure you have the proper air combustion source.

    In the end, the main goal of all this planning and research is safety. It's best to have beautiful doors that function properly for years to come. So, it's worth the extra time upfront. As always, our NFI Certified Techs are more than happy to answer any questions you might have!

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    Fireplace Doors Q&A with the NFI Certified Specialists

    * Please Note: All customer questions are answered by our NFI Certified Specialists free of charge!
    34 Questions & 34 Answers
    Jeff
    from Richmond, CA asked:
    August 1, 2020
    How do you find your fireplace model?
    1 Answer
    Depending on your unit, there are a few places the manufacturer information may be located. The first location would be a metal plate that is on the left or right side of the smoke shelf bracket, right at the top of the fireplace front opening. The next place would be just on the inside of the opening, behind the fireplace screens on the left or right side. The last location would be in the void space underneath the fireplace floor. This can be accessed either through the front of the unit's louvers or through a removable floor panel underneath the bottom refractory.
    Submitted by: Tyler M. - NFI Master Hearth Professional on August 3, 2020

    Ron
    from Taylorsville, KY asked:
    January 20, 2022
    If one glass breaks, do you have to replace all doors?
    1 Answer
    We do not offer a single glass or door as a replacement. It is recommended to purchase a complete new set. However, please contact your fireplace manufacturer for further advice. 
    Submitted by: Aaron D. on January 21, 2022

    Daryl B
    from Beverly, MA asked:
    December 24, 2021
    Which glass doors allow for the most radiant heat to be transmitted through them?
    1 Answer
    Most glass doors are intended to be open during operation and made out of tempered glass, which does not radiate heat as well as ceramic glass does.
    Submitted by: Devon P. on December 24, 2021

    Jerry
    from Federal Way, WA asked:
    December 15, 2021
    Do you have any fireplace doors that will fit 40" (W) by 24.5" (H) opening?
    1 Answer
    We offer some door/face combinations from Stoll Industries that are customizable, but are an outside fit.
    Submitted by: Devon P. on December 15, 2021

    Pat
    from New Jersey asked:
    September 1, 2021
    I have a fireplace with a square opening, 27-1/2" wide and high. Do you have any replacement doors that will fit it?
    1 Answer
    Fireplace doors are model specific, so you would need to know your fireplace model number for replacement doors. 
    Submitted by: Kelsey C. on September 1, 2021

    Lisa
    from Las Vegas, NV asked:
    August 31, 2021
    Do have or know how to find doors for a PN36 model?
    1 Answer
    We do show doors (part number F1027) available for the FMI Monterey Peninsula Fireplace.
    Submitted by: Kelsey C. on August 31, 2021

    Tom N.
    from North Georgia asked:
    August 20, 2021
    Do you have a door or doors that will fit a DESA model B42 fireplace?
    1 Answer
    Unfortunately, DESA has not been in business since 2008, so we do not have replacement parts available.
    Submitted by: Jason W. on August 20, 2021

    Jack
    from Darien, GA asked:
    August 5, 2021
    Do you have a decorative door kit model VFR36SMBL-1 for an Empire 36" unvented Fireplace model VFP36BP20LP-1?
    1 Answer
    Submitted by: Tyler M. - NFI Master Hearth Professional on August 6, 2021

    Linda P
    from Homer, GA asked:
    April 7, 2021
    Do you have a glass door that fits a Majestic BE42 prefab insert with glass doors?
    1 Answer
    Yes, the DM1042 doors are the specific doors for that fireplace. 
    Submitted by: Aaron D. on April 7, 2021

    Scott
    from Martin, TN asked:
    March 26, 2021
    I have an Intertherm BM36HCD and need a glass door. Measurements are 36 X 20 3/16 per manual. Can you provide a door?
    1 Answer
    The door for your fireplace is SUP-86L26.
    Submitted by: Kathy O. on March 26, 2021

    Jeff M
    from Atlanta, GA asked:
    November 27, 2020
    Do you sell a non-mountable screen for an outdoor fireplace?
    1 Answer
    No, we do not have any freestanding outdoor fireplace screens at this time.
    Submitted by: Tyler M. - NFI Master Hearth Professional on November 27, 2020

    Stan
    from Atlanta, GA asked:
    June 24, 2020
    Do you carry doors that fit Majestic model MRC42 fireplaces?
    1 Answer
    Unfortunately, we have no doors that will be suitable for use with your fireplace.
    Submitted by: Will M. on June 24, 2020

    Jeff M
    from CA asked:
    June 2, 2020
    Do you have glass doors that fit A 36GC?
    1 Answer
    No, we do not have any doors for a 36GC model.  We apologize for the inconvenience.
    Submitted by: Tyler M. - NFI Master Hearth Professional on June 3, 2020

    Laura L
    from Tampa, FL asked:
    May 7, 2020
    Do you have glass doors to fit a Heatalator mf36?
    1 Answer
    No, since we are not a Heatilator dealer, we would not have those dorrs.
    Submitted by: Owen O. on May 7, 2020

    Neil
    from Omaha, NE asked:
    April 19, 2020
    Do you have replacement doors for a Majestic BC36?
    1 Answer
    Unfortunately, the doors for this and other older Majestic models were discontinued and are no longer available. 
    Submitted by: Will M. on April 21, 2020

    Stacey A.
    from Ponte Vedra Beach, FL asked:
    March 27, 2020
    Do you have the fixed glass panel for a ventless insert?
    1 Answer
    Glass fronts would be model specific, but most vent-free units will not have glass as they need to draw from the room to operate.
    Submitted by: Kelsey C. on March 27, 2020

    James E
    from Newton, NJ asked:
    March 23, 2020

    Do you have the rubber gasket that fits on the glass prior to attaching the metal frame of an 18â€x21†tempered glass fireplace door?

    1 Answer
    No, we do not sell individual gasket for particular door assemblies.  We do sell specific sizes of gasket rope, however, so if you know the thickness needed, we can look into this further.
    Submitted by: Tyler M. - NFI Master Hearth Professional on March 24, 2020

    Jill D.
    from Fishers, IN asked:
    March 14, 2020
    Do you carry doors for Superior Model 1038?
    1 Answer
    The doors for your model are obsolete. We apologize for this inconvenience.
    Submitted by: Kathy O. on March 16, 2020

    Barbara C.
    from California asked:
    February 29, 2020
    Can you make a fixed glass panel for a corner masonry fireplace?
    1 Answer
    We do not offer custom glass panels, unfortunately. We apologize for the inconvenience.
    Submitted by: Tyler M. - NFI Master Hearth Professional on March 2, 2020

    Jason
    from 32257 asked:
    February 6, 2020
    Do you have glass doors that will work with a UL36E?
    1 Answer
    No, we do not have any glass doors listed for use with this model. We apologize for the inconvenience.
    Submitted by: Tyler M. - NFI Master Hearth Professional on February 6, 2020

    Milan
    from Chicago, IL asked:
    February 5, 2020
    Do you carry replacement doors for Superior Model G436D fireplace?
    1 Answer
    Those doors are no longer available.
    Submitted by: Kathy O. on February 6, 2020

    Gary L.
    from Beaumont, CA asked:
    January 24, 2020
    My fireplace 3/16 inch glass panels slip out of the frames. What can be used to secure them? Fiberglass and glue kit?
    1 Answer
    The fiberglass tape gasket we offer is made for replacing the gasketing around the window of a wood stove and this material is much thicker gasket than what would be used in the frames of wood fireplace doors.   
    Submitted by: Will M. on January 24, 2020

    John
    from Southbury, CT asked:
    January 5, 2020
    Do you carry replacement doors for Superior Model PF-9000 fireplace?
    1 Answer
    No, unfortunately, we do not have any doors compatible with your model.
    Submitted by: Tyler M. - NFI Master Hearth Professional on January 6, 2020

    Donna F.
    from House Springs, MO asked:
    December 28, 2019
    We need to replace the glass doors on our Majestic Fireplace model BC36. Do you carry them?
    1 Answer
    Unfortunately, these doors have been discontinued and all remaining stock has been depleted.
    Submitted by: Will M. on December 30, 2019

    Karen
    from Washington DC asked:
    December 2, 2019
    I have Majestic wood-burning circulating fireplace and want to buy glass doors. Do you have those?
    1 Answer
    This is not a current Majestic model and we do not have any doors available for it. We apologize for the inconvenience.
    Submitted by: Tyler M. - NFI Master Hearth Professional on December 5, 2019

    Linda J.
    from Harbor Springs, MI asked:
    November 26, 2019

    Can we order a replacement door by dimensional measurement alone?

    1 Answer
    We are only able to locate doors for factory-built fireplaces with the make and model number and cannot use dimensions alone.
    Submitted by: Will M. on November 26, 2019

    Gail F
    from Knoxville asked:
    November 18, 2019

    Do you have glass doors for a Heat n Glo RHW 41 vented gas fireplace ?

    1 Answer
    We are not a Heat N Glo dealer and we cannot provide parts or advise on options for your unit. We apologize for the inconvenience.
    Submitted by: Tyler M. - NFI Master Hearth Professional on November 19, 2019

    MJ
    from Chicago IL asked:
    October 27, 2019

    I need to replace the fireplace glass door on my underwriter laboratories Model 36 GC. Could you please advise?


    1 Answer
    The doors for the FMI 36GC, part# 00801, were discontinued with no further replacement.  We are sorry for the inconvenience.
    Submitted by: Tyler M. - NFI Master Hearth Professional on October 29, 2019

    Mike V
    from Queen Creek, AZ asked:
    March 11, 2019
    I have a 3-sided fireplace; do you have glass doors for that?
    1 Answer
    Unfortunately, I do not have any doors for that kind of fireplace.
    Submitted by: Brennan W. on March 12, 2019

    Dave
    from kansas city, mo asked:
    March 24, 2018
    i am wanting to replace the doors for our majestic MBU36. Would any of your replacements work for that?
    1 Answer
    Yes we do carry the doors for that unit. We do have them in stock, but currently they are not listed on our website.
    Submitted by: Owen O. on March 26, 2018

    Clay H
    from New Castle. CO asked:
    January 28, 2018
    I have a superior KBV-38 RMN, serial number 007765. I am looking for a set of black glass bi fold doors. what are my options please.
    1 Answer
    Unfortunately, we do not have any doors that would be compatible with your unit. I apologize for any inconvenience.
    Submitted by: eFireplaceStore.com on January 29, 2018

    Jesse S
    from san diego ca asked:
    December 12, 2017
    I currently have a majestic part no mbd42-brs and I would like to replace the whole front with a more modern looking one in a different color do you have any suggestions as I bought one at home depot and it did not fit please advise
    1 Answer
    Unfortunately, we do not carry parts that would be a suitable replacement for the front of your unit. I apologize for any inconvenience.
    Submitted by: Brennan W. on December 12, 2017

    Patrick Peeler
    from Loudon, TN asked:
    November 12, 2016
    I am looking at your glass doors with the slide screens inside for a masonry fireplace. I was told that you couldn't have a fire burning and close the glass doors without buying a more expensive glass. The PDF manual for the doors say to close them when exiting the room or retiring for the night. Can the doors be shut while the fire is in normal burn or must they be open until the fire goes down?
    1 Answer
    The glass doors can indeed be closed while the fire is still burning, however we recommend to cease adding fuel at least an hour before you intend to close them. The doors will be warm enough to prevent thermal shock, which could lead to breakage.
    Submitted by: eFireplaceStore on November 14, 2016

    Harry
    from Montgomery, AL asked:
    September 1, 2014
    How deep or high is the threshold or bottom frame height in inches with doors open & doors closed?
    1 Answer
    Most door assemblies will have a bottom frame height of 1 to 1 1/2 inches.
    Submitted by: eFireplaceStore on September 2, 2014

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