CLEAR GLASS & GRID

Adding a clear glass front door, with or without door grids, can be a smart design choice if you want to complement your home’s style by featuring new exterior glass doors. For instance, Colonial or Craftsman homes typically have doors and windows with grids, which maintains the authenticity of the architecture. Selecting a door panel style that offers clear glass is a classic choice that can complement any home design. Fortunately, choosing a ProVia door panel style that includes glass won’t necessarily reduce the door’s energy efficiency. ProVia offers ComforTech™ glass packages that enable your selected entry door system to meet ENERGY STAR® certification requirements.

ProVia offers exterior glass doors in various panel styles and grids of several types, including internal and external grids or Simulated Divided Lites, for its entry doors.

DOORS WITH INTERNAL GRIDS

Internal door grids are placed between two panes of glass, providing an authentic look of real grids while making glass cleaning very simple. Most of ProVia’s internal grids are available with triple-glazed glass (the addition of a third pane for added energy efficiency) or double-glazed glass for ENERGY STAR certification.

Contoured

Bronze Pencil

Satin Nickel Pencil

Brass Pencil

DOORS WITH SIMULATED DIVIDED LITES

Simulated Divided Lites are reminiscent of Old World craftsmanship when separate pieces of glass were mulled together with wooden grids. ProVia delivers that same stunning appearance through our high-tech fiberglass grids that are stained or painted to match your door color. A shadow bar between the glass gives the SDLs the appearance of true divided lights.

Craftsman

Contoured

Beveled Glass

Smooth

DOOR GLASS OPTIONS

ProVia offers entrance doors that meet every homeowner’s needs for customization options, energy efficiency and long-term beauty. With any of our replacement entry doors, you can be assured of the highest quality manufacturing for long-term beauty and performance. To help you decide which brand is best for your home, take a look at the quick comparisons below, as well as the brand comparison chart, or visit each entry door brand page for more details.