Its a smooth star double entry door- link below. I was planning on adding the multipoint locking system. Note- this is for a deck entrance from the kitchen and not onto the patio...not sure if that make a difference with sill height you mentioned? Smooth Star 60"x80" Double Door Product Category: Exterior Doors Product Type: Exterior Region: East Product Material: Smooth Fiberglass Brand: ThermaâÂÂTru Material Type: Smooth Star Conï¬Âguraon (Units viewed from Exterior): Double Door Factory Finish Opon: No Frame Material: Primed Astragal Type: ThermaâÂÂTru Astragal Astragal Material: White Aluminum Slab Width: 60" Slab Height: 80" Product Style: French Glass Type: Clear Glass Style: GBG Insulation: Insulated Glass Grille Type: White Contour Bar Model: S108WC Handing: Left Hand Inswing Casing/Brickmould Pattern: Standard Brickmould Casing/Brickmould Type: Primed Ship Brickmold Loose: No Hinge Type: Radius x Square (Self Aligning) Hinge Finish: Brushed Nickel Jamb Depth: 6 9/16" Sill: Composite Adjustable Sill Finish: Mill MulâÂÂPoint Lock: None Bore: Double Lock Bore 2âÂÂ3/8" Backset Strike Jamb Prep: No Weatherstrip Type: Compression Weatherstrip Color: Bronze Custom Height Opon: No Sill Cover: Yes Rough Opening Width: 63 1/4" Rough Opening Height: 82 1/2" Total Unit Width(Includes Exterior Casing): 65 3/16" Total Unit Height(Includes Exterior Casing): 83 3/8" Here is a link that might be useful: ThermaTru Smooth Star French Door

coffeehaus - what type of "locking system" do you have? I didn't know Thermatru sold locksets - thought you always had to buy those separately. We have a Thermatru FiberClassic door. I ordered it prefinished but builder didn't. I stained it myself, didn't come out too badly except I should have worn a hairnet b/c I got hair in the stain and you can't touch up the door after the stain has dried. the few little spots I nicked I had to dab stain on with a toothpick, artist's brush didn't even work. Sorry, hadn't put the knob back on for this pic (was going to change HW but I have to interior side of door first - that's going to be a Honey Maple to match interior doors). Closeup of grain (with a piece of my interior trim - colors don't work together!)

My opinion Therma Tru would be the lowest I would go on the food chain. I would seriously consider Provia at the very least for your front door.

No question Provia makes the best doors whether it's steel or fiberglass. I don't think I have ever replaced an old Provia, but I have certainly replaced nearly every other brand including the cheap doors people foolishly buy from hardware stores. I'm kind of surprised you can't afford the painted Heritage Fiberglass Provia Door. It's a little more than the 20 gauge smooth steel, but not that much more. Have you looked at the texture steel Provia? My advice would be to get another estimate from a different Provia dealer. Don;t settle for second best when it comes to your doors. You will never be sorry for buying quality products.