34-inch Exterior Door

Cost of 34" Prehung Door

Investing in a 34-inch prehung door provides both practicality and style as it is the most popular size on the market. The cost of a 34" slab door, can vary based on factors such as material, design, and additional features. Generally, prehung doors come as a complete unit with the door slab, frame, and hinges pre-assembled, simplifying the installation process.

34 x 80" prehung exterior door is a standard size and costs the same price as a 32-inch exterior door or 36-inch one. However, homeowners can expect a range of prices depending on their specific preferences, making a 34-inch exterior door with frame a versatile and convenient choice for those seeking an efficient and cost-effective solution for their exterior entryways.

• Door Configuration: a single door is the cheapest and it goes up in price when you add another door, sidelite or transom.
• Door Size: standard door size is 30”; 32”; 34” or 36” in width and 79.5” in height. Everything else is a custom size, which adds to the price.
• Door Design: there are some common classic solid door designs and there are some more modern options, but the price difference is small.
• Door Glass Design: clear glass is usually the cheapest; one texture privacy glass is more (ex. sandblast, rain, chinchilla, etc. and they range in price); design glass is next in line (the different designs range in price), and on the top of the list is wrought iron (they also range in price) There are some exceptions though.
• Door Glass Size: the bigger the glass the more it is, considering you are choosing from the standard sizes because a smaller custom glass size will cost you more than a standard bigger one. Most common standard sizes: 22x36” (half the door); 22x48” (3/4 of the door); 22x64” (full size).
• Sidelite: exterior doors with sidelights are one of the most popular among our clients. There is a sidelite with a panel, which basically has an edge around the glass and there is a direct glass sidelite, where the glass is encased into a frame. The 2nd one is cheaper, But it all changes once you add the glass to it, then it all depends on the glass design and the size because for the direct glaze sidelite the glass must be custom made. 
• Transom: the size of the transom dictates its price and also the shaped one is extra.
• Color: white color is free, color for the outside is extra (e.g. if you want to opt-in for the black front door) plus more if you add the color inside. Stain for the fiberglass is more than paint and the fibreglass door must be painted or stained on both sides.
• Lock and handle: the design and even the color finish makes a difference. The price range is big here from a simple deadbolt with a lever to a multipoint lock or one with a pull bar handle.
• Miscellaneous customizations: there is a wide range of other design features that can customize your door and change its price: executive panels, stainless steel lines and inserts, grooves or nails/clavos, decorative shelves; mouldings, sill color, frame depth, etc.

Looking for an actual price for your door project?  Get a no-cost, no-obligation free estimate from Vinyl Light Windows & Doors. One of our knowledgeable technicians will be able to guide you through the options available to choose the right door for you at the right price to fit your budget. Whether you need single front steel doors, single entry fiberglass doors, single patio doors or single French doors, we've got you covered.