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Steves & Sons Regency 64 in. x 80 in. Georgian Decorative Glass LHIS 3/4 Lite AW Mahogany Fiberglass Prehung Front Door with Double 12 in. SidelitesRegency Georgian 3 4 Lite Mahogany Fiberglass Prehung Front Door with Double 12" Sidelites Elegant prehung fiberglass entry door featuring Georgian decorative direct glazed glass and textured mahogany grain. Built with a polyurethane core and solid LVL edge for strength, energy efficiency, and rot free durability. Key Features: Decorative Georgian Glass: Direct glazed, insulated triple pane design enhances curb appeal and privacy Durable Fiberglass
Regency Georgian 3/4 Lite Mahogany Fiberglass Prehung Front Door with Double 12" Sidelites
Elegant prehung fiberglass entry door featuring Georgian decorative direct-glazed glass and textured mahogany grain. Built with a polyurethane core and solid LVL edge for strength, energy efficiency, and rot-free durability.
Key Features:
- Decorative Georgian Glass: Direct-glazed, insulated triple-pane design enhances curb appeal and privacy
- Durable Fiberglass Construction: Textured mahogany grain resists dents and weather with rot-free performance
- Energy Efficient Build: Polyurethane core and insulated glass help reduce heat transfer; Energy Star compliant
- Reinforced Security: 3" solid LVL door edge adds strength at the latch and hinge points
- Complete Entry System: Matching 12" sidelites included to create a balanced, luxurious façade
Specifications Table:
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Door construction | Fiberglass composite with textured mahogany grain finish |
| Glass style | Georgian decorative direct-glazed; insulated triple-pane |
| Core | Polyurethane core |
| Door edge | 3" solid LVL edge |
| Thickness | 1-3/4" |
| Available widths | 31-3/4", 35-3/4" (manufacturer data; specific unit 64" system includes double 12" sidelites) |
| Available heights | 6'9", 7'11" (manufacturer data) |
| Energy performance | Energy Star compliant |
| Finish/Surface | Textured Mahogany Grain |
| Configuration | 3/4 Lite door with two 12" sidelites; LHIS handing per product title |
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):
Q: Is the door energy efficient?
A: Yes—insulated triple-pane decorative glass and a polyurethane core contribute to Energy Star compliance.
Q: What is the door thickness?
A: 1-3/4" thickness (per manufacturer specifications).
Q: What materials are used in the core and edges?
A: Polyurethane core with a 3" solid LVL door edge for strength and stability.
Q: Are matching sidelites available?
A: Yes—this unit includes matching 12" sidelites; additional configurations may be available from the manufacturer.
Q: What finish does the door have?
A: Textured mahogany grain finish that simulates real wood.
Timeless Georgian Elegance, Reimagined in Fiberglass
The Regency door’s scrolling ironwork and frosted Georgian glass create a dramatic focal point for any entry. Its textured mahogany grain offers the warmth of wood with a modern, low-maintenance finish. Pair it with dark hardware and clean-lined lighting to heighten the contrast and sophistication. This piece is a chic essential for a polished, luxurious welcome.
Upgrade your entry with the Regency Georgian fiberglass door for lasting beauty, energy savings, and secure performance—order today.
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★★★★★ 5
Angels and the Fallen — Breathtaking Start
Format: Kindle
This book was EVERYTHING I expected it to be and more. Leave to R.L. Caulder and M. Sinclair to give us yet another amazing book!
Kieran and her guys hooked me from the very beginning and did not let go. Found family is one of my favorite tropes and it was done so well in this book. Couple that along with an FMC trying to find her place in the world and I was practically drooling over this book. The world building, the conflict, the wyverin sidekick — it all was done so well that it felt fresh and real.
Each love interest felt real and unique in their own ways. I felt connected to each one and like they were truly different people. I love that so much in a book and these two authors never miss with their love interests.
Multi POV, Reverse harem, who did this to you, and a magical world highlighting the angels and the fallen. This book has everything and it does it so well.
Big thank you to R.L. Caulder and M. Sinclair for the arc copy! I cannot wait for book 2!
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Reviewed in the United States on February 20, 2024
★★★★★ 4
A new take 🤔
Format: Kindle
I’m not going to go into what this book is about — by now you e already read the synopsis and have an idea — but I will give a couple of insights.
Definitely a different take on angels and their fall; I like it. This is an interesting start to a new series - YES, this does end on a cliffhanger so be prepared for that. I’m eager for the next book (and hopefully the last in this series — sometimes the author(s) will switch it up depending on how the story flows for them) in this series.
I’m hoping that a certain male character redeems himself because he’s a dick that will make the meaning of mixed signals jealous lol.
You ever watch that old movie — I think it’s call Mommy Dearest? — yea, let’s switch that up to daddy. That man would make a perfect husband to mommy dearest.
I recommend this book because while these authors are well known for their cliffhangers, they are also well known for putting out good stories.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 19, 2024
★★★★★ 3
Liked it
Format: Kindle
I liked the worlds and the characters. The prophesy is confusing in that I would think, since all worlds ore on a path to destruction, the angels would want their world to be saved. I am sure there is more evil that will be revealed as the series proceeds. I dislike a prolonged “poor little me” trope and the main character has moved past that, thankfully, and began to show a fierce attitude as the novel progressed. The last portion of the novel had some great action. It’s worth reading, just be patient with a slow start.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 14, 2024
★★★★★ 5
A Fox Amongst the Wolves
Format: Kindle
Collette has been forgotten about her whole life. Her parents don't bother with her, others don't try either once they realize she uses sign language to speak, and she's a shifter surrounded by humans that hate her kind. On her 18th birthday, she runs away. She takes the train and then bus wherever it can get her as far from home as possible. A missed bus brings her and a mysterious but kind man to Willowdale. What happens next is a story of fated mates, shifters, magic, new best friends and found family, and a stolen child. I'm sad this was a shorter read but only because of how much I loved Collette, Dylan, Hunter, Luca, Lena, and the others in their community. I love how detailed the characters are even with the shorter story. You can tell their characteristics easily, and the lead in to book two is done so well. I loved this insta love book with just the right amount of drama.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 10, 2025
★★★★★ 4
An easy PNR book to cure book hangovers.....
Format: Kindle
I enjoyed this as a short story; but nothing truly pulled me into this world to want to keep reading each story. I can sense the overarching villain arc w/ the HAF; yet it still wasn't enough to capture me long-term. It felt like too much focus was placed on progressing the romance part that everything else took a non-existent back seat. This did work well for my intentions of getting over a book-hangover slump. So there's that lol. A Tip to overcome a PNR book hangover, from a wonderful series or novel......read a trope-y, lighthearted, PNR that is easily predictable but adorable. Like this book.
Honestly, I'm rarely into short stories that are turned into a ridiculous amount of books on different PNR characters. So I'm not the best at judging the merits of these stories. I'm a long-haul type of reader that lives for a series surrounding 1 lead female character & her harem (or singular partner). Occassionally, I'll find a series of short stories that are interesting enough to finish or pull me in completely. The rarity of that is countable on 1.5 hands, compared to the literal hundreds of fiction books I've read lol.
With all of that, I will say this was fun because of the FMC's difficulties growing up & how that made her strong, the end reveals of her life, & the cute Epilogues. I never felt truly connected to any of the characters; but I did feel slightly compelled to just finish it to see how plot points would end.
Unfortunately, due to a lack of character backstory explanations, I still don't understand Collete's "magic". Very little time was given to flesh out the backstory of the world this occurs in. I couldn't even guess what type of magic occurs in this world, aside from what little was revealed. A random scene sticks out to me...... we're introduced to a new magic type, in passing. No dialogue to expand. No hint at anything really. Then the scene moves on. That moment felt pointless to even mention, afterwards.
It felt like the author was more concerned w/ romance than storyline. This is a common issue I have w/ short stories....authors write them for whatever reason; but too often it's an "either or" theme.....EITHER the author is writing ONLY for romance w/ storyline taking a minor role OR writing ONLY for storyline w/ some romance that ends up feeling forced. As I mentioned earlier, only a handful of short stories series have ever had a balance of both sides, for me, that I wanted to read all of them.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 16, 2021