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JELD-WEN Flush 32-in x 80-in Unfinished Lauan Veneer Hollow Core Right-Hand Single Prehung Interior Door

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JELD-WEN Flush 32-in x 80-in Unfinished Lauan Veneer Hollow Core Right-Hand Single Prehung Interior Door32x80 Unfinished Lauan Hollow Core Right Hand Prehung Interior Door This JELD WEN prehung interior door features a clean flush design with an unfinished lauan wood veneer ready for your custom finish. Its hollow core construction keeps weight and cost down, while the flat jamb and pre bored lockset make installation straightforward. Key Features: Ready to Finish: Unfinished lauan wood veneer accepts paint or stain to match any dcor. Easy Installation:

32x80 Unfinished Lauan Hollow Core Right-Hand Prehung Interior Door

This JELD-WEN prehung interior door features a clean flush design with an unfinished lauan wood veneer ready for your custom finish. Its hollow core construction keeps weight and cost down, while the flat jamb and pre-bored lockset make installation straightforward.


Key Features:

  • Ready to Finish: Unfinished lauan wood veneer accepts paint or stain to match any décor.
  • Easy Installation: Prehung with flat jamb, satin nickel hinges, and pre-bored for a handle.
  • Lightweight Value: Hollow core design is ideal for low sound-control areas and budget-friendly projects.
  • Sized for Common Openings: 32-in x 80-in door with unit dimensions 33-9/16 in W x 81-11/16 in H; rough opening 34-9/16 in W x 82-7/16 in H.
  • Reliable Warranty: Backed by a 5-year limited warranty for peace of mind.

Specifications Table:

Specification Details
Common Size (W x H) 32-in x 80-in
Actual Width (Inches) 33.5625
Actual Height (Inches) 81.6875
Door Thickness (Inches) 1.375
Finish Unfinished
Manufacturer Color/Finish Unfinished
Color/Finish Family Brown
Material Veneer
Wood Species Lauan
Core Type Hollow core
Hollow Core Yes
Solid Core No
Panel Type Flush
Door Surface Textured
Textured Surface Yes
Smooth Surface No
Glass Style No glass
Configuration Single
Handing Right hand
Hinges Included Yes
Hinge Finish Satin nickel
Jamb Type Flat
Jamb Width (Inches) 4.5625
Lockset Bore Yes
Prefinished No
Primed No
Stained No
Can Be Cut to Fit Yes (1/4 in at bottom only)
Finish or Rough Opening Width (Inches) 34.5625
Finish or Rough Opening Height (Inches) 82.4375
Warranty 5-year limited
UNSPSC 30171500

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

Q: Is the door ready to install?
A: Yes, it is a single prehung unit with flat jamb, hinges installed, and pre-bored for a lockset.


Q: Can I trim the door to fit?
A: Yes, up to 1/4 inch can be trimmed from the bottom only to preserve bore and hinge placement.


Q: What finish does the door have?
A: It is unfinished; the lauan veneer is ready for paint or stain.


Q: What is the handing?
A: Right-hand.


Q: What rooms is this best for?
A: Great for closets, bedrooms, and hallways where sound control is less critical due to the hollow core.


Understated Warmth, Ready for Your Finish

This flush lauan door brings a quiet, modern simplicity that instantly calms a room. The natural veneer grain offers soft warmth, becoming a perfect canvas for a custom stain or a chic painted moment. Pair it with satin nickel hardware and pale wood floors for a serene, gallery-like vibe. It’s an effortless essential for elevating everyday spaces with refined ease.


Customize your space with this ready-to-finish JELD-WEN prehung door—order now and install with confidence.

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