So are you wanting to increase the size of the opening or just switching out the slab door? The reason I ask is that you can easily switch a slab and change out the brick molding if you wanted. A slab switch would run you a lot less and if you cut for the hinges (which is easy), your door could be extremely far less than 1k or even 2k for the fanciest of doors. You can replace just the leg to match the hinged door you want also. Removing the framed door is only necessary if widening. Every part of a door is designed to be individually replaced.
I have replaced several doors, including exterior french door legs, glass and slabs. l used Pease Doors out of Ohio. Fair shipping rates.
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