Entrance Door Replacement Cost for Cracked Door

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A member asked what it might cost to replace a cracked front entrance door on an RV listed at $100,000, noting they felt it should not be cracking. One member found a door assembly priced around $1,400, estimating roughly $1,650 with tax and shipping, plus possible dealer installation labor of about $900 to $1,500 depending on hours and shop rate.

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How much does it cost to replace front entrance door ?
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To be listed at 100,000.00$ it should not be cracking
 
Found the door assembly on etrailer for about $1400…+ ~$90 tax + guess $150 shipping…so maybe $1650 total.

If you get a dealer to do the installation…looks like 5 total 8 hours at $180/hr - so add $900 to $1500.

The interior face of mine is cracking but it works fine for now.
 

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How much does it cost to replace front entrance door ?
4YDF34527JA740768 vin#

To be listed at 100,000.00$ it should not be cracking
Our door has numerous hairline cracks but a few around the door handle started to become more pronounced. I purchased 4" wide "white" duct tape and covered the cracks. While visible, it blends well enough with the white door to prolong the inevitable of having to spend $2K for a new door.
 
Not an uncommon problem. Here is a link to a Thread on the topic along with links to other Threads. It is fixable if you are a DIYer.
 
Funny....I just addressed this very common problem on our SOB this past weekend. I used White Vinyl contact paper from Amazon. Here is the link to what I used:VaryPaper Matte White Contact Paper Peel and Stick for Cabinets Waterproof White Wallpaper Self Adhesive Removable Solid Color Wallpaper Vinyl Wall Paper for Bedroom Walls Furniture 15.7''x78.7'' - Amazon.com
I removed the interior door window frame and lock-set, cleaned the door well with rubbing alcohol, applied the contact paper and trimmed with a wallpaper trim blade. I did it by myself, but it would be easier with 2 people. You can still kind of see the blemishes from some of the cracks under the paper, but all in all I think it came out pretty good. In the 2nd photo, under my hand about a foot is a blemish that shows through. Inexpensive fix for a common problem. Time will tell about how well it holds up long term.
Jack
 

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Great idea! Like i said previously - my door has cracks but it works great. My screen door is attached 99% of the time and you cant see the cracks, so DW has not noticed yet (thank goodness) I do get grilled regularly on “When are you going to do something about the CHEAP peeling paper veneer on the doors????” Hmmmm…hopefully NEVER my dear! I mean - it bothers me…but not enough to spend money or effort to try to find a fix. Im still waiting for the brain-trust here to come up with a cheap easy fix to the peeling doors.

For the cracked FRP face on the door…has anyone actually had physical troubles or door failures related to the cracks? I don't recall reading any experiences here…maybe I’m wrong. It would seem to me that it is purely a cosmetic issue, and vinyl wall paper is a good suggestion for treatment.
 
Crack has been there a long time and since it is on the inside of door, just ignored it and enjoyed my trailer and everything we liked about it.
 
…not familiar with white flex steel.
The furniture is all I get from a search…can you provide a link to that material?
 

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As far as physical troubles or failures due to the cracks, when I talked to my RV guy about it he told me 1) It is a very common problem throughout the industry. 2) It seems to be happening more often now days. 3) It will not cause any functional or physical problems...the cracks are just an eye-sore.
 

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