Questions and Answers for Masonite 28 in. x 80 in. Palazzo Bellagio Smooth 2-Panel Arch Top Solid Core Primed Composite Interior Door Slab

A:  Hello Karo, Yes, you can order an 18" x 80" Bellagio door in-store at any Home Depot location.

A:  Hi Brian, per our vendor, this 24 in. x 80 in. Palazzo Bellagio Smooth 2-Panel Arch Top Solid Core Primed Composite Interior Door Slab has an estimated arrival for online stocking of 07/01/2017 which is subject to change. If you would like to be notified with updates on the status of this item, you can enter your email address into the field provided on the product's page. We appreciate your business and look forward to serving you in the future. Thank you for shopping Home Depot!

A:  Not wanting to mar the beautiful door, we opted to go with the Masonite Smooth Roman 2 panel arched top door, similar in appearance to this, but doesn't have the raised molding and nothing to knock along the sides of the door recess, the moulding sticks out a 1/4" an each side, so you would need a pretty wide pocket and would have a visible gap on each side when the door was closed, yes you can get adapters and make it work, but you run the risk of damaging your beautiful door and there will be a noticeable gap on each side the door, so it doesn't look that clean. If your pocket door is typically closed, then consider the 2 panel arched top Roman, if your pocket door is mostly closed, then I would probably go wit the adapter kit and be careful when opening and closing and going with this. It all depends on what you value most.

A:  probably because it is out of stock in the distribution center that serves Washington, have you checked with local moulding and door shops they can get superior quality products and they come much faster, although it does come at price, it hasn't been watered down to lower the cost that Home Depot and other large box retailers are looking for.

A:  It is not a true solid core door, my understanding is there is a honeycomb like hybrid core sandwiched between the two panels. It is better than the cheap flimsy hollow core sold in stores, however, it is lighter and less substantial than a true solid core door. If you are looking at this door and want true solid core, then go to a local moulding and door shop, and they can get them from Masonite, it will be more expensive than home depot, but is a true solid core door. If you're just concerned about aesthetics and a little bit better sound control than hollow core, than this a good choice. However, if you're looking for the ultimate in sound deadening (think of the bathroom door when you have company over and you don't want them to hear) than spend the extra money and get a true solid core. This door is beautiful and is a middle of the road quality door, definitely much better than hollow core, but not true solid core. This is a beautiful statement making door, even if you go with the hollow core in stock, they look GREAT!

A:  Thank you for your recent inquiry with The Home Depot, Wed Dr. This door is expected to be available to order in mid July. We appreciate your business and look forward to serving you in the future. Thank you for shopping Home Depot.

A:  Not available through Home Depot, however, check with local moulding and door shop who is authorized to sell Masonite and they can probably get one special ordered for you. But it will be significantly more expensive than Home Depot.

A:  Hi Medical, this product is 1.38in. thick. This information is reflected in the product 'Specifications' portion of the product page. Hopefully that helps! We appreciate your business and look forward to serving you in the future. Thank you for shopping Home Depot!

A:  No, This a slab door...you just get a the door. No holes drilled, no door jamb and no accessories.

A:  If you're looking for preying, yes you can get them hollow core variations are stocked in several local stores, and the composite engineered (wanna be solid core, but not true solid core) can be special ordered, if you want true solid core, then you'll to shell out extra $$$ and go to a local moulding and door shop that is an authorized masonite distributor. Any way you go you're getting a beautiful door.