Looking for cheap exterior double doors

[Fentonite]

The side of my house was once a carport, with the driveway extending along the side of the house. The carport has long since been dried-in, and is now a storage / shop area. There is a 36? man door at the end of the driveway, and I?d like to expand to double doors, so I can easily get the bike in and out. These $149 pre-hung doors on the Lowe?s website would be perfect (cheap, not fancy), but they?re not available here. I went to the store and tried to order them, and not only did the price quadruple, they said that they wouldn?t even know for 12 weeks when they?d come in. I can?t find any basic utilitarian double doors - everything is fancy and real pricey. Any ideas where I could find something similar to these?

https://m.lowes.com/pd/ReliaBilt-Rev...w_conversation

[Irving]

You can try Habitat For Humanity (closest to you is next to Medved), but that's a bit of a crap shoot of what they have in stock at any given time. There are a few other used building material places around town as well.

[Fentonite]

You can try Habitat For Humanity (closest to you is next to Medved), but that's a bit of a crap shoot of what they have in stock at any given time. There are a few other used building material places around town as well.

Good idea - I’ll check tomorrow. Thanks

[Jamnanc]

I walk though Hd and Lowe’s to look for custom rejects. I’ve had issues installing without the frame attached. TRY NEXTDOOR YOU’ll love it.

[Fentonite]

Tried Habitat for Humanity, as well as Bud’s (which has moved, no longer on E. 46th). Nothing at Habitat, Bud’s had several interior double doors, but no exterior/entry doors. Surprised these are so hard to find.

Jamnanc - what is this “Nextdoor” you speak of?

[Irving]

Buds was the other one I was thinking of but couldn't remember their name. Haven't been to the new location.

[Fentonite]

It’s not as big as their old spot, and seems like they got rid of a ton of stuff to make the move. Good thought though.

[jslo]

You could try BMC West but I don't think you'll find it for that price.

[Irving]

What if you took two regular doors and put them on barn door sliders? Only thing with that is that I don't know how you'd lock them.

[Fentonite]

I actually considered that, may still, not sure I have enough lateral room for sliding. I figure they’d have to lock from the inside, . Weather-proofing is my bigger concern. That would be a fun project though.