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Masonite Logan Smooth 80″ (Heritage Series, 2 Panel)

The Logan 2-Panel door delivers approx. 28-34 STC sound ratings in solid core versions — actual noise reduction contractors can measure. Available widths from 18” to 36” handle everything from narrow closets to standard bedroom entries. The solid core option with 70% more sound-dampening material than standard hollow core makes this door work where sound control matters.

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Sound Control That Works

Solid Core (Emerald / Safe ‘N Sound) versions change the game for bedroom privacy. That approx. 28-34 STC rating translates to real-world performance — normal conversation becomes a murmur, TVs drop to background noise. Superior sound dampening, feels more like solid wood, durable weight — exactly what multi-generational Montana homes need.

The hollow core option serves different purposes. Lightweight, cost-effective, easy to install — perfect for closets and pantries where sound isolation doesn’t matter. But for laundry rooms, bedrooms, bathrooms, offices, the solid core upgrade earns its premium every time someone runs the washing machine.

Core TypeSTC RatingWeightBest Applications
Solid Core (Emerald/Safe ‘N Sound)Approx. 28-34Durable weightBedrooms, bathrooms, laundry rooms, offices
Hollow CoreStandardLightweightClosets, pantries

Installation Flexibility Meets Montana Reality

Width options matter when you’re dealing with older homes and custom builds. 18”, 24”, 28”, 30”, 32”, 36” — the Logan covers every standard residential opening. 1-3/8” (Standard) thickness works for most interior applications. Need fire rating? The 1-3/4” solid core variants deliver 20-minute fire-rated protection for code-required installations between garages and living spaces.

Pre-hung options typically in 4-9/16” jambs speed installation. Compatible with standard interior door knobs/levers (2-1/8” bore) means no special hardware hunting. The matching Logan profile available in bifold configuration keeps design consistency across closets and room entries.

7 Year warranty on solid core models beats the industry standard. That confidence comes from engineered to resist warping, shrinking, and cracking — crucial when Montana’s indoor/outdoor temperature differentials hit 90 degrees in January.

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The Bottom Line

The Logan 2-Panel earns consideration for any project where measurable sound control matters. Solid core versions transform shared walls between bedrooms, isolate home offices, and contain laundry room noise. The range of widths handles real-world framing variations. Fire-rated options meet code without forcing aesthetic compromises.

Skip the hollow core except for closets — the price difference doesn’t justify the performance gap. For contractors bidding multi-unit projects or custom homes where sound privacy sells, the Logan’s documented STC ratings provide concrete talking points. White primed (ready for painting) finish accepts any color scheme while the smooth surface designed for a clean look and easy painting speeds finishing.

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FAQ

What’s the actual difference between hollow and solid core Logan doors?

Solid Core (Emerald / Safe ‘N Sound) versions deliver approx. 28-34 STC rating — enough to make normal conversation inaudible through a closed door. They pack 70% more sound-dampening material than standard hollow core and feel substantial when you swing them. Hollow core works fine for closets but won’t block sound between rooms.

Which thickness should I specify for fire-rated applications?

Fire rating requires the 1-3/4” thickness in solid core only. These deliver 20-minute fire-rated protection suitable for garage-to-house entries and other code-mandated locations. Standard 1-3/8” thickness handles all non-rated interior applications.

Do these doors require special installation considerations?

No. Pre-hung options typically in 4-9/16” jambs fit standard residential rough openings. Standard interior door knobs/levers (2-1/8” bore) compatibility means your regular hardware works. Tools required: level, hammer, shims, finish nails — nothing beyond basic carpentry equipment.

How do Logan doors handle Montana’s temperature swings?

Engineered to resist warping, shrinking, and cracking addresses the core concern. The 7 Year warranty on solid core models backs up the durability claim — longer coverage than most interior doors offer.

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