What is the price of a Masonite door?

The price of a Masonite door varies by type, with interior doors costing 50 to 200 dollars per slab and exterior entry doors costing 200 to 900 dollars pre-hung, making Masonite affordable to mid-range. Masonite interior molded hollow core doors, which are lightweight with honeycomb interior, cost around 50 to 100 dollars per slab for 6-panel, 2-panel, and flush designs in standard sizes like 30x80. Masonite interior solid core doors, which have particleboard core for better sound insulation, cost 100 to 200 dollars per slab. Masonite interior barn doors cost 150 to 400 dollars per slab. Masonite steel entry doors, which are exterior doors with steel skins and foam core for security, cost around 200 to 500 dollars pre-hung with frame, weatherstripping, and sill, depending on glass options. Masonite fiberglass entry doors with wood grain texture that can be stained cost 400 to 900 dollars pre-hung, depending on glass and finish. Masonite wood entry doors cost 500 to 1,200 dollars pre-hung. Installation adds 100 to 300 dollars per interior door and 200 to 500 dollars per entry door if using professional installer. Prices at Home Depot, Lowes, and dealers are similar, with occasional promotions. So Masonite doors are budget to mid-range priced.