Molded window door and method

A full view rectangular door comprising, in combination,

• a rectangular frame comprising an outer one piece rectangular molded frame and an inner one piece rectangular molded frame,
• the outer molded frame and the inner molded frame having lateral edges defining an uninterrupted top, side, and bottom portion for each frame,
• said frames having a window opening, which opening has a top, side and bottom edges formed uniformly around the window opening and integrally in each said frame, in spaced relation to the door top, bottom and sides,
• means for securing the outer frame to the inner frame,
• one of said frames having an extended window edge portion for overlapping the edges of a glass window,
• said other member having a window edge extension for abuttingly projecting toward the lateral edges of said glass,
• and a single removably securable holding means for securement over the glass to overlie the joint between the glass and the extended portion of the opposite frame, whereby a unitary molded frame of a door with pre-formed corners removably secures a full view glass window in its interior portion.

A molded full view door comprising, in combination, a door frame having a top, opposed sides, and a bottom,

• said frame having a window opening with window opening edges at the top, sides and bottom for receiving a removable window,
• said window opening on all sides defining an uninterrupted peripheral support for engaging a removable window,
• single trim engaging means adjacent said peripheral support for engaging a trim,
• and a single trim member formed and proportioned to overlappingly engage the removable window, in cooperation with the peripheral support, with said trim member positioned on the interior portion of the door, whereby a molded door frame for a full view window permits the insertion of a transparent panel secured in place by a trim member directly and framelessly with the top, sides and bottom of the opening which trim member overlappingly engages a window to secure the same in place.