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Most houses have several different kinds of doors. Each door is designed to address a particular need. All doors are classified as exterior, interior and utility doors. They are differentiated by construction, weather-tightness, function, appearance, weight and related factors that determine whether or not they can endure exposure to the elements.

Therma-Tru Doors

Since pioneering the fiberglass door industry in 1983, Therma-Tru has redefined the entryway with its high style, high-performance products. Today, builders and remodelers agree: Therma-Tru Doors delivers style, innovation, durability and value year after year. Our quality and innovation have made Therma-Tru the most preferred brand of entry doors in the industry.

Simpson Door

Simpson Door manufactures some of the world's most beautiful wood doors. The company is located in the heart of the Pacific Northwest and produces a wide variety of door designs compatible with nearly every architectural style and price category.

Peachtree Doors

For nearly half a century, Peachtree has built every Peachtree entry door with one goal in mind: create the perfect entry door. Achieving that goal means new innovations and designs. It means building each door by hand. And using only the finest materials to ensure your entry door will last, year after year.

Loewen Doors

Loewen doors offer the perfect solution to bring the outside in. Forming dramatic entryways — and doubling as larger-than-life, functional windows — our doors serve as a bridge between your indoor sanctuary and the great outdoors.

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Patio Doors

Patio Doors
Patio doors are an uplifting feature to any home. Their design is made to let in natural light which creates a more cheerful and safer interior space. Not only can a patio door enhance natural light, but it can also be a striking architectural accent. Not to mention, you will be able to enjoy an outdoor view and expend your entertaining space.

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Flush vs. Panel Doors

Flush vs. Panel Doors
A door’s design contributes much to the overall scheme of a room and, indeed, an entire home. Flush doors do their function, but they bring little to the table as far as style goes. Panel doors, on the other hand, offer the look of fine craftsmanship while also allowing builders to customize a home’s interior. However, personal taste and price often dictate what kind of door surface to choose.

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Interior vs. Exterior Doors

Interior vs. Exterior Doors
The main difference between interior and exterior doors is obvious in that interior doors are constructed to suit the needs of interior floors plans and exterior doors are constructed to perform according to exterior needs. When shopping for doors your first consideration will be whether you need interior or exterior doors. Interior and exterior doors have several small distinct differences.

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Making Your Doors Draft Free

Making Your Doors Draft Free
One of the most important functions of an exterior door is to keep outside temperatures from entering into the house. In order to do this, your exterior door needs to be properly sealed. Unfortunately, a door's weather seals can rip, compress, bend, or wear out over time, leaving chilly winter air or scorching summer air free to enter.

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