Choose a door for everyday use
From the front entry to the patio and garage, the right door starts with access, exposure and daily use. Compare layouts before deciding on material, glass, hardware and threshold details.
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Entry doors
An entry-door replacement includes the relationship between slab, frame, threshold, locks and weather seals.
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French doors
French doors use a pair of hinged panels to connect rooms or provide access to a patio.
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Patio & sliding
Sliding patio doors combine fixed and moving glazed panels on a track.
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Storm doors
A storm door adds an outer layer ahead of the main entry door.
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Screen doors
A screen door allows airflow through an entry while helping keep insects outside.
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Garage doors
A garage-door project starts with the opening, headroom, use of the garage and whether the existing opener will be retained.
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A style is only one part of a complete replacement. Use these questions to narrow your options before requesting a quote.
Passage and swing
Measure the usable passage and plan space for a hinged panel. A sliding layout keeps the floor clear but only part of the glazed opening becomes a doorway.
Exposure and threshold
Rain, direct sun, porch coverage and the outside floor level affect the assembly. Discuss water management, seals and transitions before choosing a low threshold.
Hardware and daily use
Try handles, locks and opening effort. Screens, sidelights, closers and an existing opener should be included in the same specification.