Entry & Exterior Doors
Start with the door material and style, then work through the whole entrance. Glass, sidelites, and transoms affect the look and light. The frame, sill, swing, finish, and hardware preparation help define what needs to be supplied and installed.
Door Brands We Offer
ProVia's Signet and Ascent fiberglass doors and Legacy steel doors offer different ways to shape an entrance. Explore finishes and decorative glass, then consider sidelites and transoms where the opening allows. It is a useful place to start when replacing a front door or planning its appearance.
Therma-Tru offers fiberglass and steel exterior doors, including woodgrain and smooth, paintable fiberglass designs. Start with the look of the entry, then consider the door, glass, frame, sill, and seals together. Confirm the components included in the package for your project.
Plastpro fiberglass doors use HydroShield construction, with a composite barrier that protects all six sides against moisture. Composite stiles and rails are part of that design. Compare the door style, glass, and finish, and ask whether the supplied package includes a compatible PF frame.
Simpson makes wood entry, Dutch, and French doors in a range of species and glass designs. Selected Performance Series options provide added exterior protection. Choose the door's design and wood, then check the construction and finish requirements against its exposure on the building.
Rogue Valley Door makes wood doors in Oregon, with choices in panel profiles, glass, and custom details. Its designs range from traditional and rustic to modern and French-door styles. Bring the entry design and finish ideas to the selection process, along with the door's planned exposure.
Patio Doors & Moving Glass Systems
Think about how the room will open to the outdoors. Sliding doors save swing space. Hinged doors need room to open. Larger moving-glass systems add panel and track choices that should be considered while the opening is being designed. Bring drawings and the desired layout to the conversation.
Door Brands We Offer
MI's sliding vinyl patio doors offer color and glass choices, including Low-E options in the V2000 series. A sliding layout keeps the door from swinging into the room. Compare the available local series with the opening, finish, and window selections.
Windsor's patio range includes sliding and swinging doors, plus folding, multi-slide, and lift-and-slide options in selected collections. That gives the design team several ways to plan the opening. Compare panel layouts, interior materials, finishes, and hardware with the rest of the home's selections.
Ply Gem offers sliding, swinging, French-style, and multi-slide patio doors. The range allows different approaches to patio access, from a sliding opening to larger panel arrangements. Compare the materials, operation, and finishes available in the collection offered for your project.
Lindsay's Freedom patio-door range includes standard and custom sizes, several panel layouts, and optional blinds between the glass. These choices help define both the opening and how the door will be used. Ask about the current line and options available for your project.
YKK AP's vinyl sliding patio doors include StyleView for new construction and StyleGuard for impact-resistant applications. The product choice depends on the opening and the performance the project requires. Review the selected configuration alongside the window package and plans.
Western's moving-glass systems include multi-slide doors for large openings to patios and outdoor living areas. Plan the panel arrangement while the opening is being designed. The sill, drainage, hardware, and finish need to be considered with the selected system and surrounding construction.
Gerkin offers sliding patio doors in vinyl and aluminum. Comfort Series provides the vinyl option; the 5400 aluminum door is presented for residential and commercial uses. Compare the material and layout, then check the selected model against the requirements of the opening.
ProVia's sliding patio doors include vinyl and wood-interior options, with finishes and glass choices that vary by series. Selected products offer blinds between the glass. Compare the interior look, panel layout, and privacy preferences when updating an existing patio opening or planning a new one.
Frequently Asked Questions About Exterior Doors
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