Entryway Intelligence: Design, Engineering & 2026 Trends
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Repair Difficulty: Patching Wood Rot vs. Fixing Fiberglass Cracks
Wood rot vs fiberglass crack repair presents different challenges. Get a clear comparison of the difficulty for each, from simple cosmetic patches to complex structural rebuilds.
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Surface Temperature: Which Door Burns Your Hand in Summer?
A door's surface temperature is critical in summer. Get details on why steel and wood doors get hot, and how light-colored fiberglass doors stay cooler, safer, and more efficient.
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Monsoon Season Prep: Checking Your Door Seals for Leaks
Checking door seals for leaks is a key step in monsoon prep. Get simple tests and tips on weatherstripping to protect your home from costly wind-driven rain damage.
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What Is a Good U-Factor for Entry Doors in Canada and Northern Europe?
A good U-factor for entry doors in Canada & N. Europe is between 0.20-0.30. See how insulated cores, glazing, and proper installation create a comfortable, energy-efficient home.
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Hurricane Shutters vs. Impact Glass Doors: Which Should You Choose?
Hurricane shutters vs. impact glass doors is a key choice for storm protection. This guide details the differences in cost, prep time, curb appeal, and home value.
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Stain vs. Paint: Which Lasts Longer in High UV Areas?
Stain vs. paint in high UV areas: Get guidance on which finish lasts longer on sun-baked decks, siding, and fences. This article details how pigment and upkeep affect longevity.
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Flood Zones: Can a Fiberglass Door Recover After Being Submerged?
A submerged fiberglass door can often be saved. This guide shows when to repair or replace a flood-damaged entry door and how to upgrade it within flood-zone rules.
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Why Composite Sills Are Essential for Rot Prevention in Wet Areas
Composite sills offer a durable, low-maintenance solution to rot prevention in wet areas. These moisture-resistant profiles stop decay at windows and doors, protecting your home’s structure and finishes for years.
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Bugs Under the Door: Sealing Out Pests in Southern Climates
Bugs under the door are a common problem in Southern climates. This guide provides practical steps for choosing and installing the right door sweeps and seals to block ants, roaches,...
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How Multi-Point Locks Help Prevent Door Warp in Extreme Climates
Multi-point locks are the best defense against door warp in extreme climates. By securing your door at several points, they stop bowing, twisting, and drafts.
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Salt Spray Corrosion: What Does the Door Warranty Actually Cover?
Salt spray corrosion on door hardware is often excluded from your warranty. Get the facts on how salt attacks metals and what to specify for a lasting, protected finish.
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Preventing Mold Growth Around Door Frames in Humid Climates
Preventing mold growth around door frames requires a solid strategy. Get expert advice on controlling humidity, stopping water entry, and using safe cleaning methods.