Entryway Intelligence: Design, Engineering & 2026 Trends

Horizontal groove doors offer a simple way to elevate your home's curb appeal. This guide covers the pros, cons, and styling tips for this modern design trend.

Fiberglass doors are recyclable, but it's complex for homeowners. See the best eco-friendly options for your old door, from reuse and donation to responsible C&D disposal, and create a greener...

Extra-wide single doors vs. double doors for your luxury home. This guide compares curb appeal, daily use, security, and materials for 2026 trends to help you choose.

Measure the rough opening for a replacement door with precision using this step-by-step guide. Get the correct width, height, and depth for a perfect, professional install.

A 4-9/16" jamb is for 2x4 walls, while a 6-9/16" jamb fits 2x6 walls. Choosing the correct depth is vital for a pro install, ensuring a tight seal and trim...

Brickmould for your replacement door is the exterior casing that seals out drafts and boosts curb appeal. See the pros and cons of using it versus a minimal, no-trim look.

8-foot fiberglass door hinges don't require ball bearings by code, but they are the best choice for smooth operation, durability, and a secure close on tall doors.

Fiberglass doors are often lighter than wood, but their stability is the key difference. This guide compares fiberglass vs. wood door weight, construction, and installation.

A cross-legged door frame can often be corrected without a full replacement. This guide gives you steps to diagnose if the frame, door, or wall is the issue and offers...

A ghost door that swings by itself is usually caused by an out-of-plumb frame. Use a level to check your door's alignment and apply simple hardware or framing fixes to...

Door frame screws require the right tension to prevent bowed jambs and misaligned doors. This guide details how tight they should be for a straight, secure frame.

Installing a fiberglass door in a home with vinyl siding creates a weather-tight seal. This guide details how to plan, set, and trim the door using J-channel correctly.