Entryway Intelligence: Design, Engineering & 2026 Trends
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Why Sill Pan Flashing Is Critical for Protecting Your Subfloor
Sill pan flashing is a critical detail that protects your subfloor from rot and mold. This guide explains how a proper sill pan under doors and windows directs water outside,...
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What Is an Outswing Entry Door and When Is It Required by Code?
An outswing entry door opens outward, saving interior space and boosting weather resistance. This guide explains when building codes require them and their pros and cons.
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Backset Basics: 2-3/8" vs. 2-3/4" for Fiberglass Door Lock Prep
A fiberglass door backset of 2-3/8" or 2-3/4" is dictated by its internal structure. This guide shows how stile width determines the correct lock prep and how to measure for...
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Expanding Foam vs. Fiberglass Insulation: Best Way to Insulate Door Gaps
Insulating door gaps with expanding foam typically outperforms fiberglass for energy efficiency and durability. This guide details when to use foam, where fiberglass still works, and how to create a...
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How to Remove an Old Entry Door Without Damaging Stucco or Siding
Remove an old entry door without damaging stucco or siding. This guide details the step-by-step process for a clean demolition that protects your exterior finish.
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The Trimless Look: Should You Skip Exterior Molding for Modern Doors?
An exterior door without molding creates a minimalist facade. Get the facts on the construction challenges, weather protection issues, and smart alternatives before you skip the trim.
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Best Front Door Colors for Concrete or Gray Siding
The best front door colors for gray siding and concrete include navy, black, and rich greens. This guide provides pro tips on selecting a color that boosts your home's curb...
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Lighting Your Modern Entrance: Sconces vs. Recessed Lights
Modern entrance lighting elevates your home's curb appeal. This guide shows how to combine wall sconces and recessed lights for a secure, inviting, and well-lit entry.
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How to Achieve the “Steel Look” with a Fiberglass Entry Door
A steel look fiberglass door provides modern curb appeal without the cost or upkeep of real steel. See how to choose the right slab, glass, paint, and hardware.
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Will a Plain Flush Fiberglass Door Look Cheap or Minimalist?
A flush fiberglass door can elevate your home with minimalist style or look cheap. Get the essential design tips on color, hardware, and scale to ensure a modern look.
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Is Clear Glass Dead in Modern Design? Privacy Solutions for Full-Lite Doors
Privacy solutions for full-lite doors help you balance daylight and security without sacrificing style. Get options for privacy glass, textured films, and shades for your entry.
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Styling Guide: Fiberglass Doors with Horizontal Grooves and Lines
Fiberglass doors with horizontal grooves provide a crisp, modern entry. This guide covers design layouts, color pairings, and hardware choices to upgrade your home's curb appeal.
