Doors

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A door that comes in two sections. Each section is hinged to its side of the doorway with a single fold down the center of each. When closed,...

Easy to maintain and requires less time to refinish. Will not rot, crack or split. Comes in a variety of styles including sidelights,...

One style is woven, which is used when ventilation is necessary and usually consists of natural wood or polyvinyl chloride (PVC). Another style...

Also known as a garden door. Is hinged at the outside of the unit and contains at least two active panels that swing in or out from the...

Hinged panels allow overhead garage doors to roll up and down with ball-bearing rollers and a rope pulley on a steel track. Some panels have a...

Has wooden or cardboard ribs inside for stability. Primarily used as interior doors, as they will warp or disintegrate from weather. Size is...

Pocket doors are ideal for wardrobes, dining rooms, bedrooms or anywhere space is at a premium. It frees up floor space by allowing the door to...

Made with safety or insulated glass and comes with a screen for hot-weather use. Low-E glass offers protection from ultraviolet rays and is...

Made of a tempered hardboard, wood or particleboard with or without a veneer, and from several kinds of solid wood. Ash, birch, mahogany,...

Typically galvanized steel facing with polystyrene, polyurethane, wood or particleboard cores. Offers more insulation, durability,...

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