Doors
Front doors that make an entrance, and patio and garden doors that open the house up to the yard. Open each one to see how it moves.
Swings on hinges, with optional sidelights
Front doors with options for glass inserts, sidelights and transoms, in the material, finish and hardware that suit your house.
Good for: Curb appeal, security, and keeping drafts out of the front hall.
One panel glides past the other
A wall of glass that opens without swinging into the room. The space-saving way out to a deck or yard.
Good for: Kitchens and family rooms that open onto a deck.
Two hinged panels swing open
A pair of glass doors that open the full width of the frame for a wide, welcoming way outside.
Good for: Patios and back yards where you want the whole opening.
Details
Handlesets, deadbolts, multi-point locks and smart locks, in a finish that matches the rest of the house.
Clear, frosted or decorative glass in the door or its sidelights, to light the hall without giving up privacy.
Where most door drafts come from. A tight seal along the sill and jambs matters as much as the door itself.
A front door is the easiest way to change how the house looks from the street. Pick a colour that says so.
Tell us about the door you have and what you'd like instead. We'll take it from there.
