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Pacific cherry is often a choice in prehung exterior doors, as they are sold in bulk for large buildings, hotels, corporate headquarters, and other big places with a need for many doors. Pacific cherry doors are an economical choice whether you’re buying one or 1,000 of them. Because it is a heavy wood that is […]
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Many people flock to teak wood for their exterior doors because of its availability in such a wide-ranging variety of colors. But teak offers a lot more than just a pretty face. Perfect for classic or traditionally styled homes architected in the midcentury modern or craftsman style, teak is your go-to wood for exterior doors. […]
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White Oak For those who enjoy wood with a highly visible grain that adds character and individuality in each cut of lumber, white oak is an exceptional choice. Because of its popularity among architects, contractors, and other home building industry insiders, white oak is often a go-to choice in many parts of the U.S. and […]
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Resilient and beautiful with or without staining, Douglas fir is among the world’s most popular woods for doors, window frames, and other construction. From craftsman homes to ranches and rustic homes to contemporary villas, Douglas fir is fit for any climate and withstands intense conditions. Because of its universal appeal, Douglas is used in a […]
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African cherry wood is often overlooked, forgotten, or simply unknown to those considering which wood to use for doors. As an extraordinarily durable wood, African cherry can be used for any exterior or interior door. While it’s important to seal it, African cherry wood needs little maintenance, and can withstand the elements, high-traffic areas, and […]
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For exceptionally versatile wood appropriate for interior and exterior use, review the assets bamboo offers. Many homeowners simply like the look of bamboo, while others choose it for the assets it offers. Water-resistance, easy and exceptional fire rating and sound-limiting features make bamboo an attractive choice. For exterior entryways, bamboo may need a little maintenance […]
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Pine is an excellent choice for interior doors for both homes and workspaces. Because it is an affordable wood, pine offers great economy for business owners, too. When buying dozens or hundreds of doors for hotels, offices, and large homes with many inside entryways, pine is an excellent selection. While pine may scratch or dent […]
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When you remove rotted wood, you’re doing yourself and your home a favor: rotting wood creates inefficient door closures that let in air (and let out a/c) and you’re also making the area where the wood-rot is prettier when you repair it. How to Begin Your Rotted Wood Repair Removing all of the rotting wood […]
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Fixing a squeaky door hinge can be one of those items on your honey-do list that gets put off time and time again because you’re simply not sure how to make the squeaking stop. Let us begin by suggesting the use of some good, old-fashioned WD-40 to spray all the hinges of the door to […]
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If you’re weatherstripping doors due to old, worn-out stripping that needs to be replaced, there are a few simple guidelines that help you get the job done faster and with better, longer-lasting results. If you’re adding weatherstripping to a new door for the first time, you will follow these same guidelines with the exception of […]
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