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When preparing to buy new interior doors for your home, workspace, or retail location, there are many important factors to consider. Depending on how many doors you need and your budget for each individual entryway, ETO Doors offers a considerable range of options to meet your needs. Before you review our entire inventory of interior […]
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Humid areas like Michigan, South Carolina, and Florida require a lot more TLC from homeowners because interior spaces within the home and small business get even moister than the outdoors. This means you’ll need to know how to maintain exterior doors, windows, doors, closets, and cabinets inside your home or office because they can become […]
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Cabinet doors vary in size, style, wood type, and finish. When you decide to make your own cabinet doors, you get to choose at every turn so your cabinets have the exact look and feel you see in your mind’s eye. Using the simple steps outlined below, you will learn how to make cabinet doors […]
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Once you’ve made the final decision to paint your exterior door, set aside a weekend or holiday that allows you to move through the steps with plenty of time for each. It’s critical to nearly every step of painting an exterior door that you choose a dust-free (or at least low traffic area with less […]
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The word “mahogany” is itself synonymous with classically designed and elegant home furnishings, entryways, window frames, and just about any other items made out of wood. Considered by many to be the gold standard, this classic wood is rumored to be costly; but this is simply not an accurate depiction of its true price points. […]
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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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