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Storm doors are more popular than ever right now due to the
rising cost of energy. Consumers can save on their heating and
cooling costs by using a storm door. Storm doors save on heating
costs by providing a barrier against wind coming in and warm air
leaving the house. Storm doors save on cooling costs by allowing
natural ventilation in the spring and summer.
There are 2 main types of storm doors; aluminum frame and vinyl or aluminum skin over a solid woodcore.
One of the most important things is to match your storm door style to your entry door style.
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Possible Storm Door Style |
| Full Oval or full lite |
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Full lite |
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2 Lite or 2 Lite Full View |
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3 Lite |
| 6 panel |
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Any style |
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Aluminum Doors |
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Aluminum is the more popular and there are more varieties in terms of
frame thicknesses, glass styles, retractable screens and colors available.
There is a range of basic to premium models available.
- Frame thicknesses range from 1 ¼" to 2"
- Glass styles vary from plain or beveled full glass to plain 2 lite operating glass
- Retractable screens are available on most 2 lite models
- There are up to 8 different colors available depending on the model
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Woodcore Doors |
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Woodcore is available in a basic to premium range as well. Woodcore
provides the durability of a solid door and also offers a top and/or
bottom ventilation system on specific models.
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