Help your customers keep the outside out and the inside in. Pair the Masonite Performance Door System with LightEn™, a ...

Q: Now that I am older, I want to replace my wood front door with a lower-maintenance one. Would an insulated, stainable fiberglass door be an attractive, efficient alternative? A: Although new ...

About 50 years ago, wood was the only material available for making doors. Today, if you go door shopping, you will be confused about which option to take. There are so many materials available such ...

* If it looks like wood but doesn’t feel like wood, you can probably bet it’s fiberglass. The new fiberglass entry doors by Stanley can be stained to feature a richly grained surface that looks like ...

One of the easiest ways to make your home look better is to replace the entry door system. An enhanced entryway can add as much as $24,000 to a home's perceived value -- about five times the cost. Few ...

This front door is a key feature of your home - not only does it help attract potential suitors but by installing one from this range, you're increasing protection levels also. The fiberglass entry ...

Q: My wood front door needs to be refinished again. When I put my hand on it, it feels cold and I think I can feel a chilly breeze around it. Would a stainable fiberglass door be a good replacement ...

Q: My old wood front door looks bad and has warped to the point that a lot of air leaks in. I like the appearance of stained wood, so I am considering a fiberglass door. Are they more durable than ...

Had Jim Lytle not nearly blown his own doors off in 1963, he wouldn’t have imagined replicating an entire 1934 Ford body as a ...