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Your front door makes an entrance, both literally and figuratively. Entry doors are your guests’ first taste of your personal style, and all exterior doors should lend an inviting

and pleasing ambiance to your home’s exterior. Front doors are intended to protect you while you’re indoors, so any door designs you consider should be beautiful, functional and durable, When shopping, look for an entry with foam insulation or double-panel glass to maintain heat and bar against the cold. Weather stripping is also important for keeping out drafts and debris stirred up by the wind.

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Many styles combine materials, but what matters most in terms of visual appeal is the surface material. While deciding which type best suits your needs, keep in mind your budget, exterior design theme and any durability or security concerns. Wood adds an organic warmth when simply stained, or it can be painted to complement your exterior color scheme.

Steel, Your most affordable option, Steel is a prime pick for security and durability. Security can be a big concern, and some additions that can help protect against forced entry are deadbolts, chains and steel doors. Make sure your weather stripping seals properly and no drafts, debris or moisture can get through.

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Security can be a big concern, and some additions that can help protect against forced entry are deadbolts, chains and steel doors. Though they’re beautiful and provide lots of natural light, it’s best to avoid window panels on or near your entryway as they can make your entrance an easy target. If you do have windows near your entrance or on your front door, be sure they’re extra sturdy. Further measures include adding a home security system or even an all-metal security door that covers your home’s entrance.
It’s best to purchase your entire entry system from the same manufacturer. This ensures every piece will work together properly, and if you happen to experience problems it should be easier to request a replacement. Look for low-e coating on your glass. This protective layer minimizes the amount of UV and infrared light that can pass through. Make sure your weather stripping seals properly and no drafts, debris or moisture can get through. Look for an Energy Star label when comparing materials. This will help you choose more energy efficient door designs.