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Wood Doors For Log Homes







Wood Doors We all know any log home lover naturally thinks of wood doors when building or remodeling there home.

In years past ,the entryway of a home played a significant role in our society.Because it faced the street it was status symbol much the same way are automobiles are today.

Even though most of us today enter our home's through the garage, the front door is still an important architectural design statement,setting the tone for the rest of the home.

If your considering this type of door for the appearance but don't want the upkeep on maintenance maybe a wood composite known as (molded skin)might be exactly what your looking for.

These doors provide better insulation because of there foam cores,but look very much like natural wood.

These skins are stamped with a wide variety of designs that include smooth or wood-grained surfaces,arched or straight rails and different panel configurations.

Pro's

Composite doors offer the look and feel of wood without the upkeep.

They are also more stable than wood which can shrink or expand due to humidity.

The skins resist abuse fairly well, too, having a density similar to hardwoods like maple or alder.

Con's If these skins are scarred by a clumsy mover,or while being hung and even by an anxious pet, the damage can be difficult to repair.

Cost

You can plan on paying $2000-$3000 for a prehung six-panel door with lockset and hardware.

Decorative glass and sidelights cost more.

Only you can decide if your budget allows for a wood composite door!!




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