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How to Choose a Front Door Color

Thursday, November 5th, 2020

The first impression of your home is determined first by the exterior appearance! Your exterior appearance, believe it or not, includes your front door . Yep, your front door can determine whether or not your guests are going to feel welcome in your home, whether or not they are going to want to enter your home, and whether or not they are going to…

Introducing Our Customizable Metal Doors!

Thursday, October 22nd, 2020

We’d like to welcome the newest member of our metal door family. The Customizable Metal Door! Yes, you can now customize your very own metal interior , exterior , or barn door ! We’ve had a lot of requests for different grid patterns on our metal doors, so we are happily introducing a way for you to customize the grid pattern and kick plate on your…

The Ins and Outs of Metal Doors

Thursday, October 15th, 2020

Metal doors are becoming more and more popular in today’s new builds and home renovations. With a variety of glass options and styles, metal doors make the perfect room dividers, office doors, front entry doors and patio doors. You can place a metal door in just about any location and watch it create contrast and depth! This list of metal door in’s…

What is a Door Jamb?

Sunday, September 13th, 2026

At a glance A door jamb is a member of the door frame: the side jambs run vertically and the head jamb crosses the top. In a typical hinged assembly, one side supports the hinges and the other receives the latch or strike. Jamb depth spans the finished wall; it is different from the thickness of the jamb board. In this guide What is a Door Jamb? 10…

The Beauty of Steel Barn Doors

Tuesday, September 29th, 2020

Steel doors are everything! Who doesn’t love unique, custom, handmade, and beautiful pieces of furniture? Steel doors are very unique when it comes to barn doors. Each of our steel and scrap metal doors are unique in color and design due to the natural steel imperfections. Our Steel door styles are guaranteed to turn heads! Guardsman Barn Door Our…

5 Barn Doors Made for Your Closet

Thursday, September 17th, 2020

Barn doors will forever make great closet doors. With the right finish and style, a barn door can jazz up just about any room and save space while doing it! We love barn doors and think everyone should have one, so we’ve compiled a list of 5 Barn Doors that make stunning closet doors! 1. Summerhouse Barn Door The Summerhouse Barn Door has a very si…

Barn Door Hardware Parts: What Each Piece Does

Friday, September 25th, 2026

A showroom installation shows how the exposed hardware becomes part of the door’s design. The kit works as a system A sliding barn door hangs from rollers on a track. Spacers hold the track away from the wall, stops limit travel, a bottom guide controls side movement, and anti-jump devices help keep the door on the rail. Match every part to the sel…

Where To Use Bypass Barn Doors?

Monday, August 12th, 2019

Kitchen, pantry, and especially closet doors can present some very challenging space issues when it comes to interior design. Open pantry shelving and bedroom closets are typically unorganized and cluttered spaces which can be unsightly and sometimes even embarrassing. The biggest issue with these spaces is that the traditional swinging hinged door…

Dual Sliding Barn Doors for Living Rooms

Thursday, August 8th, 2019

Double hung barn doors, often called dual sliding barn doors, are one of the most common doors installed in living rooms. This is due to the fact that the kitchen and living room are typically separated by either a half or arched top wall. This is exactly why dual sliding barn doors are so attractive for this space. There are some key points in mea…

Avoiding Barn Door Installation Problems: Check These Details First

Friday, August 28th, 2026

2019-08-01T18:17:55.000Z Use one coordinated door-and-hardware plan Many barn-door problems begin before the first hole is drilled: the panel lacks parking space, the track misses structural support or the mounting height is based on the wrong hardware. Put the door dimensions and the selected system’s instructions on the same drawing before instal…

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