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What to Know About Double Dutch Doors

Friday, July 19th, 2019

Dutch doors are extremely popular, and for good reason. They’re a fantastic way to add some unique flair to your home. Most importantly, they’re just as functional as they are decorative. And that’s exactly what makes double Dutch doors such an attractive option for anyone in the middle of a remodel or design project. With that in mind, let’s look…

How to Choose the Right Color for Your Door

Friday, July 19th, 2019

Every day I am amazed to see hundreds of doors being shipped out of Rustica's door shop in Springville, Utah. Each barn door, front door, dutch door, or interior door is created from scratch and starts with unfinished lumber or raw metal. Customers have options to order our doors raw and unfinished or to pay a little extra for us to finish their do…

How to Finish and Seal a Front Entry Door

Tuesday, August 25th, 2026

At a glance Finishing a wood entry door means protecting the wood with a compatible exterior coating system. Sealing the opening means controlling drafts and water at the weatherstrip, sweep and threshold. Both matter. Follow the door and coating manufacturers’ instructions for preparation, all required surfaces, recoating and full cure. In this gu…

Round-Top, Arch-Top & Radius Doors: How to Specify the Shape

Saturday, August 22nd, 2026

2019-07-12T14:11:33.000Z An overall width and height do not define the arch Two doors can have the same width and maximum height but different curves. When ordering an arched door, identify the shape, the height where the curve begins and the frame profile. Use an approved drawing or template rather than relying on “round top” alone. Three differen…

Doors With Glass–Understanding Different Types of Glass

Monday, August 17th, 2026

At a glance Glass terms describe different things: float is a manufacturing process, annealed and tempered describe heat treatment, laminated and insulating describe construction, and Low-E, tint and texture describe other properties. Several can apply to the same unit. Specify safety, energy performance, appearance and privacy separately. In this…

Barn Doors for Closets

Monday, July 8th, 2019

Is your closet the forgotten/tucked-away hiding spot that gathers mounds of the un-favorites? Well not anymore! With closet barn doors, you will become proud of this space in your home and they will transform the way you think about your closet as well as your wardrobe. When a space is beautiful AND functional, it tends to get a little more of your…

What to Watch Out For When buying Barn Doors

Wednesday, July 3rd, 2019

Every Home Needs One You want/need a barn door to complete that aesthetic as well as save space in your home but....what is the difference in all the choices out there??? It can be overwhelming to select your barn door and barn door hardware. Sometimes when the selection is too vast, then you need to start looking for what you don't want. What You…

Barn Door DOs and DON'Ts

Wednesday, July 3rd, 2019

There are a few things to think about when considering a barn door for your space. Opening Size vs. Barn Door Size Make sure that you choose your barn door size to be at least 4" wider than your opening width and 1" taller than your opening height. Check out the instructions here . Header Space Make sure you have enough space above your opening for…

R-Value and U-Factor for Doors and Windows

Saturday, September 19th, 2026

2019-06-27T16:53:22.000Z Read the direction correctly Higher R-value means more resistance to heat flow. Lower U-factor means less heat transfer through the rated component or assembly. For doors and windows, compare documented whole-product ratings for equivalent configurations. R-5 is not a maximum, and U-0.1 is not a universal minimum. Compare t…

How to Create a Welcoming Front Door Experience

Wednesday, June 26th, 2019

We have all heard that first impressions are lasting. This is especially true with the entry way to the home; the front door and the porch. There are some major and minor front door improvement projects that can change the first impression you make on even the pickiest of visitors. Painting your front door a new color is the easiest way to transfor…

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