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Top 10 Classic and Simple Mission Style Doors

Monday, September 25th, 2023

When you live in a home with classic mission style architecture, you want all the design elements to match the historic fashion, including the windows, colors, furniture, and doors. Rustica’s line of handmade mission style doors reflect the key characteristics of this architecture beautifully. If you’re searching for the perfect door to match your…

12 Front Door Decor Ideas, Plus Ways to Hang Them

Thursday, September 24th, 2026

This Rustica entry uses warm wood and a pair of flower baskets. The doors stay visible, and the plants sit beside the opening. Decorate the entrance as a whole A front door rarely needs every decorative idea at once. Choose one focal point on the door, one matching detail beside it and a clear route across the landing. Work with the door’s panels,…

Triple Bypass Barn Doors: How They Work and What to Measure

Friday, September 25th, 2026

Three panels, three travel paths Rustica’s three-track triple bypass system lets three panels slide past one another on separate tracks. The panels can stack in the same part of the opening, which helps when there is little side wall space. The tradeoff is that the stack may still cover part of the passage and project farther into the room. IN THIS…

Colonial Doors: Panel Proportions, Entry Details & 12 Options

Wednesday, August 12th, 2026

2023-08-14T18:00:29.000Z Start with the house and its existing details A six-panel door is a familiar Colonial-style choice, but the panel count alone does not make a replacement look right. Compare the panel proportions, molding, rails, trim and surrounding windows. For a historic building, establish which details belong to the building before cha…

8 Things to Consider When Shopping for a Commercial Door

Thursday, July 27th, 2023

Purchasing a commercial door, whether interior or exterior, is not the same as designing and purchasing a residential door. This is because commercial doors are subject to public building codes and regulations, and they experience heavier use than most residential doors 8 Commercial Door Considerations Security Foot Traffic Fire Safety Insulating C…

ADA Door Clearance: Width, Approaches and Hardware

Thursday, September 24th, 2026

Clear width is only one measurement Under the 2010 ADA Standards, a typical accessible door opening needs at least 32 inches of clear width. That is the usable passage, not the nominal slab width. Maneuvering space, thresholds, hardware and opening force also matter, and the required details depend on the door and approach. IN THIS GUIDE Measure cl…

Mahogany Doors: 10 Designs, Finishes and Buying Tips

Friday, September 25th, 2026

Choose the design and the actual wood A mahogany door can bring warm wood tones and visible grain to an entry or interior. Start with the opening and design, then confirm the exact wood, finish and construction. A stain named “mahogany” describes a color; it does not prove that the door is made from mahogany. IN THIS GUIDE Three designs to start yo…

Tinted Glass: Appearance, Privacy & Performance

Sunday, September 13th, 2026

2023-06-26T16:08:27.000Z What tint can tell you Tint changes the color and light transmission of glass. It can soften a bright view or give a door a darker visual character, but it does not automatically make the glass private, insulated or resistant to break-in. Choose those properties separately. Color, privacy and safety are separate glass choic…

What is Safety Glass?

Monday, June 12th, 2023

Safety glass is an important type of glass because building codes require it in certain applications. These regulations apply to both commercial and residential building codes. Because of its importance, homeowners and business owners alike will benefit from knowing what safety glass is and the different types of safety glass options available. 4 T…

Insulated Glass Explained: Panes, Gas Fills, Ratings and Seal Failure

Sunday, August 16th, 2026

2023-05-31T15:46:23.000Z Insulation comes from the complete assembly An insulated glass unit, or IGU, uses two or more panes separated by sealed spaces. The panes, cavity fill, coatings, spacer and seals work together. “Double-pane” describes the construction; it does not tell you the complete window’s energy, sound or safety performance. What is i…

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