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What Is an Awning? Types, Benefits and Planning Tips

Friday, September 25th, 2026

The Securus design uses a covered metal roof. Confirm the selected roof, dimensions and mounting details for your project. A quick definition An awning is a structure that projects from a building to cover or shade a door, window or outdoor area. Some have a solid roof or fabric cover; others are open decorative structures. The roof design determin…

What Is an Astragal? Double-Door Parts, Types and Fit

Saturday, September 26th, 2026

An astragal is a strip or assembly at the meeting edges of a pair of doors. Depending on its design, it can cover the joint, hold a seal or carry parts such as strikes and bolts. The correct astragal depends on the complete door system, including its swing, hardware and required performance. It is often attached to one door, but paired designs also…

Everything You Need to Know about Dentil Shelves

Friday, September 18th, 2026

2024-02-20T17:31:41.000Z At a glance A dentil shelf is the small projecting ledge below the upper glass or panel of some Craftsman-style doors. The repeated blocks beneath it are dentils. Its role is decorative: it adds a strong horizontal line and shadow, rather than serving as a shelf for stored objects. The three visible parts of a dentil shelf…

Pros and Cons of a Flush Door

Saturday, August 8th, 2026

2024-02-12T22:02:42.000Z At a glance A flush door has a flat face. That describes its appearance, not its core, sound performance or exterior suitability. Two flush doors can look almost identical while differing substantially in weight, durability and tested ratings. Flush describes the face, not the core Two doors have the same flat face. Their c…

5 Reasons to Buy an Unfinished Barn Door

Thursday, January 11th, 2024

Household DIY projects that add function to your home—such as building a custom door —can be incredibly rewarding. However, not all of us have the skills or time to build a door from scratch. That’s why buying an unfinished barn door is the perfect solution, as you get the best of both worlds. You have the opportunity to get creative and test your…

Panel Doors: Construction, Styles, Pros & Tradeoffs

Sunday, September 6th, 2026

2024-01-03T22:41:48.000Z What makes a door a panel door? A panel door has raised or recessed areas framed by a larger pattern of rails and stiles. That face can come from separate assembled parts or a molded skin. The panel pattern tells you how the door looks; the specification tells you what it is made of and how it performs. How a framed panel d…

12 Ways to Improve Front Door Security

Tuesday, September 1st, 2026

At a glance Improve front door security by inspecting the complete entry: the door slab, frame, anchorage, lock, strike, hinges and any glazing. Repair weak or damaged components and choose compatible, appropriately tested hardware. Safety glazing, decorative glass and security glazing serve different purposes. In this guide 12 ways to improve fron…

7 Things to Keep in Mind When Buying a Large Barn Door

Tuesday, November 28th, 2023

One of the many benefits of a sliding barn door is that it can cover a large door opening—such as the wide opening between a dining room and a living room. While a large barn door is perfect for such a space, there are some critical things to keep in mind when purchasing an oversized barn door. These include: 7 Large Barn Door Essentials Measuring…

10 Craftsman Door Designs: Compare Panels, Glass and Shelves

Friday, August 7th, 2026

2023-11-07T21:48:33.000Z Start with proportion, then choose the details Craftsman doors often combine substantial wood framing, straightforward panels and a small group of glass lites near the top. A projecting shelf can reinforce that character, but the balance of glass and wood matters more than any single ornament. The ten designs below show bot…

Barn Door Privacy Sweep: Measure and Close a Side Gap

Saturday, September 26th, 2026

A barn door privacy sweep uses a brush to cover the viewable space between a sliding door and the surface behind it. Start by locating the gap, then measure it at several heights and through the door’s travel. Choose a sweep by its complete mounting geometry, not brush length alone. A side sweep can improve the sightline at that edge, but it does n…

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