Types of Entry Doors
Fiberglass
Entry Doors- BEST CHOICE รพ
Fiberglass
is a practical choice for most people. These doors are available with a
smooth surface or, more typically, an embossed wood-grain texture. An edge
treatment on some makes them look more like real wood. Harris Exteriors & More sells and installs
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Pros:
Fiberglass
doors resist wear and tear better than steel. They can be painted or stained,
are moderately priced and dent-resistant, and require little maintenance.
Cons:
They can
crack under severe impact.
Pros:
They're
relatively inexpensive and can offer the security and weather resistance of
fiberglass and wood doors. Steel doors require little maintenance--unless
dents are a part of your home scenario. They're energy-efficient; though adding
glass panels cuts their insulating value.
Cons:
Steel doors
didn't resist weather as well as fiberglass and wood doors in our abuse tests
and the laboratory equivalent of torrential rain, strong winds, and a decade of
wear and tear. And while they're typically low-maintenance, dents are hard to
fix, and scratches may rust if they aren't painted promptly.
Wood
Entry Doors
Wood
provides the high-end look that other materials try to mimic.
Pros:
Solid-wood
doors were best at resisting wear and tear in our tests. They're also the least
likely to dent, and scratches are easy to repair.
Cons:
Wood doors
remain expensive. And they require regular painting or varnishing to look their
best.
Published by Consumer Reports Magazine