Unique Home Front Doors

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Looking to make a great first impression? How about switching out that overgrown cereal box you call a front door for an entry door that's as stylish and welcoming as you are? When it comes to adding some curb appeal to your home - and making a statement about who lives insideyour front door plays a leading role on the grand theater of your property.

Entry doors are often more than just front doors—those we tested can also be used in back or on the side. Because the front entrance of your home commands the most attention from the street, it also commands the most attention in the marketplace. Here's what to consider, wherever you put it.We've found that most entry doors perform well overall. But the materials they're made of—fiberglass, steel, and wood—each have strengths and weaknesses. And while a low-priced steel door can be the equal of a wood or fiberglass door costing five times as much, it's not the best choice for wear and tear.

For complete entry systems, be sure all components come from the same manufacturer. (Many systems are assembled by distributors with parts that might not mate perfectly.) Check that the weatherstripping seals properly and that the threshold interlocks with the bottom edge of the door.Picking the right front door will pay off in smoother operation, less maintenance, and added energy savings. You'll also have an elegant entry that makes a great first impression for years to come.

The front door of your home says a lot about who lives inside. But selecting an entry door that fits your home’s style, adds value to your home, and is aesthetically beautiful can be an overwhelming process. Because a front door has the ability to add (or subtract) to our home’s curb appeal as well as safety, replacing it is consistently rated a high-value project for homeowners to invest in.

Home security is something at the forefront of every homeowner’s mind. Protecting your family from burglars is a task that should not be taken lightly. While a lot of people would point to their windows as the first thing to take care of when burglar proofing a home, the front entry door is just as important, if not more so. The fact is that an estimated 70% of home invaders use a door (front doors, patio doors, even garage doors) to break into a home.