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Replacement Doors |
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Sliding Storm Doors |
Did you know that 11 percent of the heat in an average home is lost through exterior doors? That number is even higher for doors with lots of glass, as glass is a very poor insulator. The solution to keeping heat in - and the elements out - is sliding storm doors.
Adding Sliding Storm Doors to Your Home
When you think of storm doors, you're likely to think of those old, rickety, aluminum versions that clattered in the wind and did little to improve a home's appearance. But storm doors have come of age.
Today's sliding storm doors are sturdy, and often allow you the option of mixing and matching components so that the door frames, hardware, and glass come in the configurations you like best for your door. For example, because sliding glass or French doors are often chosen for patios, for their ability to let light and views in, sliding storm doors with lots of glass are preferable. Many sliding storm doors even allow you to replace or slide away the glass panels for insect screening, to help you enjoy fresh, bug-free, warm spring days. And unlike the storm doors of yesterday, today's sliding storm doors fit tightly so as to create a solid barrier between inside and out.
Energy Efficiency is Hot
The National Association of Home Builders says that energy efficient improvements are among the most popular home improvements being made today. Sliding storm doors improve the energy efficiency of patio doors by creating a more impermeable barrier against the elements. Plus, high-quality storm doors utilize low-e glass or glazing to add an extra measure of efficiency. Sliding storm doors are a modest investment that can pay big dividends. |
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