Doors

Patio doors may require replacement after damage or years of wear and tear. The typical patio door replacement cost ranges from $1,550 to $6,250, or $2,500 on average.

Are you struggling to find a space-saving interior or exterior door for your home? Whether you’re building a tiny house or just trying to renovate a small or tricky room, don’t limit yourself to traditional doors and the standard sizes offered by your local building supply store. Think outside the box—or in this case, the door frame. Look at the area surrounding the door opening. Is there room for pocket doors that could slide into the wall? What about overhead? If there’s space there, a horizontal retractable door could work. Or, if sound and insulation aren’t issues, accordion doors that fold back toward the frame may be the answer. Pivot doors that rotate around a central point are yet another option. Take a look at our list for more ideas!

When you’re shopping for a new entry door, you’ve got a lot of decisions to make. But while you’re grappling with the right architectural style and finish, don’t lose sight of the single most important decision: the material your door will be made of.

A door knob might not be the first thing visitors notice about a house, but it is often the first thing they touch. Make sure yours is memorable.

Which types of doors are easiest to install, and easiest on the wallet? When should you order custom, rather than buying off the shelf? Here’s what to know before your next DIY door project.

Transforming a basic set of door plans into a grand entrance—be it to the house or to the closet—takes less effort than you might imagine. Come right in and check out these inspiring do-it-yourself constructions.

Repair unreliable doors that won’t latch to regain a sense of security and privacy when you close the door to the bedroom, bathroom, or your home.

Hello, my friend, hello again; today we come together to talk about How To: Replace a Door Closer and hope the blog can help you. The door closer on my front porch—that mechanical cylindrical device that keeps the door from flying open too far and then automatically closes it afterwards—had seen better days. With numerous…

Prehung doors are easier to install than slab doors, but you still need to have a few skills in your belt to get the job done right. Follow these steps to achieve professional-looking results.

Wood doors can be sticky, but the repair doesn’t need to be. If your doors have been a little temperamental lately, try one of these fixes to get them opening freely again.