Therma-Tru Doors have extremely strong brand name recognition with homeowners -- which translates into greater front doors of houses recognition for the builders who use their product. builders know they can turn to therma-tru catalog of doors to build a new home with curb appeal that starts at the door for the front. today''s doors most successful builders demand doors that can withstand the wear and tear that occurs both during installation and over time. the ability to stand up to these demands is one of the main reasons builders are increasingly turning away from wood and steel and selecting doors of for the interior. eliminating builder callbacks, doors save time and money in the repair and maintenance of wood and steel doors.

the fiberglass smooth-star door line, the industry''s first door created from fiberglass to capture the smooth look of painted wood, has been awarded a u.s. patent. doors are strategically houses engineered for exceptional durability and appealing aesthetics. smoothstar doors can be painted front to a high gloss with no distortions doors of the surface. doors are available with embossed panels or three-dimensional raised panels and also in new 8-foot heights. doors in therma-tru''s classic-craft line for interior use have a more wooden appearance owing to an innovation in the six-year-old product line. according to the company has developed raised paneling for its of doors that provide higher fidelity and sharper detail. the panels are layered over a polyurethane core that, according to therma-tru, insulates five times houses better than wood. because f the product''s durability, which includes resistance to weather-related cracking, therma-tru is front offering the doors with a lifetime warranty that far exceeds the typical five-year warranty that wooden doors have. this product makes all the sense in the world which sells these doors out of its showroom. the doors are selling really well and we are making special orders for them.

divided lites you can purchase true divided-lite (the industry term for multiple panes) doors from some manufacturers. many doormakers offer snap-in, false muntins that do a fair job of mimicking the look of divided lites but are much less expensive and make glass easier to clean. sliders that more closely resemble divided-lite doors doors have both snap-in grilles and matching false muntins sandwiched between the two panes of insulating glass. a pair of 6-foot-wide doors like these costs about. another option is a miniblind or pleated shade encased between the two panes of insulated glass; the interior glass panel is removable of so the binds houses can be easily cleaned. listing at about, these are pricey, but they save the cost of window coverings.

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