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Entry Doors

Entry doors provide practical access to a home and shape its appearance. Hinged doors swing on side hinges, while pivot doors turn on a central axis.

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About Entry Doors products

Residential doors are chosen to suit the opening, the home's exterior, and how people move through it. Front Doors are one option in this category; compare the listed door dimensions with the rough opening, then check the swing direction, frame, and threshold before specifying a replacement or a new build.

Entry Doors

Architectural doors can define the entry's proportions and control how much daylight reaches the interior. This category includes Commercial Doors and Security Doors and Grilles, along with glass entrance doors; check the product specifications for glazing, material, hardware preparation, and compatibility with the intended frame. Steel entry doors are another option when the brief calls for steel.

What types of entry doors are listed?

The category includes Front Doors, Bifold Doors, French Doors, Hinged Doors, Pivot Doors, Sliding Doors, Security Doors and Grilles, and Commercial Doors. Check the opening and how the door will be used before comparing styles.

What should I consider for glass entrance doors?

Decide how much glass you want and where it should sit in the door. Confirm the glazing and frame specifications meet local safety and energy requirements.

How do I check whether a door will fit?

Measure the rough opening, including its height, width, and depth, and note the hinge side and swing direction. Check whether the product is prehung or a door slab before confirming the frame details.