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The Anatomy of a Glass Pivot Door

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  As homes become more unique reflections of the homeowner who dwells inside them, the options for design are growing. Among the wide range of decisions in home design is choosing doors for each entrance to your home. One option you may not have considered yet is a glass pivot door . Glass pivot doors are becoming increasingly popular inside luxury homes because they add an air of elegance and style that other doors do not bring to a home. So, what makes them so sought after, and why are they growing in popularity ? Pivot Glass Door Design   Standard doors are installed with two or three hinges down one side of the door. Pivot glass doors do not have these same hinges down the side. Pivot glass doors are made to swing at a specific point from the top and bottom of the door frame. Because of this, the door can swing from the middle or as close to the middle as you wish. Pivot glass doors can open inward and outward, creating flexibility in your entryways . Endless Size Po

Choosing the Right Patio Door Material

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Deciding which patio doors are suitable for your home will depend on their placement, your home's design, your aesthetic preferences, and your needs. The patio door not only provides access to your outdoor living space from the home's interior but should also work to complement the exterior of your home. But one essential variable to consider is the door's material. Get the most out of your investment in a new patio door with our advice on choosing the right patio door material . Wood   Wood is the gold standard for classic elegance. Wood patio doors give the feel of traditional grace and come with gorgeous, distinctive finishes. Unfortunately, you might find that wood patio doors have more cons than pros. Wood patio doors are more expensive, less energy efficient, and require upkeep. In addition, moisture can warp the patio doors, and heat can cause them to fade, so if you choose wood patio doors for your home, prepare to spend time refinishing them . Fibergla

Benefits of Indoor & Outdoor Living with Sliding Glass Doors

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There is something serene about creating parts of your home that bring the fresh and peaceful feel of the outdoors inside. More people are releasing the boundaries of their homes to blend their outdoor living space with the interior of their homes. This shift creates a lifestyle change that promotes health and a connection to nature. Sliding glass doors can facilitate this redesign of your living space . Let's look at some benefits of incorporating sliding glass doors into your indoor/outdoor living space . Expand the Footprint of Your Home   Installing sliding glass doors as a clear divider between the indoors and outdoors will expand your living space. Homeowners can fill their outdoor space with furniture and elements that complement the interior design of their homes. The extra space can be a bonus for larger gatherings and celebrations, with room for more guests. But the upgraded transition to your outdoor area will not just be a benefit for entertaining your friend

Benefits of Aluminum and Vinyl Windows and Doors

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  If it is time to replace or upgrade the windows and doors in your home, you want to make an informed decision. The options can feel overwhelming as you sift through manufacturers, styles, dealers, and window functions. To help you make your decision, let's look at some of the benefits of aluminum and vinyl windows and doors.   Vinyl is a nickname for the full name of the material, called Poly-Vinyl Chloride, or PCV. To make vinyl windows and doors, the PVC is blended with other additives that make the material easier to mold into different styles and more resistant to sun damage.   Aluminum is a lightweight silvery metal. While it is not naturally found in the earth's crust, it is made from bauxite, which needs to be processed to make aluminum. The resource is abundant. Aluminum is lightweight and known for resistance to oxidation and strength.   So, what makes these two materials an excellent fit for doors and windows? Aesthetically Pleasing    Both materials