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There is a wide spectrum of patio doors in vinyl, fiberglass, aluminum and wood, each designed to make a statement in virtually any home. What’s more, since most patio doors are custom made to your order, it gives you the freedom to think outside the box, tweak a size here, add a distinctive grid configuration there, or combine doors with a transom window or sidelites for a one-of-a-kind patio entrance.
Aluminum Patio Doors
A lightweight and strong material that is a cost effective alternative to wood. This material is corrosion-resistant and performs well in most climates.
Vinyl Patio Doors
A strong plastic material that is used for its durability, energy efficiency and ability to stand up to the elements. This material will never fade in color, flake, peel or rot.
Fiberglass Patio Doors
This material features both the feel and look of genuine wood, right down to the knots and cracks, with less upkeep. These doors are built to withstand the rigors of any climate – hot or cold, wet or dry.
Wood Patio Doors
Wood doors come in a variety of species, such as fir, pine, mahogany or alder. Each species has a range of characteristics, like grain, color and sap content, which contributes to its unique appearance.
Steel Patio Doors
Steel offers strength and durability and is a good choice for most climates. They will require only minimal maintenance (in especially moist areas, they may require minor upkeep).
Clad-Wood Patio Doors
Like a coat of armor, cladding is a strong layer of metal on wood, providing extra protection and low maintenance benefits with no exterior painting required.
Sliding patio doors are one of the most popular features of any home. They provide convenient access while creating unimpeded views that flood interior spaces with natural light. While old-style patio doors were notorious for heat loss, leakage and poor security, modern doors offer significant improvements. Frames and glass are more energy efficient, many products incorporate multi-point locking mechanisms for better security and sophisticated flashing packages prevent leakage.
There is a wide spectrum of custom french doors in vinyl, fiberglass, aluminum and wood, each designed to make a statement in virtually any home. Most french doors are custom made to your order, we give you the freedom to think outside the box, tweak a size here, add a distinctive grid configuration there, or combine doors with a transom window or sidelites for a one-of-a-kind patio entrance. French doors are one of the most popular features of any home. As with any window or door today, there are many choices when it comes to choosing a french door.
Quite simply, multi slide patio doors OPEN SPACE. A large wall opening transforms the space and creates a seamless transition from the outdoors to the indoors. Multi slide doors are also preferred by designers and homeowners for the narrow European styles and rails. With clean lines multi slide patio doors also maximizes your view as a glass wall when closed.
A folding patio door connects the indoor and outdoor spaces line nothing else.
Limitless options exist in various settings. Seeing a bi-fold door in action for the first time, the possibilities will unfold right before your eyes. Embracing the outdoors or protecting your space from the elements, a bi-fold patio door by Illumination window & Door Co is designed to deliver every time.
A new entry door can pay for itself – and then some. A recent survey suggests homeowners who choose a stylish new entry door can significantly improve the curb appeal of there home, and with a door that complements their home’s architecture, can increase the overall perceived value of their home.
In a recent survey, real estate agents were shown images of various homes, including some that had been modified with a new Therma-Tru door, and asked to estimate the value of the home. While results varied, the survey suggests choosing a Therma-Tru door that complements the home’s architecture could add up to 7% to the value of a remodeled home.
Durability – The material never warps, rots or rusts and can stand strong for decades. Performance – The entry system reduces heat transfer and boosts energy efficiency, thereby lowering your energy costs. Expertly crafted, high-performing luxury fiberglass doors look virtually indistinguishable from real wood.
Formed with high-definition panels and wide profiles, smooth fiberglass doors feature a light paint-brush-stroke texture that can be painted any color, without presanding or scuffing the surface, and they won’t warp, dent or rust.
Created to resemble the beautiful, natural look of real mahogany, oak or fir woodgrains, textured fiberglass doors have high-definition panels with wider profiles to provide more depth and authenticity than traditional fiberglass doors, and they won’t warp, dent or rust.
Whether you’re building a new custom shower or you’re just remodeling an existing one, one of the most important decisions you’ll make during the process is what type of shower door you’re going to install. The wrong choice here can ruin the overall look of your shower.
However, the right shower door can truly enhance your shower, transforming it into a unique and beautiful work of art. Each type of shower door has its own unique appearance that can fit different tastes. Some are intended for specific shower designs, such as those built into a corner. There are pivot shower doors, as well as doors that slide and hinge. Some have metal frames that surround the glass while others are completely frameless.
With so many shower door options to choose from, it can start to get overwhelming. Don’t worry, we’ve broken down nine different types of shower doors so that you can understand the differences between each of them.
This is the standard type of shower door that most of us are most familiar with. They’re cost-effective and easier to install than frameless doors. In fact, homeowners with some DIY experience may even be able to install them themselves. Framed setups can be sliding doors, hinged doors, or pivot shower doors. A framed shower door has a metal frame that goes all the way around the perimeter to provide strength and stability. While it does this job well, it comes with an unintended side effect. The metal used for the frame can detract from the overall looks of the shower.
Simple yet elegant, frameless shower doors are almost entirely glass. With no metal frame around the perimeter, they’re not only attractive, but they’re also difficult to install. They can be sliding doors, hinged doors, or pivot shower doors. The glass used for these doors is very thick since there is no frame to add strength and stability. The glass must be able to support its own weight by whatever method it’s mounted. Naturally, they’re more expensive than framed shower doors because of this, but also because of how aesthetically pleasing they are. Since they are more difficult to install, you’ll likely need to hire a professional.
Also known as bypass doors, sliding shower doors work similarly to a sliding patio door, except that both panels will slide so you can enter your shower from either side. In a framed system, the doors are contained inside of tracks in the frame. For a frameless setup, a metal track bar is mounted across the top of the front of the shower enclosure. The glass panels will hang on the track bar with rollers that will slide across the bar with ease. This type of shower door can be pretty difficult to install though, so you may want to consider contacting a professional. Remember that sliding doors can only be used on showers with a large enough opening for two full-size glass doors to fit. Smaller shower entryways won’t be able to use a sliding door.
Wood and Clad-Wood windows showcase elegance, thoughtful engineering, and long-lasting performance. Available with AuraLast® pine, these windows are designed to protect against termites, wood rot, and water damage. The clad exterior protects the life of your wood window, promoting longevity, and decreasing maintenance. Perfect for any architectural style ranging from farmhouse to modern, or historical to contemporary.
There are many different window designs that can complement any style home. However, some window styles are more popular than others. You can use your windows to create a beautiful aesthetic that maximizes natural sunlight and allows fresh air to flow through your home. From casement windows to bow windows, JELD-WEN creates a wide variety of expertly crafted window styles that can elevate the look of any home.
Impact Windows
Impact windows and doors are designed to resist shattering when struck. Engineered with laminated glass, hurricane windows are held in place by a durable interlayer that stays intact even upon serious impact, protecting against the most extreme weather elements. They also provide increased home security, noise reduction, and convenience.
Picture windows are fixed windows with minimal frames. This style if popular for those who enjoy a lot of natural sunlight and clear, expansive views.
Double-hung windows can be opened from the top and the bottom to allow for greater airflow compared to single-hung windows.
Casement and awning windows can add a unique design element to your home while opening your walls to allow natural light and fresh air to flow in.
Sliding windows open horizontally to the left or the right, which makes them a sleek addition to any space. These windows allow for maximum ventilation and save on space. Depending on whether you prefer wood frames or vinyl frames, our sliding windows are available in a myriad of colors and finish options that will match any home design.
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