Doors

Not sure how to frame a door? Here's the basics!

Update a new door in 11 steps.

If your storm door is flapping in the breeze, it may be time for a DIY project to repair the mechanism with a few simple steps.

If you have an average level of home improvement knowledge, you can install a doorbell in 8 steps.

We help you troubleshoot through a problematic door.

Develop a whole new feel for your exterior and create instant curb appeal in one afternoon.

For shabby chic or designer elegance, up your style quotient (and your space).

A concealed hideaway in just 7 steps.

In order to install a storm door that will protect your home's entryway from the weather, it must fit properly. Follow these guidelines to measure a storm door so you can purchase the correct-sized door.

If you find that you are dealing with wood door repair, it is important to have a rough idea of the proper way to handle the situation.

Keep heating and cooling costs down by stopping air flow.

Acrylic and latex are good options.

Homes that were built in the 70s and 80s were rarely constructed with French doors. They were, however, constructed with sliding patio doors either off the kitchen or the family room. This guide will show you step by step how to replace them yourself with beautiful French doors.

Learn how to build a louvered bifold door efficiently and effectively.

Perhaps you have a lovely sun-room that requires more access, so you decide to install a pair of bi-fold

French doors are a popular and stylish way of opening a room to the outdoors or dividing up space.

Install a storm door for your entry door with sidelights for extra security against intruders and bad weather in five steps.

These doors can look like wood, but they're more resilient.

These broad entrances can welcome light and air into a home.

This classic style is great for homes with animals or kids.

Pre-hung doors have a doorjamb pre-attached.

Let your pal go out into the yard when you're not around.

Here's how to fill the holes left by old hinges.

Check their alignment and tighten them up.