Therma-Tru opens the doors to endless possibilities, literally. Whether you are building new or remodeling, boosting your curb appeal couldn’t be easier. ThermaTru sells single and double doors, transoms, and sidelights. The doors are made out of wood, fiberglass, aluminum, and steel and offer a variety of textures, stains, colors, blinds, and glass configurations.
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ThermaTru doors offer an extensive catalog showcasing the various styles and options for your new entry door. Customize your door from the very beginning by choosing the type of door, the finish, sidelights, blinds, glass inserts, and other accessories when you visit the Therma-Tru Doors Catalog
Standard size entry doors are 30 inches, 32 inches, and 36 inches wide. The height of a standard door is 80 inches. Entry Doors have a standard thickness of 1¾ inches.
Steel doors are a less expensive option than wood doors. Although there are low-end wood doors, steel doors offer more for your buck. With steal doors, it offers homeowners a more energy-efficient option due to its higher insulating values.
An exterior fiberglass, steel or wood entry door should last anywhere between 30 and 40 years according to the National Association of Home Builders. It is recommended that the doors be protected and sealed from the elements.
We want to offer our customers the best possible service from start to finish. One way we do this is by offering financing options for your roofing, siding, windows, doors and other exterior renovations. We will assist you in picking out and choosing the best financing option that makes sense for you. Give us a call today and learn more about how we can help you protect your investment.
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