Your new front door could be solid, have small glass panels, or be primarily glass. Glass front doors offer a great aesthetic option for nearly any home, and decorative glass is great for curb appeal.

With a large decorative window in each panel and supporting wood stiles (vertical) and rails (horizontal) edge supports, less than 40 percent of the door is actually insulated.

Wood has long been the material of choice for exterior doors, but it’s making its way indoors. They are a classic choice that can be used anywhere in the house.

MCCLEARY, Wash., April 22, 2011 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Simpson® Door Company's wood exterior doors with WaterBarrier® Technology offer the warmth and beauty of wood inside the home, with protection ...

A. Front doors with decorative sidelights are very popular today. As you have found, the sidelights, which are fixed in the door opening, experience much less wear and tear than the door itself.

Q: We just stripped six layers of paint off the front door of our 1820s house. I think the door is made of chestnut. We don’t want to repaint it, and we don’t like polyurethane. What’s the best ...