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TYPES OF DOORS
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Further Discover

• A symphony of materials Uncover the strengths
  and beauty of wood, metal, glass, and modern
  composites, understanding how each one adds its
  own character to your door.
• Beyond the swing Explore a variety of door
  designs, from classic swing and sliding options
  to space-saving pocket doors and charming barn
  doors, finding the perfect solution for every
  need.
• Where security meets style Dive into the world
  of specialized doors, including robust security
  doors that safeguard your haven, fire doors that
  stand guard against flames, and garage doors that
  offer convenient access.
• The art of aesthetics Delve into the realm of
  door design, where hardware, finishes, and colors
  become your palette, allowing you to paint a
  masterpiece on the canvas of your doorway.

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Wood
Metal

• Timeless warmth and beauty
• Durable and versatile
• Wide range of styles and finishes
  (oak, mahogany, maple, pine)
• Natural insulation properties
• Requires regular maintenance

• Unmatched security and durability
• Sleek and contemporary aesthetic
• Low maintenance (steel, aluminum, iron)
• Fire-resistant options available
• Can feel cold to the touch

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Fiber Glass
Glass

• Elegant and open feel, maximizes natural light
• Available in frosted, stained, and tempered
  options for privacy and safety
• Ideal for interior doors, patios, and French
  doors
• Requires careful cleaning and may not offer
  optimal insulation

• Ideal for exterior doors facing harsh weather
  conditions
• Resistant to rot, warping, and insect damage
• Cost-effective and low-maintenance
• Can lack the natural beauty of wood or the modern
  appeal of metal

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Composite
Vinyl (PVC)

• Combines the benefits of multiple materials
  (e.g., wood and fiberglass)
• Durable, weather-resistant, and low-maintenance
• Offers a wide range of styles and finishes to
  mimic wood or metal
• Slightly higher cost than fiberglass

• Affordable option for both interior and exterior
  use
• Available in various colors and textures to mimic
  wood or other materials
• Easy to clean and maintain
• May not offer the same level of durability as
  other materials

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Swing Doors
Description

• The most common type, operating on hinges and
  swinging inwards or outwards.

Applications
Suitable for interior and exterior use, serving
as entryways, room dividers, and closet doors.
Subtypes
Includes single doors, double doors, French
doors, pocket doors, and bypass doors.
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Sliding Doors
Description

• Space-saving solutions that glide smoothly on
  tracks, ideal for wider openings.

Applications
Perfect for hallways, partitions, balconies,
patios. Offers unobstructed views and easy access.
Subtypes
Different sliding door options like single,
double, stacking, pocket, and patio doors.
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Folding Doors
Description

• Flexible and accordion-like. Maximize space
  utilization while providing easy access.

Applications
Ideal for large openings, closets, room dividers,
and pantries.
Subtypes
Bi-fold, tri-fold, and multi-fold door options
for different spaces.
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Security Doors
Description

• These doors offer protection against unwanted
  intrusions, and safeguard valuables.

Applications
Ideal for homes, businesses, high-security areas,
and sensitive data rooms.
Subtypes
Solid steel doors, multi-point locking systems,
and bulletproof options are available.
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Fire Doors
Description

• Engineered with heat-resistant materials and
  automatic closing mechanisms to contain fires.

Applications
Mandatory in malls and large buildings, crucial
for escape routes and compartmentalization.
Subtypes
Steel doors, wood doors with intumescent paint,
and self-closing mechanisms installation options.
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Garage Doors
Description

• Traditional garage doors is the classic choice
  that lift vertically, maximizing headroom.

Applications
The standard option for most garages, offering
security and weather protection.
Subtypes
Sectional doors (multiple panels), roll-up doors
(continuous curtain), and insulated options.
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Single Pocket Doors
Description

• Single door panel that glides seamlessly into a
  pocket within the wall, saving space.

Applications
Ideal for bedrooms, bathrooms, closets, and
hallways.
Subtypes
Bypass systems (two doors sliding in opposite
directions), pre-hung kits, barn door aesthetics.
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Double Pocket Doors
Description

• Two door panels disappear into the wall on either
  side, maximizing space and openness.

Applications
Perfect for living rooms, kitchens, and entries,
connecting large spaces.
Subtypes
Pocket French, bi-fold pocket doors (multiple
folding panels), custom configurations.
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Door Styles
Classic elegance, customizable with raised or
flat panels, ideal for traditional and modern
styles.
Sleek and minimalist, perfect for contemporary
settings, available in smooth or textured
finishes.
Light and airy, connecting spaces, add visual
interest with frosted, stained, or textured glass.
Unique ventilation and light diffusion, suitable
for coastal or rustic themes.
Industrial chic, sliding with exposed hardware,
enhance farmhouse or modern lofts.
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Hardware Finishes

Handles Knobs
Dramatic or understated, bronze, chrome, nickel,
wood, or ceramic can make a statement.
Knockers
Decorative accents, from sleek modern to
intricate antique for the personalized character.
Paint Stain
Transforming the Canvas, bold colors, natural
wood tones, or classic black for elegance.
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Matching Doors to Home Style
Traditional Panel doors with raised panels and
warm wood tones. Hardware in classic finishes
like brass or bronze.
Rustic Louvered doors, barn doors, or stained
wood panel doors. Hardware with aged metal or
rustic charm.
Scandinavian Light and airy glazed doors,
painted white or natural wood finishes. Simple
hardware in black or metal.
Modern Flush doors with sleek finishes, and
minimalist hardware in chrome or nickel.
European Last much longer and delivers the same
performance over the years with minimal
maintenance.
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Key Points Recap

• We explored a diverse landscape of doors, ranging
  from classic wood to modern metal, from secure
  guardians to space-saving door solutions.
• We delved into the functional aspects,
  considering material strengths, insulation
  properties, and specific application needs.
• We embraced the design potential, discovering how
  door styles, hardware, and finishes can shape the
  character of any space.
• We looked toward sustainability, choosing the
  right eco-friendly doors that respect the planet
  and promote healthy living.

Remember Your doors are more than just
entryways they are statements of style,
expressions of security, and reflections of your
values.
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Address
123 Coffey Street, Brooklyn, NY - 11231
Contact Number
1 929-203-4989
E-mail Address
info_at_openawd.com
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