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Wooden exterior doors

A single exterior door consists of one door leaf, while a double exterior door consists of two door leaves that can open in the middle. A double door provides a wider opening and is ideal for larger entrances or if you want to create an impressive entryway to your home.

We also offer the production of wooden doors in an old style for those who live in the Old Town, need doors for their cabin, or have a house with an older architectural style. We also take care of the details and can use ASSA locks and handles on wooden doors intended for the main entrance.

If you have a picture of your old door, we can do our best to recreate the new door in a similar style. You have the option to choose from different styles and designs that match the architecture and style of your home.

Regardless of whether you choose a single or double wooden exterior door, it will provide a warm and inviting atmosphere while offering added security to your home. It is important to choose high-quality wood and ensure that the exterior door is treated and maintained properly to ensure longevity and resistance to weather conditions.

No matter which style you choose, a wooden exterior door will be a great investment that adds both functionality and aesthetic appeal to your home. Contact us to explore our wide range of wooden doors and create an impressive entryway to your home!

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When choosing dark colors for windows or doors made of pine, especially when they are to be installed on the south or west side of the building, it is important to consider the potential risk of resin release.

When the wood covered with dark color is heated by the sun, it may cause hidden resins deep within the wood to begin to expand and create pressure. This can lead to the resins melting and coming to the surface, causing discoloration or stickiness on the surface of the windows or doors.

As the manufacturer indicates, resins hidden deep in the wood during the production process may not always be visible until they are affected by heat. This phenomenon is natural, but it’s important to be aware of this potential effect, especially if windows or doors will be exposed to a lot of sunlight on the south or west side of the building.

It is important to understand that the manufacturer may not always have complete information about where the product will be installed, and therefore may not always inform customers specifically about this potential risk.

Therefore, it is important for customers to be aware of this general recommendation when choosing colors for windows and doors, especially when considering dark colors for pine products that will be exposed to a lot of sunlight.