More stories about Doors

• Kimball Hill Shuts Its Doors

  The troubled economy has claimed another victim as Kimball Hill Homes, the Rolling Hills, Ill.-based developer, announced that it was shutting its doors Dec. 3, 2008.

• Fine-Tuning the Frame for Finish

  Inspecting the frame before drywall ensures the trim will look its best, and can save a bundle in repairs.

• Q&A: Hidden Hinge Options

  Q: We have a client who would like interior door hinges that are totally hidden when the door is closed. Are there any hidden hinges available that are relatively easy to install and have some adjustability?

• Q&A: Reducing Garage-Door Noise

  Q: We recently completed a residence with a basement garage and a single 20-foot-wide garage door. The door is equipped with a commercial opener attached directly to the framing. Because the homeowners - who have a master suite directly above the garage - have complained about the noise the door...

• Installing Stock Cabinets

  Turning a profit on a home-center cabinet job starts with the first site visit.

• On the Job

  Raising the bar on efficiency; restoration in the round

• Q&A: Stopping Condensation Behind Knee Walls

  Q: A house we built about eight years ago here in Tennessee has ductwork running through the space behind the upstairs knee walls. The exterior side of the framing has been developing condensation, but only in extremely cold weather. There are no vents in

• Products

  Engineered lumber; exterior doors

• Replacing Doors In Stucco

  Cut carefully to preserve the building paper, and hide the missing stucco with rotproof trim.

• Products

  All-Season Doors ~ Tough Exposure ~ New Lows for Low-E ~ Timber Tamers ~ Safe Step ~ Engineered Conservatories ~Dry Gear ~ Anchor Bolt Holders ~ Taking a Stand