Storm Doors

Storm doors serve multiple purposes. They provide added flexibility and protection for exterior doors. By allowing extra light and increased ventilation, they create a barrier against bugs entering your living space. Unlike a solid entry door, a storm door also offers the option to monitor children playing outside or to let in more sunlight. Additionally, storm doors act as a shield for your entry door against the elements such as rain, ice, or snow. When installed correctly, a storm door enhances insulation, creating a pocket that retains warm air and keeps cold air out.

Both storm and screen doors serve as supplementary layers to your primary entry door. The key distinction lies in their protective capabilities. A standard screen door lacks a frame, offering no defence against rain or snow, but it allows fresh air to circulate indoors.

Storm doors, on the other hand, feature frames that furnish an extra shield against the elements. They are equipped with screens or glass panels, enabling you to keep your main door shut while still enjoying ventilation. Storm doors are generally sturdier than screen doors and can enhance your home's aesthetic appeal.

Storm doors are mounted on the outside, or in front of, an exterior door. They are typically seen on front entry doors but can be installed on all access doors depending on their intended purpose.

Generally, they are seen on single doors, but there are also options for french door style storm doors as well.