Bayer Built Doors Bayer Built Woodworks offers a wide selection of pre-hung doors for exterior and interior applications. Choose from a variety of designs in an array of material options. Plus, Bayer Built Pre-Finish means your product will be ready for installation upon delivery.Interior Doors Interior doors do more than just separate rooms and provide privacy, they define the decor and character of a home, while providing warmth, beauty, and function. Bayer Built Woodworks' stock door options provide style and design suited to all aesthetic desires. From traditional raised and flat panel options to rustic Louver or Cafe choices, elegant French doors to practical Accordion Doors there is a style to fit your needs. Choose a door that will meet your decorating flair, add value, and provide satisfaction for years to come. For more information about the Bayer Built Interior Door systems, click here. Bayer Built Interior Doors are available in a variety of wood species and factory-primed options and with Bayer Built Pre-Finish your door is sure to complement the look and style you desire.
Panel doors add warmth and luxury to any room, providing decor that not only beautifies interiors but also increases home value. Stylish and sophisticated, French doors accentuate any home with natural light and beauty. Lightweight and simple, yet highly functional, Flush doors are great for residential and commercial buildings. Louver doors are great for high humidity locations that require more ventilation.CUSTOM MILLWORK distributes a wide variety of interior doors for passage, bifolds, bipass accordion or complete prehungChoose from a limitless offering of softwood or hardwood stile and rail doors, available in the style and wood species of your choice. Flush wood doors both architectural and residential grade available machined and prehungCheck out our manufacturer websites to see what we mean when we say "we've got the door for you". Riverside Smooth 5-Panel Equal Hollow Core Primed Composite Single Prehung Interior Door MDF Series Smooth 5-Panel Equal Solid Core Primed Composite Single Prehung Interior Door
Solidoor Riverside Smooth 5-Panel Equal Solid Core Primed Composite Single Prehung Interior Door 30 in. x 80 in. Molded Smooth 5-Panel French Vanilla Hollow Core Composite Single Prehung Interior Door 24 in. x 96 in. Shaker 5-Panel Primed Solid Core MDF Right-Hand Single Prehung Interior Door 24 in. x 80 in. Contemporary Prefinished 5-Panel Flush Hollow Core Mahogany Wood Reversible Single Prehung Interior Door 37.5 in. x 81.75 in. Primed Rockport Smooth Surface Solid Core Interior Door 33.5 in. x 81.75 in. Primed Rockport Smooth Surface Solid Core 20 Min. Fire Rated Interior Garage Door2-Panel Arch Top V-Grooved Solid Core Knotty Pine Single Prehung Interior Door Save time and money with our prehung interior door assemblies! ABC Millwork is proud to feature the finest selection of quality interior doors. Our in-house door shop (link back to our facility) means we can provide everything from an in-stock door to a special-order custom door made just for you.
Our flexibility provides builders and remodelers with literally thousands of choices. We can build prehung doors that include interior sidelights, transoms, specialty glass, special heights, special widths and frame assemblies. You can also build projects more quickly by using our prefinish process. With over 30 standard color options, there is no end to the versatility of our color selections you can utilize to achieve a signature look. With the capability to finish most any interior wood or composite millwork product in-house, the possibilities are endless. Working with ABC’s Door Shop provides you with quality, selection and faster lead times. At ABC Millwork, we build every door we sell. Need a custom solution for your project, just ask. Contact us today for all of your interior door projects! In addition to our custom and milled stock we also carry premium lines indicated below.Fir 6-Panel Single Prehung Interior Door Doors and windows carry a heavy workload.
Not only do they play a significant role in the aesthetics of your home, inside and out, they also shoulder the responsibilities of keeping people out, keeping your family safe, keeping your heating and air conditioning in and keeping the weather out. With that much responsibility, they deserve your respect and maybe some love, in terms of upgrades. Updating your interior doors, replacing your exterior doors, installing or repairing a garage door or even adding new windows and skylights can all be sound investments if done correctly. They key is planning. Connect with local door and window contractors to get free quotes or help plan a project. Exterior DoorsExterior doors must be durable enough to withstand wind, rain, sun, and would-be intruders, yet pretty enough to enhance the overall look of your home. Most doors combine several materials; for example, many fiberglass and steel doors have wood frames. But it's the surface material that most affects appearance, durability, security and price.
Wood doors are the most common, but other alternatives are steel (great for security and durability), fiberglass composite (maintenance-free, good for humid climates) and aluminum (custom built). Picking the right exterior doors will pay off in smoother operation, less maintenance and energy savings. Most contractors can install windows. But you might consider workers that specialize. Our guide can lead you to the best window specialists in your area. 4. San Antonio, TX 9. Los Angeles, CA 12. Fort Lauderdale, FL 14. San Diego, CA 16. Saint Paul, MN 19. Colorado Springs, CO 21. Fort Worth, TX 5. San Antonio, TX 8. Las Vegas, NV 11. San Diego, CA 15. Los Angeles, CA 21. New York, NY 22. Fort Worth, TX Storm doors come with varying combinations of screen and glass panels. Many have removable panels that can be changed depending on the season. Along the bottom, most doors have a sweep — one or more flexible strips designed to keep moisture, dirt and outside air from entering your home.
Storm doors are typically made up of three layers — the front and back layers are an aluminum skin, and the center is foam insulation. If security is a concern, look for a model with protective grilles, laminated security glass and a multipoint locking system. This system is typically comprised of three locks -- a bolt that secures in the door jamb, as well as hooks at the top and bottom of the frame. Good to KnowBefore you buy a storm door, check its components in the store. Open and close the display model to make sure the hinges and latches operate smoothly. For long life, the components should be of the highest quality you can afford. Fitting a Storm Door Storm doors come in two standard sizes — 32 inches for back doors and 36 inches for entry doors. There are 30-inch storm doors, but these aren't common and are usually found in older homes (pre-1980s). Most units can be adjusted slightly to fit on top of a door frame. Ask a millwork associate at your local Lowe's for help determining the best size door for you.
Measure the height and width of your door frame carefully before you visit the store. Take the width measurement at the top, center and bottom, measuring the space between the exterior brick mold trim -- not the inner door jamb. Before installing, inspect the wood jamb and trim around your door opening. The door will screw into the outer casing, so it needs to be solid to support the weight of your storm door. Use a level to make sure the door frame is plumb and the top level. A Z-bar extender can also be used to square an opening. Most door manufacturers will offer a kit that includes all of the hardware needed for installation including the prehung door (includes the door and the frame), handle set, hinges, pneumatic closers and latches. Depending on which way your door opens, any storm door can be hinged to the left or right. There are several customizations that can be made to complement your home's exterior. Frame & GlassFrames come in different styles, including full-view, mid-view, and high-view.
Full-view doors offer different types of glass, such as beveled, waterfall, as well as the option to have blinds between the panes. You can also upgrade to a Low-E high performance glass. Low-E provides better insulation and reduces fading. Some states offer tax credits when purchasing an energy-efficiency product. Check the Department of Energy's website for savings in your area. Refer to the image to see some of the frame and glass selections that are available. For additional types, ask a Lowe's associate for details.ColorStorm doors come in a variety of colors. White and almond are available for purchase in the store. Other colors including taupe, brown, black, cranberry and green can be ordered. FinishHandle sets are available in several different finishes including brushed nickel, satin nickel, brass, antique brass, aged bronze and matte black. Screen TypeThere are three types to choose from: full-view, retractable and standard. Full-view includes separate glass and screen panels that are switched out as needed.
When not in use, a retractable screen hides in the top of the door. Standard screens are fixed and the glass panels slide up and down. Good to KnowTired of opening the door to let Fido in or out? Lowe's offers a built-in pet door option. If your storm door is exposed to direct sun, change over to screens early in the spring. Wait until the end of fall before putting the glass panels back on. The panels can act like a greenhouse, heating up the space between the two doors and causing weather stripping to deteriorate quickly. In extreme cases, the heat could warp metal house doors. When choosing metal replacement screens, check with your dealer about the compatibility of the metal screens you want to buy with the metal of your door. In some cases, different metals in contact with each other will hasten corrosion. Screens made of galvanized steel are the least expensive and are highly resistant to holes and tears. But galvanized coating can wear off. Use a household lubricant spray once a year to prevent rust.
Aluminum screens resist corrosion, except in seaside areas, but aren't as strong as galvanized steel. In areas with heavy smog, aluminum tends to darken. They can be protected with commercial spray products. Bronze screens are the most durable, but also the most expensive. Use a thin coat of varnish to protect the screen against corrosion. Renew the coating every few years by painting or spraying with thinned varnish. Fiberglass screens resist corrosion and are easy to install, making them a practical replacement screen if a metal screen deteriorates. Closers and Door Stops Most storm doors come with either a closer or a door stop — both devices control how far your door will open. A door stop, also called a snubber, uses a chain attached to a spring to control the door. It's easy to install and adjust. A pneumatic closer prevents a door from opening too fast or too far, and also closes the door slowly and firmly. A sliding washer can hold the door open — a handy feature when you're moving several loads of items into or out of the house.