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Hinged Doors
Hinged doors are a classic and versatile choice for both residential and commercial spaces. Characterized by their simple yet effective design, hinged doors remain one of the most popular types of doors worldwide.
Hinged doors are a practical, reliable, and stylish solution for any entryway or interior opening. With their broad range of design options and proven durability, hinged doors offer a perfect blend of form and function for your home or business.
Benefits of New
Hinged Doors
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Classic Appeal: Hinged doors offer a traditional design that complements a wide variety of architectural styles. Whether you’re aiming for a modern, rustic, or classic look, hinged doors can seamlessly blend with your décor.
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Variety of Configurations: Available in single or double door configurations, hinged doors can be customized to fit any opening. Double hinged doors, also known as French doors, create an elegant, expansive entryway that adds sophistication to any space.
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Durability and Security: Hinged doors are known for their sturdiness. When combined with quality materials and robust locking systems, they provide excellent security for both exterior and interior applications.
Hinged Door Components You Need to Know
Panels
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Door Panel: The primary section of the door that swings open and closed. It can be made from wood, metal, glass, or composite materials, depending on the style and purpose of the door.
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Hinges: The metal pieces that connect the door panel to the door frame, allowing the door to pivot open and closed. Hinges are typically placed along the vertical side of the door and are essential for the door's movement.
Glass
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. OneSource offers high-performance glass packages with Low-E coatings and Argon gas for superior insulation.
Screens
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All our products feature low-maintenance fiberglass mesh screens that are durable, damage-resistant, and offer a polished appearance.
Hardware
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Handle/Knob: The part used to open and close the door. Handles or knobs are attached to the door panel and come in various designs to match the door's style.
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Locking Mechanism: A system that secures the door when it’s closed. This can include a simple latch, a deadbolt, or a more complex multi-point locking system for added security.
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Strike Plate: A metal plate attached to the door frame where the lock or latch bolt extends into. The strike plate reinforces the area and ensures the door remains securely closed.
Frame
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Frame: The structural border that surrounds the door panel and holds it in place within the wall. The frame is usually made from wood, metal, or composite materials and provides support for the door and hinges.
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Threshold (for exterior doors): The bottom part of the door frame that provides a seal against drafts and moisture. The threshold is critical for exterior doors to prevent air and water infiltration.
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Weatherstripping (for exterior doors): Seals placed around the edges of the door panel and frame to prevent drafts, moisture, and air leakage. Weatherstripping is crucial for maintaining energy efficiency and comfort.
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Naomi Watts
OneSource was so competent though, it was worthwhile, and fairly painless. They kept all their commitments. They followed up regularly. I always knew the status of my order. The price was fair and it was overall, a really nice and super competent team. The new sliding doors are wonderful! Such an improvement!
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