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Home : design your home : doors and windows
Natural Light Creates an Inviting Entrance
(Courtesy of ODL)
Adding glass to your entrance system is an ideal way to add natural light into the entrance area of the home. Typical entrance foyers do not have other light sources such as windows or skylights, which can make these areas relatively dark on even the nicest days.
Thermal Performance Considerations for Entry Doors
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Door and window thermal performance requirements have been defined through a partnership between the Department of Energy (DOE) and industry. Entrance systems with clear or decorative glass are great ways to bring more natural light into the home while still controlling engery costs.
Integral Doorglass Treatments Add Value, Safety, Convenience
(Courtesy of ODL)
You want doors that let in plenty of natural light, but want to preserve your privacy as well. Integral door treatments provide the privacy and protection you're looking for, along with a few other added benefits, such as energy efficiency, safety and convenience.
See how integral doorglass treatments can add more light and privacy
