It would help if expressed some preferences in door construction and your budget. Relative terms like, "pricey" have less meaning then a dollar range.I was wondering if anyone had a good advice when it comes to looking for a competively priced exterior door seller. I looked at the typical Home Depot, Lowes but their doors seem pricey. Or I could be wrong and those are the going rate. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
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Where did you get the $1200. quote sentence? I don't even see where nateb318 responded after the first post.I want a solid door that looks nice for much less than $1200 that Home de Pot wants for their junk.
Yes - I consider that "pricey." I've seen some built by what have to be artisans going for more, but that's worth it! We just need to heard the sheep away from big box and create more revenue for the lost arts...
Well, I have double doors so the cost is a big issue. I was talking 1500+ each door. The original owners went cheap and butt ugly for the doors when the house was built in 78. They are absolutely atrocious and I've lived with them for too long. I just can't afford the high price mahagony type doors. However, I do want something that looks nice and nobody can break into.What do you consider pricey?
Can you post a picture of what you have now.Well, I have double doors so the cost is a big issue. I was talking 1500+ each door. The original owners went cheap and butt ugly for the doors when the house was built in 78. They are absolutely atrocious and I've lived with them for too long. I just can't afford the high price mahagony type doors. However, I do want something that looks nice and nobody can break into.
