From weighing up the benefits of different design specifications to personal choices such as color, picking a front door for your home is not as easy as it may seem.

When buying a front door, there are some important questions you may want to ask yourself:

What style of door is best?

From traditional panel doors to elaborate wooden designs, there is always going to be a wide variety of choices for you. Your front door will be the first impression guests have of your home, so it is something important to get right! The design style you choose will either complement the rest of your home or feel slightly off. 

To make sure you nail the style, consider the overall vibe of your home. From colors to character, consider how your new front door could match these characteristics.

Will the door do its job properly?

Ultimately, there are three main factors to consider when choosing a front door:

House on blueprints with a choice of windows and doors

Should your door swing in or out?

In general, exterior doors swing inwards. However, you might want to consider an outward-swinging door in areas prone to hurricanes or high gusts of wind. This helps to protect your home in case high winds force your door out of place.

However, do be aware that outward-swinging doors can offer you less security in the way of exposed hinges.

Should you consider a steel door?

Although wood might be the most popular option, steel doors are often considered the most secure. In the south of the country, they offer better protection against strong sunlight and heavy rain/winds. 

Choosing steel doesn’t have to mean sacrificing on style, either! Nowadays, you can pick a high-definition, decorative panel that does a great job of mimicking the finish of a wooden door.

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In collaboration with The Agency Los Cabos and Jack Vale, a writer from Happy Writers, Co.

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