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Why You Need A Solid Wood Front Door For Your Home? : Solid Wood External Doors

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Let’s take a look at some of the downsides now.

This has to be the biggest and yet the most troubling factor about the solid wood front doors. They are high-maintenance and usually require a lot of maintenance and attention. The more you look after them, the more they would last. The solid wood front doors tend to absorb moisture and this can often make them swell over time. In order to keep the doors intact, you will have to reseal the insulation and the outer coating after every few years.The solid wood doors are heavy. This would mean that over time, the doors may sag over time and would lose their strength eventually.They are a little expensive compared to the other options you have in the market. When you start adding the extra features to increase the durability and weather resistance of the solid wood front doors, the price can hike up even higher.

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