Enhance your home's elegance and functionality with Infinity from Marvin French Doors, available at Custom Exteriors. Crafted with precision and designed for durability, these doors seamlessly blend indoor and outdoor spaces, offering timeless beauty and modern performance..
Constructed with Ultrex® fiberglass, these doors are eight times stronger than vinyl, ensuring they withstand the test of time without warping or fading.
Designed to keep your home comfortable year-round, these doors feature advanced weather stripping and insulating glass options that help reduce energy costs.
At Custom Exteriors, we are committed to providing top-quality products and expert installation services. Our team will work with you to select the perfect Infinity from Marvin French Doors to enhance your home's beauty and performance.
When choosing a French door, you want a solid, durable frame that looks like it will last a century. Traditionally, French patio doors were hewn from wood, which is why they gained their sturdy, robust reputation. However, even if you do not care for an old wood look, traditional craftsmanship can still marry modern ingenuity.
Today, quality manufacturers are making doors that use real wood on the interior side—featuring the classic woodworking technique of mortise-and-tenon joints—and strong, composite materials for the exterior. These materials are covered in a weather-resistant finish to help them match the sturdiness of classic wood. As a result, these modern-day French patio doors require little to no maintenance to retain their flawless finish.
Here are three important elements to consider when choosing a French door:
The potential for energy loss through patio doors may be quite high. However, selecting the right glass can easily counter that. Look for energy-efficient glass that can keep the heat out during summer and in during winter. If you know where to look, you can get high-performance glass to suit your climate. For instance, many quality manufacturers have several extraordinary glass options that go above and beyond the accepted standards. If you’re worried about the amount of natural light streaming in, you can always choose tinted glass to regulate exterior light. Also, make it a point to look at the Energy Star label and check the data on the NFRC label. You’ll be looking for two very important numbers: U-Factor. The lower the U-factor, the greater the material’s resistance to heat flow and the better its insulating properties. High-performance glass has a U-factor of 0.30 and below. SHGCSHGC, or Solar Heat Gain Coefficient, is expressed as a number between 0 and 1. The lower a window’s solar heat gain coefficient, the less solar heat it transmits.
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