Fiberglass vs Steel Entry Doors for Maryland Weather
What Maryland Weather Does To An Entry Door Maryland weather gives entry doors a real workout. A stretch of humid, rainy weather can be followed by a sharp drop in temperature and a windy front, sometimes within the same season. A front door is part of the building envelope, so it has to hold up structurally and keep air and moisture where they belong. When people compare front door materials for this climate, fiberglass and steel usually rise to the top. Both can be
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What Maryland Weather Does To An Entry Door Maryland weather gives entry doors a real workout. A stretch of humid, rainy weather can be followed by a sharp drop in temperature and a windy front, sometimes within the same season. A front door is part of the building envelope, so it has to hold up structurally and keep air and moisture where they belong. When people compare front door materials for this climate, fiberglass and steel usually rise to the top. Both can be
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