Storm doors do the same thing but are generally a bit sturdier. While storm doors often have a screen, they also add an extra layer of protection in the form of glass against rain, snow, and wind. Here’s another bonus shoppers will want to consider: Storm doors are more likely to enhance front door design than an average screen door. Most quality storm doors are made from lightweight aluminum over a rigid foam core. They’re corrosion-resistant and require virtually no maintenance. Steel- and vinyl-clad storm doors and wood core options are also available.
Vinyl-clad storm doors are both inexpensive and weather-resistant.Higher-end models can serve as a home’s front door. Steel-clad storm doors are rugged and long lasting, strong enough to resist bumps and slams without denting.White and almond are typically the most fade-resistant colors.īaked-in colors may fade, though, especially if the storm door is on a house’s sunny side. Aluminum storm doors are nearly as durable as steel but more lightweight, which is why they’re popular.They’re available in a variety of colors. Wood-core storm doors feature vinyl, steel, or aluminum over a wood frame.Aluminum-clad storm doors are available in several colors, too. Doors with wood cores are budget-friendly but not quite as sturdy as other types. Storm doors come in various glass-panel options.
Full-view storm doors feature a narrow frame around the perimeter and a full-length glass panel.Here’s a look at the design options available.
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