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You searched for garage doorsFrench doors were originally used in the 17th century as windows, not doors. They were brought to America by early settlers of Louisiana, and remain popular in places like New Orleans. These doors provide maximum light to the interior of your home. The glass and visual space makes rooms appear …
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Building a garage addition can be an expensive home addition. A garage addition might be cheaper than other home additions but the question is whether the value justifies the cost for space that will only be used to store cars and/or stuff. If you're thinking about building a garage addition, here …
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While garages are designed to hold cars, roughly half the time we use the garage for other things. Often we use the garage for storage so there isn't enough room for the cars. Growing up in the northeast, we didn't understand why three car garages were so popular. That is, until we moved to …
The home renovations covered in Remodeling's Cost vs Value survey offer homeowners insight into the cost and resale value of specific home improvements. In this article from Newsday, about renovations that return good value, Overhead Doors, a manufacturer and exclusive distributor of their own …
Front doors have lots of history, mystery and it's possible they affect us in ways we can't imagine. When you think about Halloween, one of the reasons we decorate our front doors is to welcome trick-or-treaters ... to let them know we're home and have treats waiting. They know (or quickly learn) …
Doors are fascinating as they're used for 2 opposing functions -- to expand our view when open and to hide or close off our world when we want privacy in our homes, or need to hide a messy closet (we've all got these). Doors were originally used for safety and they've evolved over thousands of years …
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