Page 8 - Interior Doors

Have your interior doors begun to stick when you open or close them? Perhaps they aren’t sticking at all, and the doors swing open after you close them. The causes of sticky and loose doors is typically the same: the shape of the wood has changed.

You might not notice it right away, but the trim around your doorways has a big job to do. It’s called an ‘interior door casing,’ and it’s a key piece of your home design. It's not just there to look good–it also helps your doorways function better.

High-quality doors last for many years, but every homeowner will know that, particularly in busy family homes and warmer weather, interior doors in Las Vegas tend to be exposed to ongoing wear and tear from constant usage.

Ordering a beautiful set of custom interior doors from 27EStore ensures your doors will be perfectly sized every time, but we recognize that many customers request advice about the correct measurements to take.

Choosing an interior door isn’t just about what the door looks like—depending on what materials the door is made of, the veneers used, and the price point, every door will have unique properties.

Doors that stick are a pain–you have to yank on it with all your might to get it to open, then it only opens halfway and it never seems to latch. Regardless of how or where the door is sticking, the reasons are usually the same: something has changed with the door or its frame.

When people shop for doors, front and back doors are typically the topic of conversation, and very little thought is given to interior doors. However, many people are looking to remodel their homes and home offices right now, and choosing new and elegant interior doors is becoming more popular.

Cohesion is a concept every homeowner knows. To create a space that’s pleasing to the eye, there should be equilibrium, especially in its design.

There are several reasons why you may want to replace your interior doors. Naturally, you’ll want to change them once they fail to function properly, especially if they’re damaged, drafty, or difficult to open and close.

If you’re wondering whether it is worth it to replace interior doors, the answer is almost always yes. Wood interior doors add a great deal of value to a home. They’re aesthetically pleasing, modern, and timeless, and because you can have them custom-made if you can’t find the right size or look, you can design them to be cohesive to tie a space together.