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Homeowners could paint the house any colour they want, add a storm door and probably put up a fence.
Using wood thicker than one inch allows the storm door frame to accommodate glass panels.
They can also be moulded in such a way as to realistically mimic wood grain to provide the appearance of a wooden storm door.
Whereas interior closers typically use hydraulics, storm door closers are more typically pneumatic, using air and springs to close the door.
Fibreglass storm door frames are extremely strong, but the material is more expensive.
As the storm door frame gets thicker, the door frame becomes more rigid.
The largest item left at the memorial was a sliding glass storm door with a full-size replica tiger cage.
A full view storm door means that there is a full length glass panel that has to be physically changed out if you want a screen in it.
The fleet had two-paned storm door windows that could be opened by dropping down the upper window except for cars 7515-24, which had single drop sash windows instead.
Aluminum storm doors were added to the front and rear entrances in 1981.
Aluminum storm doors do not need to be painted repeatedly to protect them from the elements.
The least expensive storm doors are the thinnest.
During the rebuilding process, the route and destination mylar rollsigns located above the storm doors were removed and replaced with flipdot electronic route signs.
Aluminum storm doors off the living room and den provide access to the backyard.
Also, storm doors were added to the front of the structure.
Similarly, storm doors (also called screen doors) allow similar energy savings with less efficient primary doors - and allow a screen for summer ventilation.
