They offer almost all of the features of wood,
without any of the heavy maintenance or the safety
liabilities.
Martin Door Manufacturing has unveiled its new
Carriage House Collection doors. The doors are
made of extruded aluminum.
The new series of the carriage house doors will
likely be ready for distribution by early August,
according to David Haslam, director of National
Sales for MDM.
The aluminum doors feature Martin's patented
FingerShield joint design as well as over
30 safety and quality items that are standard
with each Martin Door.
"This door is the best in its class. In
fact, the Carriage House Collection Aluminum
Doors are in a class all their own," David
Martin, chairman of MDM, said of the door.
The doors will come in over 60 powder coat
colors and include ¼" thick antique
hinges and handles in black or silver. The doors
are only available with a powder coat finish.
The door is almost maintenance free, according
to Martin, because of the aluminum and powder
coating. The door comes with a lifetime warranty
with few limitations. Even the door's hardware
lasts long on the super strong door because
of its lightweight aluminum, according to Martin.
The door features a true 3-D design, he added.
The benefits of the new carriage house look
to traditional wood doors are obvious.
"Experience has shown that wood warps,
cracks and splits," Martin said. "Wood
has a short warranty and does not last long.
Steel also does not last as long as aluminum.
Hardware usually wears out faster on heavier
doors."
The new aluminum door is also environmentally
friendly, because it offers the charm and appeal
of a carriage house look, without cutting down
any trees.
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