Wood patio doors: Style and elegance
These doors are susceptible to moisture problems, but can be overcome by applying oil based water repellent.
Maple
Maple is a lighter wood that often comes with a whiter tone, but also range into a light brown. The wood is dense known for the strain that it withstand. Extremely scratch resistant, it will last for years. Alder
Alder is cheaper than most woods. It’s similar in tone to certain cherry types, but usually comes at a lower cost. Alder is maybe not as hard as maple or oak, but generally hard enough for your patio door. Mahogany
Its natural colour has a stunning antique look and can blend in beautifully with certain decorative themes. Mahogany has an almost romantic feel and is also known for its strength and durability. Cherry
Cherry has a very rich and luxurious look. With sufficient durability and strength for use in your patio door, it also has a fine grain a smooth, silky surface. A Great choice!
Red Oak
This wood is dense and extremely durably, which is why it’s also used in the construction of floors. The colour is a marriage between white and warm, pale brown with a dash of red. Lyptus
This is a wood that has been described by some as ‘non-traditional’. Its look is similar to mahogany, but at a fraction of the price. Green campaigners love this wood as the trees go back within 3 years. White Oak
Also in the oak family, it doesn’t quite have the appeal of red oak. Nevertheless this is a tough weighty wood that will last your years on end. Pine
For those working on a budget, pine wood may also worthwhile considering. On average is it less expensive than other types of wood. Pine has the ability to instil that country look you are looking for – warm, casual and graceful all at once.
If frequently cleaned, wood patio doors will last you for years. The above types of wood are the most popular on the market, and between them you will surely find the perfect fusion between affordability, quality, endurance and elegance.
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