Doors made with stile and rail construction have been around for centuries. Newer technologies have replicated this method of door creation, the details and definition do not compare. This course will look at stile and rail doors and their unique characteristics.
Every home has interior doors which can help maintain a design feel throughout. Choosing the design of the door is important, but so is knowing what size is needed and how it’s constructed. This course will discuss terminology related to interior doors and discuss the three common types.
As an introduction to Reeb Resources, this course will cover our website, our catalogs, our additional resources, and our learning center.
As an introduction to commercial doors, this course will cover hollow metal doors and frame, light commercial doors and frames, and associated hardware.
As an introduction to general millwork, this course will cover columns, outdoor products, door surrounds, mouldings, and railings. General millwork items compliment and accentuate a home.
As an introduction to interior doors, this course will provide an overview of Reeb’s stile and rail door offerings, flush doors, molded doors and more.
As an introduction to wood doors, this course will cover exposure types, wood door construction, door types, custom wood doors and many more topics.
As an introduction to fiberglass doors, this course will cover premium and standard fiberglass doors, the glass types available and the Reeb Finish process.
In the world of entryways, there are three basic material types available for residential exterior doors: Wood, Fiberglass, and Steel. There are a lot of factors that go into choosing a door, whether it be for your entryway, a side door, or a back door. This course will provide the advantages and disadvantages for each material type.
Steels doors are an economical choice. This course will discuss the two types of steel doors that Therma-Tru® offers – standard and commodity steel doors.
