Well, the doors are sold nationwide. They are in every location from Florida to Northern California to the North East. The types of products vary by market. So, the North East and mid-West usually are more focused on the insulation value of the door.
It's going to help keep the cold weather out. Most of the storm doors will offer some sort of insulation. What gives storm doors its insulation value is the air pockets you create between your prime door and the storm door. You kind of put a four inch base between your prime door and your storm door. When they are installed on a standard opening, it helps to keep out the cold or warm air. If you get into some other warmer climate, people may be a little more focused on ventilation. You can buy a storm door with a screen area. This way, they can let fresh air into the house. Contrary to popular thought, storm doors are not used for the purpose of hurricanes or storms. The hurricane element, for a storm door product, is actually fairly low. The trend over the last ten years has really changed. We started to focus on more decorative looking products. It's an inexpensive way for a homeowner to take an average front door, and make it look like you have remodeled your house. There is decorative glass and brass hardware. You can have any kind of storm door you would want. We have got pet doors. Then, we have colonial grid work. We have brass in the glass or painted floral designs. The sky's the limit.
