Wire Brushed Doors

When you find yourself door shopping, after a while it can seem as though all doors start to look alike.
However, this may mean that you're not putting enough variation into your door viewing.
There are a lot of different doors out there and some of them are quite stunning.
You just have to know what they are called and how to find them.
Skip the traditional home repair store and look elsewhere.
Locations that deal specifically with doors know how to offer a wide array of gorgeous choices that will complete your home one hundred percent.
Wire brushed doors are a type of door that has been distressed for the sake of appearance.
The wire brushing gives them an added aesthetic value that other doors may lack.
There are several different types of wire brushes that can be used on various woods.
These wide ranges give each door a different look and unique finished result.
Typically steel brushes are used because they are strong enough to leave the desired grooves.
The grooves are uneven on purpose and give the door a surface that seems as though it has more grain than before, or simply added depth.
The results of wire brushing can be further enhanced through the use of various stains, finishes, or lacquers.
You can choose to add one of these yourself, though typically you will find that the door has been completed by the company that does the wire brushing.
This is for the door's protection so it is safe from various temperatures as well as moisture.
Also, the array of glazes and stains can give doors completely different appearances so that no two doors are alike.
You may discover a door that is charmingly rustic, while another has a rich old world look.
Take some time to examine the wide range of wire brushed doors so you can better see the variety you have to choose from.
Do you want something darker or lighter?What sort of overall look are you going for?Ask the dealer of the doors questions if you have them.
They'll be happy to respond and tell you all about their wire brushing process and how they protect the doors later on.
You'll find out what woods they use and whether it's a simple matter of quick sanding or more distressing for an older, more antique look.
In the end, the door you choose will look nothing like any of the other doors on the block.