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Dio perdona tante cose per un’opera di misericordia
God forgives many things for an act of mercyAlessandro Manzoni
Knock it off. This board has enough problems without a dose of middle-age lechery.
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Originally posted by FN Phat View PostFood for thought: as long as the new door is insulated, you will see a huge improvement in energy efficiency if you have a fridge or freezer or heat and/ or cool your garage during the seasons.
You are probably right, though our current door does have a decent R-value. Not quite as good as the newer aluminum doors with insulation, but not bad.
Originally posted by pellegrino View PostI'm assuming the garage is attached to the house, correct? If it is then I'd definitely keep it, if it is then consider fn's words.
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Originally posted by TripletDaddy View Postare we still talking about UteStar's garage door?
As usual, the topics that I begin are appreciated and well, loved. People want to help me. I appreciate that. You take a UteStar post and then mix it in with an interesting topic like wood garage doors and you get magic. CUFfers like magic and want to participate. You did your best to destroy this thread with your 'Chevy Bronco' comment...but that failed.
Originally posted by YOhio View PostIt might be infested with termites and that's why it's not working. Have you thought of that?
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Originally posted by wally View PostHow heavy is the wood door? Do you have small children?
Newer aluminum doors are typically lighter and safer.
Plus, you could sell your old door on antique roadshow for big bucks."Yeah, but never trust a Ph.D who has an MBA as well. The PhD symbolizes intelligence and discipline. The MBA symbolizes lust for power." -- Katy Lied
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Originally posted by wally View PostPlus, you could sell your old door on antique roadshow for big bucks.
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Originally posted by YOhio View PostUnless it has termites. Nobody would buy it then. But assuming it doesn't, how would he take a garage door on the show? I bet the transport cost alone wouldn't be worth it. Bad idea all around, Walter.PLesa excuse the tpyos.
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I know that people were dying for an update. I decided to part ways with my old wooden door friend. For now, I had a tasteful though generic door installed. In a few years, I will either be installing a copper/iron/gold door. It will be spectacular. Thanks for all of your insights (besides the continually crappy input from YO and DDD).
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Originally posted by UteStar View PostI know that people were dying for an update. I decided to part ways with my old wooden door friend. For now, I had a tasteful though generic door installed. In a few years, I will either be installing a copper/iron/gold door. It will be spectacular. Thanks for all of your insights (besides the continually crappy input from YO and DDD).
Fitter. Happier. More Productive.
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Originally posted by UteStar View PostI know that people were dying for an update. I decided to part ways with my old wooden door friend. For now, I had a tasteful though generic door installed. In a few years, I will either be installing a copper/iron/gold door. It will be spectacular. Thanks for all of your insights (besides the continually crappy input from YO and DDD).I'm your huckleberry.
"I love pulling the bone. Really though, what guy doesn't?" - CJF
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Originally posted by FN Phat View PostI installed my new garage door right before Christmas. A double-sided, insulated, heavy gauge aluminum door. We love it and it is amazing how well it keeps the cold out.
I have been amazed by that as well. It is keeping our garage at least 30% warmer than it did with our wood door. Though still chilly in the morning, it is very tolerable compared to what it was with our old door.
I am happy to answer any of your questions as to what it was like for me to choose to get a new garage door. I know that this is a valuable thread for most of you.
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Today sacrament was ESP spiritual. The talks were nothing special, but we sang several hymns. We closed with one of my faves, The Spirit of God. As is sometimes the case, by the fourth verse, the entire congregation was singing at full fervor, almost belting out the lyrics in a way that would have made WW Phelps proud. I was overcome by the spectacle of the music and the joy in my heart. A small tear rolled down my eye. My wife, equally emotional, grabbed my hand and we shared a knowing glance with each other and instantly could read others minds: "UteStar has found his new garage door."
Indeed, the Spirit of God like a fire was burning. Amen and amen.Fitter. Happier. More Productive.
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