What's in a New Door?
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Explore the evolution of doors over the last century, highlighting concerns about modern flimsy constructions. Traditional joinery techniques are compared to the prevalence of cheaper MDF doors that compromise quality. An analysis reveals a reliance on glue instead of craftsmanship. The discussion emphasizes the importance of educating clients on better options and advocates for prioritizing quality over cost in door selection.
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