Entry, Patio & Storm Doors

Door Overview

Security, Curb Appeal, Glass, Hardware, and Weather Sealing

Everlast can help homeowners compare entry doors, patio doors, and storm doors with the same care used for window selections. The goal is a door that looks right, operates smoothly, seals well, and feels finished inside and out.

Door projects can include product selection, glass and privacy choices, paint or stain direction, hardware coordination, frame details, casing, cladding, and clean installation.

Built around the opening

Door System Key Features

Entry, patio, and storm door options

Paint and stain coordination

Decorative and privacy glass choices

Hardware and lockset selections

Exterior cladding and casing options

Weather sealing for Ozarks seasons

ProVia paint and stain examples

Door Color Options

Standard Paint Colors

Core painted finish options for ProVia entry, patio, and storm door planning.

Snow MistPaint

Café CreamPaint

EggshellPaint

Toasted CoconutPaint

Sandpiper BeigePaint

SandstonePaint

ClayPaint

Tudor BrownPaint

Rustic BronzePaint

NightfallPaint

Coal BlackPaint

Sterling GrayPaint

Geneva BluePaint

Enzian BluePaint

Trending Paint Colors

Additional paint colors for bolder curb appeal or more tailored exterior palettes.

Deep WatersPaint

Forest GreenPaint

EvergreenPaint

Autumn RedPaint

Mountain BerryPaint

Vallis RedPaint

DesertPaint

CocoaPaint

Dove TailPaint

Arctic BluePaint

RainfallPaint

PistachioPaint

EucalyptusPaint

Sea GreenPaint

AntiquePaint

DaybreakPaint

Burnt SiennaPaint

Dusty RosePaint

BlushPaint

Cherry & Mahogany Door Stains

Richer stain colors often used for deeper traditional entry door looks.

CiderStain

ToffeeStain

American CherryStain

Natural BarkStain

NutmegStain

HazelnutStain

CinnamonStain

Coffee BeanStain

EbonyStain

Oak, Knotty Alder & Fir Stains

Wood-grain stains for warmer, textured entry door styles.

Roasted CashewStain

Honey WheatStain

AlmondStain

GingerStain

CaramelStain

English ChestnutStain

TruffleStain

Aged BarrelStain

EspressoStain

Urban BarnwoodStain

EbonyStain

Ascent White Oak Stains

Selected stain colors for the Ascent white oak look.

Roasted CashewWhite oak

AlmondWhite oak

CaramelWhite oak

English ChestnutWhite oak

TruffleWhite oak

Aged BarrelWhite oak

EspressoWhite oak

Legacy Woodgrain Stains

Legacy steel door woodgrain stain names for classic front-door planning.

Natural OakLegacy

Light OakLegacy

OakLegacy

Dark OakLegacy

WalnutLegacy

CherryLegacy

Dark MahoganyLegacy

Door finish availability can vary by door series, material, skin, and finish type. Everlast can confirm exact paint or stain options during product selection.

Details that make the doorway work

Glass, Hardware & Door Options

Entry Style

Review panel design, sidelites, glass amount, and the overall curb appeal direction.

Glass Packages

Glass options can support privacy, natural light, decorative style, and energy goals.

Hardware

Coordinate handlesets, locks, finish color, and security details with the door style.

Patio Access

Compare sliding or hinged patio directions for the way the home connects outside.

Entry Door Hardware Finishes

Common finish names used across ProVia entry door lockset and handleset options.

BlackHardware

Brushed StainlessHardware

Bright BrassHardware

Satin NickelHardware

Antique BrassHardware

Flat BronzeHardware

Satin BrassHardware

Oil Rubbed BronzeHardware

Storm Door Hardware Finishes

Storm door hardware finish options depend on the selected storm door series.

WhiteHardware

Bright BrassHardware

Satin BrassHardware

Satin NickelHardware

Antique BrassHardware

BlackHardware

Aged BronzeHardware

Finish the frame, not just the slab

Door Casing & Exterior Cladding

Entry and patio door projects can pair the door system with ProVia casing profiles and exterior pre-fit cladding so the finished opening looks polished inside and protected outside.

2.5" Modern2.5" Colonial3.5" ColonialFlat CasingAluminum Cladding