Transoms are horizontal or rounded windows positioned above an entry door or window. A transom can either be paired with sidelites, for a sense of symmetry surrounding a door, or used alone. Depending on the style and shape of the transom, it may better suit a door with sitelites or without. Transoms are available in many shapes and styles. They can be built with regular window glass, or glass that is beveled, textured or patterned. Adding a transom to your entry door is an excellent way to add light and make a bold statement with your entrance system. FAQ Friday is a weekly feature where we answer Frequently Asked Questions about our products, service or industry. To see other FAQs we’ve answered, visit our FAQ page. If you have a question you don’t see an answer for, just ask in a comment or contact us.
Your entry door can be the focal point of your home’s façade and increase curb appeal. By making careful decisions about the material, style, configuration and glass options for your entry door system, you can…
Sidelites are narrow, vertical windows positioned on either side of an entry door. Though they are commonly paired, it is possible to have a sidelite on just the right-hand or left-hand side of a doorway.…