Storage Shed Doors
Always select wood or metal shed doors that are solid core (not just two sides with an empty space in the middle) and that are designed to be used as exterior doors. Doors designed for interior use will not be durable, long lasting, and do not handle exposure to weather and the elements well. Exterior doors are designed for outdoor exposure.
Choose storage shed doors that are wide enough to easily accommodate your needs. Double doors are better for large item storage, but single doors are great if you are just using your shed as a craft room or place to store small boxes.
Even if you don’t plan to lock your shed, it is a good idea to go ahead and install locking doorknobs (appropriate for use on exterior doors). If you choose locking hardware in the style of your shed, it can also add to the stylish look you are going for with your shed doors. Since you have to install doorknobs anyway, it makes sense to install locking ones so you are prepared in case you ever change your mind or do want to lock your shed. Just make sure you keep the key handy and don’t lose it!
Install galvanized steel reinforced hinges on your door so it stays aligned without the need for maintenance.
When building the threshold of your storage shed doors, consider a ramp instead of a step up into your storage shed. This makes moving large items like lawnmowers simple.