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Many of the names of Crestview Doors' Doorlite Kits come from driving aroundAustin neighborhoods and taking the name of the streets that the designinspiration was found. This one's called the "Allandale."

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Though they give you plenty of inspiration and instruction of how and where toplace the windows when you purchase a Doorlite Kit, you're not married to thedesign; the "Burbank's" simple design allows for lots of configurations andcustomization.
Another door, another "Burbank" Doorlite Kit. More proof of how the kits lookgreat on just about any door and that they fit in with just about any style!
The "Lafayette" Doorlite Kit's diamond-shaped window cutouts are sure to makeyour front door a show-stopper.
It just isn't right to put a lot of effort into a home's interior and exteriorand not consider the door, and with Crestview's affordable Doorlite Kit options,you don't have to spend a lot of money to get a punch of front door personality.This is the "Hobson" Doorlite Kit.

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Some of Crestview Doors' new products debuting next month are Redi-screens,versatile wood screens that can be used in a variety of ways to separate spacearound the home. Seen here: the "Oxford" pattern.

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Like the Doorlite Kits, the Redi-screens come in a variety of patterns sure tofit anyone's personal taste and style—not to mention look awesome in the home!This pattern is named "Morocco."