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Doors and More

I got doors last week! I knew the back doors would have four panels, but I didn't know they would
do this!!
 I thought the middle two would open and the end panels would be stationary. Nope you can fully open up both sides. Dad said you can get roller screens that roll into the door frame and hook to a magnet on the other side when closed. Yes, we will be installing those, because I get an amazing breeze, even in the heat of the summer.
The garage door. Not sure why it has a window but oh well. It works. I'm thinking of installing a kitty door on this door and the laundry room door so that Perla can use her litter box in the garage.
The front door. It has a wood finish look and will match the columns.

Inside doors. They have to be stained and then they will be ready to put on. I'm sure that is how I will spend my Sunday. Staining trim and doors.
The frame for the fireplace.
The fireplace.

Hopefully, I will have pictures of the siding and stone this weekend. They have been working on it this week. All that is left are the gables and front.
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