After 10+ years of service, we're finally retiring our cardboard door.
Most people will never have this many physical door scars unless its a frat house. Or crack house. Or Casual house.
There are some good/bad stories behind these marks. They're personal, so I won't share them here. I'd rather people make up their own crazy stories about the inner workings of Casual.
Double Dragon shot.
Pete doin some weeerk.
The new door. This thing could take some hits.
Needed to break the door in. It makes the house look pretty sad with it's new glow.
Cool door knob to nowhere.
Added it to the shrine.
Found this riff raff in the driveway. He smells like turds covered in goat cheese.
2 comments:
Personal stories aside, 10 plus years is long enough for a cardboard door. I think they last around 20 years maximum. That is, if you’re taking good care of it and not hitting it. ;-) By the way, that’s some cool doorknob. Where did you get it? Doug @ CustomHomeImprovements
It looks thick for a cardboard, but it appears the new one would be more difficult to break. Don’t let it suffer from ugly scars. It should last for more than 10 years if you’ll take good care of it. Keven @
SouthWestExteriors.com
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