So I've decided to go with Sunrise windows based on what I've read a few places. I'm going to go ahead with triple pane instead of double pane (unless someone has a good reason to only do double pane on an ICF home?). Now I need to find an efficient door that's 8' tall and has a multi-point locking mechanism. Does anyone have suggestions on a door brand? Are there any triple pane door companies? Is it worth it to do triple pane on the doors? I REALLY want to do this door, but it's specs are terrible (U-Factor = 0.40, SHGC = 0.09, VT = 0.06). https://grandentrydoors.com/andalucia-6-lite-true-divided-lite-double-entry-door/ Any suggestions would be MUCH appreciated.

It is all a wash in my book....run the numbers and payback and go with what you can afford and like.

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