Idaho's climate spans from the resort luxury of Sun Valley to the rugged Panhandle — and your front door needs to survive both extremes. Boise hits 110 degrees in summer while McCall drops to minus 25 in winter. Sun Valley's 8,000-foot Baldy delivers 220 inches of snow while the Snake River Plain bakes in high-desert heat. Wildfire seasons have burned millions of Idaho acres in recent years. Steel and iron doors are the engineering answer for a state where wood cracks in the desert, freezes in the mountains, and burns when wildfire reaches the WUI.
What Idaho's Climate Demands From Your Doors
Boise and the Treasure Valley: High Desert Extremes
Boise experiences hot, dry summers above 100 degrees, cold winters in the teens, and UV at 2,700 feet that's 10 percent more intense than sea level. Low humidity cracks wood. Steel handles the thermal range without dimensional change.
Sun Valley and the Mountains: Ski Country Luxury
Sun Valley — one of America's premier resort destinations — combines $2 to $20 million real estate with brutal mountain weather. Heavy snow, subzero temperatures, and altitude UV demand doors engineered for punishment. The luxury market expects premium quality.
Coeur d'Alene and the Panhandle: Pacific Influence
Northern Idaho's lakefront market around Coeur d'Alene and Sandpoint combines Pacific moisture influence, significant snowfall, and a growing luxury market. Wildfire risk is significant throughout the forested Panhandle.
Steel Door Styles Idaho Homeowners Love
Air 4 Doors — The Air 4 Double Flat serves Sun Valley, Ketchum, and Boise's North End luxury. Maximum glass frames Sawtooth and Boise Front views.
Pivot Doors — Grand mountain entries for Sun Valley's $5 to $20 million estates and Coeur d'Alene's lakefront.
Iron Doors — Complement the timber and stone lodge architecture of Idaho's mountain communities.
Bi-Fold Doors — The Air 4 Bi-Fold opens mountain homes to deck views and captures Idaho's 200-plus days of sunshine.
Idaho's Architectural Landscape
Sun Valley/Ketchum
Mountain contemporary and lodge architecture — massive timber framing, native stone, and walls of glass. Properties range from $1 to $20 million. The architecture demands premium materials that honor the mountain landscape.
Boise
The North End's tree-lined streets, East Boise's foothills, and the Boise Bench offer $500,000 to $3 million homes. The architecture ranges from Craftsman to contemporary desert modern. The growing tech economy drives demand for quality materials.
Coeur d'Alene and Sandpoint
Lakefront luxury from $1 to $10 million — mountain lodge and contemporary styles designed around lake and mountain views. Gozzer Ranch and Black Rock represent the premier tier.
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Choosing the Right Color
Mountain Contemporary: Matte black against timber and stone — the standard for Idaho luxury.
Lodge and Rustic: Dark bronze and weathered iron complement mountain materials.
Desert Modern: Warm earth tones for Boise and Treasure Valley contemporary.
PINKYS coatings resist Idaho's altitude UV, desert heat, and mountain freeze-thaw.
Transform Your Idaho Home
Whether you're building in Sun Valley, upgrading in Boise, or lakefront-proofing in Coeur d'Alene, PINKYS has steel and iron doors for Idaho's extremes.
We ship nationwide — our doors handle mountain snow, desert heat, and wildfire zones.
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