Winter weather not only affects your heating bills but also a lot more than you can imagine. One of these aspects is the extra strain that the cold, fluctuating weather can put on the doors in your building. Surprised? The cooler months can compromise the safety and efficiency of doors and their safety mechanism. Here’s how. Impact of Winters on Doors Winters are usually cold and damp. It is one of the primary reasons affecting the integrity of a door. Additionally, the heavier use by kids and staff, who are mostly indoors, exacerbates its weakness and increases the risk of accidents. It can lead to increased malfunctions due to early wear and finger-trapping injuries. Wooden doors are often more prone to temperature and moisture-related compromises. Parts of the door can shrink, swell, warp, or rot. The protective finishes can also get damaged. Seasonal shifts can lead to misaligned hinges, improperly working doors, and extra force required to open or close the door. Sa...