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A southern exposure will always result in a door which shrinks thereby showing cracks. But then so will a northern, eastern and a western exposure. Neither the exposure nor the door manufacturer is to blame. The door is assembled from boards of random widths and glued. As the moisture leaves the wood, the wood shrinks. Now you can see cracks through the door. One solution is to purchase a door with tongue-and-groove boards so the light will not be visible through the door as quickly. If you use a wood door you will inevitably have cracks visible. No amount of varnish will stop them.