Interior Doors

Interior Doors

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Precision Hardware and Millwork

Interior doors and trim face different demands at the lake. Humidity fluctuations, seasonal occupancy, and the wear that comes with cottage life. We carry manufacturers who prioritize durability and precision engineering, backed by the finish quality lake country buyers expect. This lineup reflects what we trust on our own projects.

White interior door with windowpanes, leading outside, with a black handle and electronic lock, next to a white wall with a mounted metal fish sculpture. The outside area is partially visible through the door's glass.

Brands We Carry

  • Living room with large window, gray couch, dog lying on the couch, wooden TV stand with TV, decorative plants, small table, colorful rug, wooden front door with glass panels, wall-mounted light fixture, and modern wall decor.

    Alliance Door Products

    Alliance Door Products is a wholesale distributor of residential, commercial, and architectural doors, millwork, and hardware across Canada. They are known for their stocking depth and fast turnaround.

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  • Interior view of a stylish bathroom with a blue door, a built-in shelved niche, a round wall-mounted light, a green plant, and a marble countertop with black bottles.

    Metrie

    Founded in 1926 as a family-owned millwork business in Vancouver, BC, now North America's largest manufacturer and distributor of moulding, trim, and doors, producing over 400 million lineal feet annually across 5,000+ profiles.

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  • Interior scene with a closed white door, a potted plant, and a white sofa in a bright room.

    Madero

    Distributing entry doors, storm doors, and patio doors engineered for extreme Canadian winters. Their Entry Series door systems are built for the climate demands cottage country brings, with a range of design and material options.

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  • Interior view of a room with large windows showing a wooded outdoor scene, and a black door with window panes in the center, flanked by glass panels and a wooden bookshelf on the left.

    Jeld-Wen

    One of the world's largest manufacturers of windows and doors, with wood, vinyl, and aluminum window lines alongside interior and exterior door systems.

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  • Close-up of a modern black door with a white doorknob and lock, with a blurred background showing a wall with hooks, hanging coats, and a plant.

    Weiser

    Canada's leading brand of door hardware, featuring the patented SmartKey cylinder for unsurpassed security and convenience, plus Wi-Fi-enabled smart lock options.

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  • An elderly woman with gray curly hair, wearing a pink blouse and white pants, opening a dark gray closet door to look inside.

    Schlage

    Founded in San Francisco in 1920 by Walter Schlage, pioneering the first push-button lock and continuing to lead in mechanical and electronic locking hardware.

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  • Close-up of a door handle with a gold base and a uniquely shaped silver lever.

    Emtek

    Founded in 1981, making a limited range of solid brass door levers before expanding across North America. Known for custom finishes and high-end residential lock hardware.

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Get Inspired

Interior of a wooden room with a sliding barn door, a small closet with an iron, an ironing board, and storage bins. To the left, a coat rack with jackets and outside shoes near an entrance.

Featured Partners

Weiser Security & Innovation logo in black and white
Jeld-Wen logo on a plain white background.
Logo with a black emblem containing the letter 'M' and the word 'METRIE' next to a large '100' in black.
Schlage logo with black and white design.
Logo with a black circle and white letter M, followed by the word Madero in black text.
Logo for Alliance Door Products featuring a stylized door opening.
EMTEK logo in black letters on a white background.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • The difference is what is inside the door. Solid core doors are filled with a dense material, which makes them heavier, sturdier, and much better at blocking sound. Hollow core doors have a light framework inside, so they cost less and are easier to hang. Solid core is a good fit for bedrooms and bathrooms where sound and feel matter, while hollow core works well for closets and lower-traffic rooms.

  • Standard interior doors most commonly come in widths of 24, 28, 30, 32, and 36 inches, with a standard height of 80 inches. The right width depends on the room and the opening, with wider doors used for accessibility and main passageways. If your openings are non-standard, we can order custom sizes to fit. Bring us your rough opening measurements and we will match them.

  • Both keep your home secure, so it depends on the features you want. Smart locks add keyless entry, remote access, and the ability to grant temporary codes, which is handy if you are managing access from a distance. Traditional deadbolts are simple, reliable, and need no power or setup. We carry Weiser, Schlage, and Emtek, covering both smart and traditional hardware, and can help you choose.

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