Opportunities Don't Knock, They Come In Through Entrance Doors

As the name implies, entrance or entry doors provide passage between a building and outdoor spaces. They dramatically enhance the home's façade and help transform the building into your oasis. These exterior doors do not require many changes to your rough opening and come in various shapes and designs to match the exterior perfectly.

Entry doors come in traditional, transitional and modern designs. They are unique and beautiful and provide a wow effect to your front entrance. Custom entry doors also help match and complement your style and current design.

There are entry doors of the highest quality that ensure long-term performance. To help you decide which brand is best for your home, we have detailed a wide selection of door styles to help you get the exact door replacement you want.

Types of Entry doors

Single Entry Doors

When exploring options for a new entry door, It's best to start with the basics. Single-entry doors are popular and classic and are the favoured type in most Canadian homes.

They come in a variety of styles and have different opening types. There is the right-hand swinging single entry door and the left-hand swinging entry. Some also open outwardly or inwardly and come with sidelights on requests.

Double Entry Doors

Double entry doors are exterior doors that have two two-door slabs. This door design adds additional space around its entryway and is a great way to increase a home's accessibility, provides the outside of your home with a unique aesthetic and boosts your curb appeal.

Double doors increase the property's value by providing a wider front entrance for furniture. A well-fitted double door keeps the cool air or heat in, saving you money on air conditioning and heating.

Front Doors with Sidelites

Exterior front doors with sidelights are timeless and create beautiful connections to the outdoors, bringing the benefits of light and design to an entry and foyer. They are extremely functional and valuable as they help you see the outdoors in the dark while providing natural lighting.

Usually, the sidelights are vertical glass elements positioned on the sides of a front door to provide more natural light to your space. The sidelights and transoms of front doors are usually crafted using tempered glass. Under the glass, the doors are heat resistant and maintain the temperature of a foyer or entry.

Some front doors are frosted, double-glazed, have clear sidelights, and will not scratch or break easily, even when applying force. They are beautiful and durable, and help creates memorable first impressions.

Entrance Doors with Transom

Transoms are fixed units of glass placed above an entry door and its sidelights. They are small detail windows or fixed horizontal crosspieces that separate a door's framing from the window frames, lights, hinged flaps, and other types of decorative glass normally used on top of doors.

Transoms doors offer structural support and additional natural light to your space. They come in many guises, ranging from blocks of ornately carved wood on the one hand to simple horizontal beams on the other. However, they are usually used for decorative purposes.

Boost Your Home's Value With Panel Doors

There are a variety of doors to choose from today, thanks to the different building styles and available materials. Whether you need to replace an interior or exterior door or to look to build your own home, the right door is like the icing on the cake and puts the finishing touch on a job well done. These are where panel doors come in.

A door can have one panel, or it can have several, hence the name panel doors. The door can also have glass panes or lights and is usually used as exterior doors, but when they are made of a heavier material, the panel doors can be installed as interior doors.

Panel doors are mostly used to create a link between indoor and outdoor spaces, more like an extension or a smooth transition between outdoor and indoor living.

They beautify interiors, add warmth and luxury to any space, as well as increase the value of the building. Panel doors are strong and give a better appearance than battened doors.

Panel door designs are highly recommended for their strength and durability. They are timeless, stable, and rigid and are the ultimate choice for different homes, making them one of the most popular types of doors. This is because it is common with panel doors; your patio can double as an outdoor kitchen or whatever you want to make of it.

Constructed with panels usually shaped to a pattern installed between the stiles and rails that form the outside frame of the door, giving it the name panel door. They comprise several panels instead of a single panel like the single entry door and can be constructed with four or six panels, depending on your requirements.

Many options are available, and they can open either inwardly or outwardly. The doors either come as single-panel or double-panel doors and can transform from a functional necessity to a design and style statement.

Multi-Panel Doors

Multi-panel doors are usually made of multiple connected door panels, each providing an expansive view of nature. They create a seamless transition between indoor living spaces and outdoor spaces like patios or decks.

They come in various styles — including multi-slide and folding doors. They also create more usable space that can suit any style with the operable panels that open sequentially to create a large wall opening.

Multi-panel doors enable more natural light to sift into the room. The glasses, whether opened or closed, help blur the lines between indoor and outdoor spaces. They empower homeowners to strengthen their connection to nature and provide natural ventilation.

Transform Your Space With Bi-Fold Doors

Bi-fold doors create a flowing living space and can be added as internal doors to join separate rooms into one big open space or outdoors on the patio. They enable a single large living area to flow from the inside of your home to your patio or garden.

A bi-fold door has two or more panels hinged together at the ends so they slide open and can easily fold or stack together to one side. To close, the panels slide from the stack and begin to straighten out again, finishing end to end.

Bi-fold doors help blend the outdoors with the indoors to create the illusion of space. It also allows you to enjoy the natural scenery from the comfort of your home. They can also be installed indoors to create a flexible living space or outdoors on the patio. When used externally, bi-fold doors come in large, floor-to-ceiling glass panels and can open up to 55 feet long.

Bi-fold doors are innovative and high-quality and are ideal for commercial, industrial and residential buildings. There is no one-size-fits-all approach to bi-fold doors, so you can expect doors uniquely designed to suit your building's aesthetic.

You have full control over the measurements, the finish, and more. We create custom bi-fold doors to fit the size of the aperture and the aesthetic that suits your requirements. They are all customizable, including the cladding colour, windows and sizes. Bi-fold doors can add practical and aesthetic benefits to your space.

Whether building a new building or retrofitting an existing building, bi-folds are the best bet. This is because they break down the boundary between the indoors and outdoors for a seamless entertaining or living experience. These doors are suited for cold storage buildings, insulated shops, livestock barns, hotel ballrooms and large restaurants.

Create A Lasting Impression With French Doors

French doors are a great option if you are looking for timeless and beautiful doors that will bring unobstructed views and fresh air into your home. They provide privacy while allowing for a visual connection between two places and leaving plenty of room for the glass to create a beautiful aesthetic.

French doors are lightweight with glass panels that span most of their length and usually come in pairs, and can easily be mistaken for double doors. French doors were first popular and fashionable in France hence the name.

French doors are interesting architectural features that help connect indoor and outdoor areas, bring in plenty of natural light, and provide good ventilation. They grace your home with unmatched aesthetic brilliance.

French Doors can help you make a lasting first impression with various frame options, textures, sizes, colours, and glass configurations. In addition, they can come with or without glass, which can be clear or frosted. Examples are tempered glass, laminated safety glass and tempered bevel glass.

The doors are two panels attached to the framework, each hinged on its outside edge. The French doors swing in opposite directions as they latch to each the middle other when closed.

Using jambs and T-steels or tubes, the doors make your balcony or patio modern and blight, and in most cases, they come with a screen door system. This type of door can be used as an entrance door on patios and is a great option for fixed walls in your living room or operable doors for your bedroom or study.