Source for interior doors

Any recommendations for where to buy interior doors? Our GC says we can’t reuse any of the doors we have. Thanks.

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randolph | 3 years ago

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i got all my interior doors from dykes lumber, made by this company

https://www.trustile.com/interior-doors/panel-doors

i think they were made of MDF

Guest User | 3 years ago

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Thanks, Bob and Homeinspector. I think we have at most one old door that might work – we will look into it.

justinromeu26 | 3 years ago

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Be very careful buying doors. Many doors are now imported junk made not from wood but engineered products and masonite. The issues with these products is they have a narrow band of wood on the edges into which one sets relitively short scews. If these ever pull out, it is not a simple matter of putting a longer screw a little deeper into the wood. Often the doors are ruined though i have a way to fix them.

Look for doors from dykes and tell them you want a solid wood core, not engineered garbage. Solid wood can be a glued up stave door.

Rouge valley doors makes solid wood doors as does simpson. Jeld wen no longer makes staves doors; i called them about a year ago and asked them.

Tru stile has 3 grades of doors, cheap, bettrr, and better. The top door line them is stave construction.

You can run your existing doors by me with photos if you wish and i can comment. The gc may just not want to be bothered dealing with them. Photos here could work. If you wish to contact me directly, i might post a link to my new website.

RobertGMarvin

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But WHY can’t you use ANY of the old doors? I’ve had one of my original doors fitted into a new frame by a creative carpenter.

Guest User | 3 years ago

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I’ve never bought from them, but these look good and they have a Brooklyn showroom.
https://almesdoors.com/