$119.99 per door installed. Interior Door Upgrade, LLC’s Solid-Core Doors start at only: $219.99 Per Door Installed.

A steel door is your best bet if security and durability are top priorities. Steel units are stronger than wood or fiberglass doors, and they won’t crack or warp. Any dents or dings on these doors can be pulled and puttied with an auto-body repair kit.

Wood is also the most expensive. And think about it, in Canada, we deal with a lot of temperature changes — one day it’s -10C, the next it’s 12C. Wood shrinks and swells, and if old wood doors aren’t cladded and are exposed to the elements, its frame will rot away.

A standard interior door costs about $75 to $125. An exterior doors cost an average of $500 to $2,000 with some installations exceeding $10,000. Exterior types take a beating from use and weather while also holding in heat and looking good doing it.

While solid wood doors generally may cost more than hollow core doors, they are worth the investment because they stand the test of time.

A standard interior door costs about $75 to $125. An exterior doors cost an average of $500 to $2,000 with some installations exceeding $10,000.

The most popular shades were white or light-colored uppers with dark navy or black lowers. (So chic.) When it comes to bathrooms, those with pale to periwinkle blue walls sold for a whopping $2,786 more than their white counterparts.

Steel entry doors are the most economical doors. They are a better security option than wood doors, or even fiberglass doors.

The thinnest interior door you can buy is 1 3/8 inches thick, and the thickest is 1 3/4 inches thick, which is the same as an exterior door.

You can make cabinet doors out of MDF even if the cabinets are made of plywood, wood or some other material. MDF always has to be painted, but you can choose a color that blends with the cabinet material, even if it is stained or unstained wood. The simplest design consists of flat panels.