10 Interior Door Manufacturers in 2026

An interior door, primarily found in residential houses, is a door installed at the entrances within a home.

They come in various forms such as swing doors, sliding doors, and folding doors. Their diversity lies not only in their shapes but also in features like the presence or absence of glass, colors, and materials. Although they can be used in office buildings and commercial facilities, such places commonly use what are termed "facility-specific doors."

Uses of Interior Doors

Interior Doors are mainly used at various entrances within a residential house. These include:

Living rooms
Toilets
Wash areas
Bathrooms
Closets and other storage spaces

The appropriate type of door, whether it be a swing, sliding, or folding door, is selected based on its intended use.

Principles of Interior Doors

The main types of interior doors are swing doors, sliding doors, and folding doors.

1. Swing Doors

A swing door opens by being pushed or pulled from one side. A door made up of a single panel is called a "single-leaf door," a pair of doors that open in a folding manner is known as "double-leaf doors," and a design with one smaller door is referred to as a "parent-child door."

Swing doors offer higher airtightness and better sound insulation compared to sliding doors. They don't require thresholds or rails, allowing for a flat floor finish. However, they need enough space to accommodate the door's swinging arc.

Swing doors operate by retracting a latch bolt using the door knob. When not in use, the latch bolt acts as a stopper. By manipulating the doorknob, the latch bolt can be retracted to open the door. There are various types of door knobs, including ball-type and lever-handle designs.

Sliding Doors: A sliding door opens and closes horizontally, moving along rails or grooves and retracting into a wall. Types of sliding doors include "single sliding doors," which retract into either side of the wall, "split sliding doors," where two doors slide in opposite directions, and "pocket sliding doors," which retract into the wall cavity.

Sliding doors have lower airtightness compared to swing doors but do not require space for the door swing and can be left open. However, the wall portion where the door retracts cannot be used for furniture or decorations.

There are two main mechanisms: the conventional type with floor rails and the "overhead sliding door," which is mounted on the ceiling, allowing for a flat floor finish.

2. Folding Doors

Folding doors bend when opened and consist of multiple connected panels. They are used not only for room entrances but also as partition doors and closet doors. They require less space than swing doors for opening and closing.

If ceiling-mounted, these doors can eliminate the need for floor rails, allowing for a fully flat floor surface. They are ideal for dividing or opening up large spaces and convenient for closets where large items need to be moved in and out.

Types of Interior Doors

Interior doors are categorized into swing, sliding, and folding doors based on their shape. Other classifications include size, design, and functionality.

1. Size-based Classification

In addition to standard doors, there are "high doors" that extend up to the ceiling, giving the impression of a higher ceiling and a more spacious room.

2. Lighting and Design Classification

In terms of lighting and design, there are various types of doors with glass. For instance, doors with small windows are commonly used in toilets, while living rooms may have doors with extensive glass coverage or small window designs.

3. Functional Classification

Functionally, there are soundproof doors, doors with soft-close mechanisms, and doors with pet entryways. The appropriate choice depends on the intended use.

Rank	Company	Click Share
1	Steves & Sons	25.9%
2	Mastercraft Doors	16.0%
3	JELD-WEN, Inc.	10.4%
4	METRIE	9.1%
5	Marvin	7.9%
6	Lynden Door, Inc.	6.4%
7	Genesis Products	6.2%
8	Woodgrain	6.2%
9	TruStile Doors	6.0%
10	Simpson Door Company	6.0%

10 Interior Door Manufacturers in 2026

What Is an Interior Door?

Uses of Interior Doors

Principles of Interior Doors

1. Swing Doors

2. Folding Doors

Types of Interior Doors

1. Size-based Classification

2. Lighting and Design Classification

3. Functional Classification

List of 10 Interior Door Manufacturers

Steves & Sons Manufacturer Interior Doors

Manufacturer Overview

METRIE Manufacturer Distributor INTERIOR DOORS

Company Overview

Mastercraft Doors Interior Doors

Genesis Products INTERIOR DOORS

Lynden Door, Inc. Interior passage & bifold doors

Woodgrain interior doors

Marvin INTERIOR AND ENTRY DOORS

TruStile Doors Interior Doors

JELD-WEN, Inc. Interior Doors

Simpson Door Company Interior Door

Interior Door Manufacturer Ranking

Global Distribution of Interior Door Manufacturers by Country

List of Interior Door Products

Nobu folding door 610mm-20 set CDN-20-610

Nobu folding door 610mm-24 set CDN-24-610

No wave type set DIAP-12D-D114

Solid glass door set DIA-6D-D130

Wave type set DIAP-11D-AGP D114

Solid glass door set DIA-6D-D114

Lightweight stud partition door (AWD)

Solid glass door set DIO-6D-D130

Nobu door 3mm veneer door single item DIF-10

Hanger door + swinging door COLOWIDE

Solid R door with glass set DIA-20D

Solid R door with glass set DIO-20D

Solid glass door single door DIO-2

Special door for loading and unloading large equipment

Lightweight Stud Built-in Hanger Door (BHD)

Solid glass door Single door DIO-1

Hollow core door 6 panel frame width 116mm set

Steel hanger door Steel partition (80 type) + Door bag hanger door

Special Door Heat Insulated Manual Sliding Door

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