Entry doors
Your entry door sets the tone for your home. Choose the material, glass, colour and finish to suit its character, whether you prefer a traditional look or a simpler contemporary one. We can help you weigh appearance, daily use and upkeep.
Casing
Casing
Door casing frames the opening and helps it feel at home with the rest of your house. Interior and exterior options include wood, wood-clad, aluminum, fibreglass and other materials. We can help match existing details or plan a new look.
Casing styles
Exterior casing comes in brickmould, flat, beaded and prospect profiles. Each gives the outside edge a different look. We’ll help you choose a profile that works with your home’s trim.
Wood species
Choose from common and exotic woods, including oak, pine, fir, cedar, maple, walnut, cherry and mahogany. Their different grains and tones give you a starting point for a finish that suits your home.
Finish
Finish
Choose interior and exterior finishes that suit your home. Match both sides for a consistent look, or select different finishes to work with each room and the outside of your house.
Colour options
Select manufacturers offer more than 360 interior and exterior colours. You can match existing trim or choose a contrast that suits your home’s character.
Wood stains
For wood doors, an interior stain lets the natural grain show through. Choose a tone that works with the room and the other finishes around it.
Glass
Glass
For a large or oversized opening, glass selection affects both the view and comfort. We’ll explain the energy-efficient choices available for your door style and help you weigh them against the design you want.
Glass options
Most door styles offer double-pane or triple-pane glass. Insulated glass helps reduce heat transfer, which can make rooms more comfortable through Ontario’s seasons.
Grilles
True divided panes or simulated grilles give your doors a multi-pane look. Choose from grille patterns and profiles to suit your home’s style, whether traditional or contemporary.
Accessories
Accessories
Screens help keep insects out, while shades give you more control over privacy and sunlight. Choose the options that suit the way you use the room.
Screens
Screen choices include high-transparency, invisible and retractable designs. Frames come in different colours and materials, so you can choose a look that works with your finish.
Shades
Shades can soften sunlight and add privacy when you need it. Choose a colour and style that suit both your doors and the room around them.
Hardware
Hardware
Handles, locks and hinges affect how your door feels and closes each day. Hardware that supports a snug fit can help with comfort and security while completing the door design.
Handles and locks
Choose modern or traditional handles and locks to suit your door. Custom finishes let you coordinate the hardware with the rest of the design.
Sills
Sill options vary by manufacturer and include flush, weep and recessed designs. The right sill supports the door and helps keep drafts and moisture out.
We’ll help you compare options that fit your home and budget, then measure on site for an accurate quote. Our installers finish the trim and clean up, with warranties and aftercare after the job is done.
Manufacturer information
Ridley carries the manufacturers below. Ask us which product lines and finishes fit your project. Their pages include technical resources where available.
