An interior door sets the tone for a room. It's also something you touch every day, so it should feel solid and operate smoothly. We stock and special order interior doors in the styles Bay Area homes call for: shaker and multi-panel doors for craftsman and traditional houses, flush and plank styles for modern remodels, and glass-panel French doors for dens and offices.
Each brand we carry has its own strength. TruStile builds stile-and-rail doors to order in a wide range of designs and sizes. Simpson and TM Cobb offer wood doors in species and panel layouts that suit older East Bay homes. Our showroom staff can walk you through the differences and help you match a door to your house, your budget, and your timeline.
The core of a door affects how it sounds, how it feels, and what it costs. Solid core interior doors are heavier and block more sound, which makes them a strong choice for bedrooms, bathrooms, and home offices. They also close with the weight people expect from a quality door. Hollow core doors are lighter and cost less, and they work well for closets and low-traffic spaces.
| Door core | Sound control | Weight | Relative cost | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Solid core | Strong | Heavy | Higher | Bedrooms, bathrooms, home offices, main living areas |
| Hollow core | Limited | Light | Lower | Closets, pantries, utility and low-traffic spaces |
Hardware is the part of the door people actually hold, and it carries the style of the house from room to room. We carry Emtek and Baldwin door hardware, including knobs, levers, deadbolts, entry sets, and hinges in a range of finishes.
Our team can help you coordinate finishes across the whole house so every opening matches.
Knobs, levers, and entry sets in a wide range of styles and finishes, from traditional to contemporary.
View Emtek hardwareDoor hardware with a long reputation for quality, including entry sets, deadbolts, knobs, and levers.
View Baldwin hardwareChoosing hardware early saves time on the job. Backset, bore size, and door thickness all affect which hardware fits, so selecting the door and the hardware together means the door can be prepped correctly the first time.
Truitt & White runs its own door shop in Berkeley. Having the shop in house means doors can be prepared for installation before they reach the job site, cutting down the work needed on site.
We work with contractors, builders, and architects on projects of every size, from a single bedroom door to a full-house door package. Bring your door schedule and our team will help you work through sizes, swings, cores, and hardware for each opening. Trade accounts and local delivery are available.
A new door looks its best with trim to match. Our lumberyard on Hearst Avenue stocks door casing, moulding, and trim, so the full opening can come from one supplier.
See interior doors and door hardware in person at 1831 Second Street, Berkeley. Stop by, or schedule an appointment to plan your project with our team.
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