Doors Types

French patio doors in a Canadian home opening to an outdoor space with natural light

How to choose French doors for your Canadian home

Most french door projects begin with a picture in your head: a wide opening at the back of the house, both panels swung open on a summer evening, and far more daylight in a room that currently gets very little. It is one of the few changes that alters how a whole floor feels, which is why homeowners plan it long before they call anyone.

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Standard exterior entry door size in a Canadian home with front door installation

Standard exterior door size: a complete guide for Canadian homeowners

The most common exterior door size in Canada is 80 inches tall by 32 inches wide for a single entry door . This size fits most Canadian homes built after 1960, and it's the most commonly manufactured replacement door size.

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Modern black front door with glass panels and contemporary exterior design

Modern front door designs: sleek, strong, and secure

A front door is the first thing a guest notices and the last thing you touch when leaving home. In modern home design, it has shifted from a purely functional element to a key piece of the exterior, a place where the homeowner's design choices are most visible from the street, and where security, energy efficiency, and curb appeal all meet.

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Modern open-concept living room with large sliding patio doors and natural daylight

Sliding Patio Doors vs Hinged Doors: Which Saves More Interior Space?

The short answer is this: Sliding doors save more interior space in most homes. A sliding door moves along a track and stays within its own frame line, meaning it never takes up floor area when opening or closing. A hinged door, by contrast, needs a clear swing arc that can reach up to 1.2 metres, depending on the door size.

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Toronto Entry Door Trends

Top entry door trends for 2026: stylish ideas for Toronto homes

Your front door does more than open and close. It's the first thing a visitor sees, the first line of defence against Toronto's freeze-thaw winters, and one of the few exterior upgrades that genuinely change how a home feels inside and out.

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How Much Do Entry Doors Cost in Canada?

If you’ve started looking into the cost of a new entry door, you’ve probably noticed how wide the price range can be. In this guide, we’ll walk through the most common door types, real pricing factors, and what usually has the biggest impact on the total replacement cost in 2026.

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