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Discover quality doors for every entrance and interior space at Windsor Plywood. We offer a wide selection of interior doors, exterior doors, and door hardware to suit any style or project—whether you're renovating, building new, or upgrading for curb appeal. From classic wood panel doors to modern glass designs, our products are crafted for performance and beauty. As a proudly Canadian retailer, we carry premium, hard-to-source door solutions and provide expert advice at every step. Visit your local Windsor Plywood to explore options and get personalized service to help bring your vision to life.
Frequently Asked Questions
What types of door hardware does Windsor Plywood carry?
Windsor Plywood carries door levers, knobs, deadbolts, handlesets, entry sets, and electronic smart locks. Brands include Weiser, Taymor, and Nottingham, covering both interior and exterior applications in a range of finishes including matte black, satin nickel, oil-rubbed bronze, and polished chrome.
What is the difference between a passage set and a privacy set?
A passage set has no locking function and is used on doors that do not require privacy, such as hallways and closets. A privacy set has a push-button or turn-button lock on the inside for rooms like bathrooms and bedrooms, with an emergency release on the outside. Choosing the right function for each door is the starting point for any hardware selection.
How do I choose the right door hardware finish for my home?
Match hardware finish to the dominant metal tone in the room. Matte black and satin nickel work with contemporary interiors. Oil-rubbed bronze and antique brass suit traditional and heritage spaces. For consistency, coordinate door hardware with light fixtures, plumbing fixtures, and cabinet pulls throughout the home or at least within each room.
What does adjustable backset mean on door hardware?
Backset is the distance from the edge of the door to the centre of the bore hole where the latch sits. Standard residential backsets are 2-3/8 inches and 2-3/4 inches. Most quality door hardware sold in Canada has an adjustable backset that accommodates both, which simplifies installation and replacement without needing to measure the existing door first.
Can I replace door hardware myself without a contractor?
Yes. Replacing door hardware is one of the more accessible DIY home upgrades. If you are replacing like-for-like in the same bore configuration, it typically requires only a screwdriver. If you are changing from knobs to levers or adding a deadbolt where none exists, you may need a hole saw and chisel. Windsor Plywood staff can advise on what tools your specific replacement requires.