New Online Source for Real Wood Doors

Castlewood Fine Doors offers an extensive product list of quality doors including exterior and interior wood doors that can be purchased through their online site.

2012-09-13

TORONTO, ON, September 13, 2012 (Press-News.org) Castlewood Fine Doors, located in Toronto, Ontario announced today the launch of their new website.

The new site details the company's comprehensive offering of both interior and exterior real wood doors.

The interior doors selection includes solid wood raised panel doors, flat panel doors, plank and beaded panel doors, French doors, louvered doors and closet doors.

Exterior doors include solid panel doors, doors with glass as well as side light and transom options.

Doors are available in a variety of species including fir, oak, pine, mahogany, poplar, maple, cherry and knotty alder.

"We are proud and excited about the ability to display our fine selection of doors to the home design, build and renovate communities," stated company sales director Mr. Jon Watson. "We are seeing a growing trend of consumers looking for higher quality, more visually appealing and better performing doors to install in their homes."

He concluded by saying, "Castlewood Fine Doors is truly a one stop destination for anyone seeking custom real wood doors for their home."

The company's custom fabrication division has the ability to prehang doors in any size frame required with matching doorjamb wood species. In addition, custom pre-finishing with a wide selection of stain color choices is also available. Optional professional installation is available across Ontario and doors can be shipped anywhere in North America.

A complimentary line of premium door hardware and true replica fibreglass exterior doors completes the website offering.

To find out more please visit www.castlewoodfinedoors.com

Contact:
Mr. Jon Watson
Sales Director
info@castlewoodfinedoors.com
1-855-264-3425

Castlewood Fine Doors is a leading source for quality interior and exterior doors for the general public.

Website: http://www.castlewoodfinedoors.com

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