Flush Doors
We carry flush interior doors in both smooth and embossed surfaces, unfinished and finished. These doors are both durable and affordable. Flush doors are easily stained or painted and are available in a wide variety of woods and core types, including solid core doors which act as an excellent sound barrier.
Molded Doors
Molded interior doors provide a distinctive look for your house at an affordable price. Molded doors resist shrinking, swelling and cracking and can be specified as hollow core or solid core construction. Medallion Industries can provide you with a broad variety of textures, designs and styles. Molded doors can provide the perfect touch to your new construction or remodeling project.
Paint Grade Stile and Rail Doors
These interior doors feature several panels, interspersed with horizontal strips (rails) and/or vertical strips (stiles) with the result being a three-dimensional appearance. Stile and rail doors have crisp, clean lines that can naturally contract and expand with ambient humidity changes. These strong, reliable doors are ready for you to paint in any color you desire.
Wood Stain Grade Stile and Rail Doors
These stile and rail doors are stain grade, meaning they are made of higher quality woods from a variety of species. The solid wood construction creates a door that is remarkable in its beauty, design and richness. These strong, reliable doors are ready for you to stain.
Glass Paint Grade Stile and Rail Doors
These stile and rail doors are paint grade and feature many options of tempered glass. In addition to offering a wide variety of privacy ratings, Medallion Industries can also provide glass insert selections that feature a variety of textures and can complement any architectural style.
Glass Stain Grade Stile and Rail Doors
These interior stile and rail doors are stain grade and feature many options of tempered glass. Come in or schedule an appointment to see our Design Center and talk to one of our experienced team members to help select the best choice for your home.
