TRUSTILE

In 1995, TruStile recognized increasing demand in the market for greater material and design options for interior doors. The design drives every decision at TruStile and today they are on the forefront of trends and are always looking for new ways to change the industry. 



TruStile blends modern technology with old-world craftsmanship. Once you see the impact well-designed interior doors can have on a home, you’ll never look at them the same way again. The goal is to transform rooms in a way that value-engineered doors from other manufacturers simply cannot, and we think you'll find in this regard TruStile exceeds expectations.

BESPOKE
Interior doors are hardworking, prominent features of any home, and often viewed as an afterthought. The right doors will withstand daily wear and tear, minimize sound transfer, and add character and style to your interior décor. Interior doors come in many different types and configurations, and materials. 

At Glacier, we aren't even interested in selling you a hollow core product and never will be. Interior doors are a prime opportunity to enhance your interior aesthetic and can present themselves like a piece of fine furniture. 

CHOOSING A MATERIAL

Start with the suitable material for each opening. TruStile’s MDF is preferred for painted applications. Stain-grade wood adds a timeless, natural look. Use them both to bring your design together.

DOOR STYLES

From traditional to modern, TruStile has a door for every architectural style. Start with one or two base door styles and configure the details to complement each space.

AUTHENTIC DESIGNS



Authentic Designs® by TruStile helps you select the right door for your home’s architecture. Let us jump-start the process for you, whether it be Craftsman, contemporary, Mediterranean, Spanish Colonial, Art Deco, French Country, or Victorian.

OPTIONS

Like furnishings and décor, doors should complement your home’s architecture. TruStile can tailor your doors to work in various applications, including pocket doors, common arch pairs, barn doors, and grain matching.