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Doormerica millennium vs Trustile

7 years ago
We have 8’ prehung solid core mdf interior doors. Our door vendor says to upgrade the hinge to 3.5” ball bearing Emtek because they are heavy doors. The cost different between Doormerica and Trustile is $3500 (both with the hinge upgrade). Does the door provided standard hinge really low quality or it is just an upsell by sales? I know that Trustile is the best MDF you can get but is Doormerica a good quality door?
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  • 7 years ago

    Never heard of Doormerica. Not saying they are good or bad but are their doors a true stile and rail door like a Trustile? Or are they are drop routed sheet of MDF like many of the others (Supadoor, Jeldwen, etc)? I prefer a true stile and rail door for sure as it is a more stable product, albeit more expensive. With MDF doors, they are heavy and I would definitely recommend the Ball Bearing Hinges, probably 4" as well.

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