The U.S. interior doors market size was valued at $14,544.8 million in 2023, and is projected to reach $20,874.1 million by 2033, registering a CAGR of 3.6% from 2024 to 2033.
An interior door is a panel that provides a barrier between the rooms and spaces within the house or a building. Interior doors are light-weight, thin and often have a hollow core. In addition, its function is to provide separation between the rooms in a house, unlike an exterior door that is installed at the entrance and is made very strong in order to withstand the harsh weather and stop or slow down any forceful entry.
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- The U.S. interior doors market analysis in terms of value ($million) available from 2023 to 2033.
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- The U.S. interior doors market share is marginally fragmented, with players such as Bayer Built Inc., Feather River Doors, JELD-WEN, Inc., Lynden Door, Inc., Marvin, Masonite, Rogue Valley Door, Steves & Sons, TruStile Doors, and Woodgrain. Major strategies such as product launch, partnerships, expansion, and other strategies of players operating in the market are tracked and monitored.
Market dynamics
An interior door may have insulation capabilities, but it is an uncommon feature. Moreover, it can be of many types and is categorized on the basis of mechanism of working, material that it is made from and may incorporate a decorated surface to match the interior design of the house. Further, the construction sector is witnessing a boom in all the developing as well as in developed countries owing to rapid urbanization. In addition, increased disposable income is also a reason for the boom in the construction sector. These factors have surged the demand in the interior doors market. In addition, technological advancement in fiberglass and other materials has significantly increased its use to manufacture interior doors and make them lighter and relatively less expensive. This positively influences the demand for U.S. interior doors market growth.
Major players in the industry have focused on the development of highly elegant and durable interior doors. For instance, in February 2020, Jeld-Wen, Inc., a leading provider of interior and exterior doors launched two new interior doors, known as the Moda Rustic interior door, a beautiful wood veneer with modern, flat-panel styles and translucent glass, and the other product that is launched is a finishing method known as ‘Foundry Finishes’ for fiberglass doors to recreate the look of real iron on them. Moreover, business expansion by the manufacturers of interior doors has also helped the interior doors market to witness significant growth. For instance, in January 2022, Marvin doors and windows a manufacturer of interior doors expanded its distribution and manufacturing facilities in Minnesota, U.S.
Furthermore, the increased tourism has significantly boosted the number of hospitality buildings such as hotels, resorts, and other such buildings across the globe, thereby increasing the demand for the interior doors market. In addition, adoption of e-commerce for the sales of interior door products has led to lower costs of the products, which adds to increasing demand for interior doors and its related products.
Segmental Overview
The U.S. interior doors market is segmented on the basis of type, material, mechanism, end user, and region. By type, the market is categorized into panel door, bypass door, bifold door, pocket door, and others. On the basis of material type the market is categorized into wood, metal, glass, fiberboard, fiberglass, vinyl, and others. On the basis of mechanism, the market is categorized into swinging, sliding, folding, revolving, and others. And, on the basis of end user, it is bifurcated into residential, and non-residential.
By type: The U.S. interior doors market is divided into panel door, bypass door, bifold door, pocket door, and others. Panel doors consist of vertical and horizontal frames known as stiles and rails, respectively. These types of interior doors are commonly found in residential and non-residential buildings as they possess high strength and provide an aesthetic look. Bypass door, commonly known as sliding door, refers to a door system that includes sliding on a track behind or in front of each other. These doors are specifically used with closets as less space is required to open the door. Bi-fold doors are used as internal or external room dividers. These doors offer the advantage of a seamless transition from the inside to the outside; for instance, in a living room/balcony or living room/porch transition. Pocket doors are a single sliding door system gaining popularity among the population as they are best suited for small houses, eliminating the space of swinging doors. French doors, Dutch doors, and flush doors are some of the other types of doors. Panel door segment is expected to exhibit the largest revenue contributor during the forecast period and pocket door segment is expected to exhibit the highest CAGR share in the type segment in the U.S. interior doors market during the forecast period.
By Door Type
The pocket segment is projected to grow at a significant CAGR during the forecast period.
By material: The U.S. interior doors market is divided into wood, metal, glass, fiberboard, fiberglass, vinyl, and others. The wood segment is expected to be the largest revenue contributor during the forecast period, and the vinyl segment is expected to exhibit the highest CAGR share in the material segment in the U.S. interior doors market during the forecast period.
By mechanism: The U.S. interior doors market is divided into swinging, sliding, folding, revolving, and others. Swinging door can be opened in either direction or then close by itself. Single panel and double panel doors are commonly used swinging doors, which are best suited for larger openings in the residential and commercial sectors. Sliding doors are parallel to the wall and open horizontally by sliding. Several types of doors, namely, bypass doors, arcadia doors, and pocket doors are commonly found in houses and hotels. Folding doors, popularly known as bi-fold doors, open by folding back in sections or panels and are used as internal or external room dividers.
Revolving doors consist of three or four doors that are suspended on a central shaft and rotate around a vertical axis within a cylindrical enclosure. These doors are favored for their energy efficiency, as they act as airlocks, thus reducing the energy consumption of a building. The swinging segment is expected to be the largest revenue contributor during the forecast period, and revolving, and others segment is expected to exhibit the highest CAGR share in the mechanism segment in the U.S. interior doors market during the forecast period.
By Mechanism
The Swinging segment is expected to hold a majority share of the market throughout the study period
By end user: The U.S. interior doors market is divided into residential, and non-residential.
The residential segment is expected to be the largest revenue contributor during the forecast period and is expected to exhibit the highest CAGR share in the end user segment in the U.S. interior doors market during the forecast period.
Competition Analysis
The major players profiled in the U.S. interior doors market are Bayer Built Inc., Feather River Doors, JELD-WEN, Inc., Lynden Door, Inc., Marvin, Masonite, Rogue Valley Door, Steves & Sons, TruStile Doors, and Woodgrain.
Major companies in the market have adopted acquisition, product launch, business expansion, and other strategies as their key developmental strategies to offer better products and services to customers in the U.S. interior doors market.
Recent developments in the U.S. interior doors industry.
In April 2023, JELD-WEN, Inc. entered into an agreement with Platinum Equity to sell 100% of its Australasia business for approximately $461 million. JELD-WEN's Australasia business represents approximately 11% of the company's global revenues and is the leading Australian designer, manufacturer and distributor of windows and doors.
In July 2022, JELD-WEN, Inc. launched Auraline true composite windows and patio doors. Auraline products are Greenguard Gold certified and feature fresh, contemporary designs delivering crisp, clean lines that homeowners desire & builders want to use. Slimmer sight lines are a signature of Auraline True Composite Windows and Patio Doors, with up to 28% more visible glass, providing homeowners with more natural light, which can reduce energy consumption from artificial interior lighting needs.
In June 2021, JELD-WEN, Inc. Canada announced a multi-million-dollar investment in its Quebec based manufacturing facilities. The company plans to increase the production capacity of interior doors along with the purchase of automated manufacturing equipment.
In March 2024, Marvin started its new business In Leavenworth Road in Wyandotte County, in partnership with Scannell Properties, JLL, Finkle + Williams Architecture, Olsson and Kadean Construction. It anticipates employing approximately 100 team members in full-time positions across manufacturing, fabrication, and assembly of the company’s fiberglass window & door solutions.
In January 2022, Marvin planned to expand its operations in Fargo North Dakota, U.S. It will open two new facilities: a 127,000-square-foot manufacturing facility and a 148,000-square-foot distribution center. This move will support the growth of their window and door portfolio.
In April 2021, Marvin acquired the assets of Connecticut, England based A.W. Hastings. Marvin is now the owner of its distribution in New England and Eastern New York. This move will help Marvin to serve more efficiently to the customers in the region.
In December 2023, Masonite entered into an agreement with PGT Innovations Inc. to acquire PGT Innovations, a manufacturer & supplier of windows and doors, for $3 billion in a bid to expand its business. This strategy helps to provide homeowners with differentiated solutions across both the interior and exterior openings of the home & expanding geographic presence and growth opportunities.
In November 2022, Masonite opened its new door manufacturing facility in Fort Mill, U.S. The new facility produces doors for the North American residential housing market & services some of its key markets in the Mid-Atlantic and Southeastern regions of the country.
In October 2021 Masonite unveiled its Defendr Door System. This system is designed to slow down forced entry inside buildings. DefendrTM Door System slowdowns the attempts to enter a locked interior room by use of force.
In June 2021 Masonite announced its plans to invest in a new door manufacturing facility in Fort Mill, South Carolina. The 370,000 square feet facility will produce doors for the North American residential housing market.
In March 2021, Masonite announced patent-pending technology to integrate power and internet connectivity into residential doors. The company has collaborated with Ring and Yale Home, to incorporate this new technology into their door offerings.
In November 2022, Steves & Sons expanded its business in Georgia by investing $100 million to build a state-of-the-art door manufacturing facility in Jackson County, Georgia. The 310,000-square-foot plant produces millions of interior molded door skins annually for use in new housing construction, repair, & remodeling.
In February 2022, Steves & Sons started its new interior door plant in Brigham City in the federal state of Utah. This strategy brings more than 200 jobs with more than 137 being classified as new, high-paying jobs in the next five years.
In January 2022, Woodgrain acquired Trimco Millwork, an Aurora, Colo.- based wholesale distributor of molding, exterior doors, interior doors and other specialty building products. Through this strategy, Woodgrain increased its distribution center network to 35 locations expanding into a national footprint in the Rocky Mountain West region.
Key Benefits for Stakeholders
- The report provides an extensive analysis of the current and emerging U.S. interior doors market trends and dynamics.
- In-depth U.S. interior doors market analysis is conducted by constructing market estimations for key market segments between 2023 and 2033.
- Extensive analysis of the U.S. interior doors market is conducted by following key product positioning and monitoring of top competitors within the market framework.
- A comprehensive analysis of all the regions is provided to determine the prevailing opportunities.
- The U.S. interior doors market forecast analysis from 2024 to 2033 is included in the report.
- The key players within the U.S. interior doors market are profiled in this report and their strategies are analyzed thoroughly, which helps us understand the competitive outlook of the U.S. interior doors market
U.S. interior doors Market Report Highlights
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Analyst Review
The U.S. interior doors market has witnessed significant growth in the past few years, owing to surge in spending on building construction activities.
Rise in trend of interior designing activities, especially in the U.S., has fueled the demand for interior doors. Furthermore, the increased popularity of eco-friendly materials for designing and manufacturing interior doors has increased the demand for interior doors from residential users. Further, the increase in the number of small houses fuels the demand for bypass interior doors, owing to their space saving capabilities. The swinging mechanism of interior doors has been widely used by homeowners and building developers. In addition, advancements in IT technologies that enable homeowners to choose the doors from the comfort of their houses have helped interior door manufacturers to expand their market reach.
Moreover, integration of the latest design elements along with latest IT technologies and other latest advancements in interior doors and the materials that they are manufactured from has played a key role in increasing the demand for interior doors; thereby, providing lucrative opportunities for the growth for the market.
The U.S. interior doors market size was valued at $14,544.8 million in 2023 and is projected to reach $20,874.1 million by 2033, registering a CAGR of 3.6% from 2024 to 2033.
The forecast period considered for the U.S. Interior Doors market is 2023 to 2033, wherein, 2023 is the base year, 2024 is the estimated year, and 2033 is the forecast year.
The latest version of U.S. Interior Doors market report can be obtained on demand from the website.
The base year considered in the U.S. Interior Doors market report is 2023.
The major players profiled in the U.S. Interior Doors market include Bayer Built Inc., Feather River Doors, JELD-WEN, Inc., Lynden Door, Inc., Marvin, Masonite, Rogue Valley Door, Steves & Sons, TruStile Doors, and Woodgrain.
The top ten market players are selected based on two key attributes - competitive strength and market positioning.
The report contains an exclusive company profile section, where leading companies in the market are profiled. These profiles typically cover company overview, geographical presence, market dominance (in terms of revenue and volume sales), various strategies, and recent developments.
Based on type, the panel segment was the largest revenue generator in 2023.
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