Door Installation in Dublin
Door supply, fitting and complete installation planned around the opening, frame, hardware and finish. Door installation →


High-gloss MDF doors and matching frames, made to order with bespoke colour, profile and hardware options.
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Made-to-order metal entrance doors in steel or aluminium, with matching frames, CNC laser/plasma-cut patterns, insulation options and powder-coated finishes in a wide choice of colours.
Door supply, fitting and complete installation planned around the opening, frame, hardware and finish. Door installation →
Replacement planning for the door leaf, existing frame, new frame, hardware and final alignment. Door replacement →
Doors Dublin is building a quality-focused network of carpenters, joiners, door fitters, locksmiths, glaziers and related specialists across Ireland. Suitable professionals can apply to be reviewed for project opportunities and practical peer support.
Tell us what you need and leave the best contact for you. A phone number, WhatsApp number or email is enough.
A few details help us understand the opening, estimate the work more accurately and suggest the most suitable options. Choose what you know and skip anything you are unsure about.
No pressure · No obligation · “Not sure” is always fineColour, finish, frame, maintenance, access, timing, matching and budgeting can all change the right door solution. These routes connect the details instead of treating every door as the same job.
Compare physical door colour samples against frames, walls, floors and hardware before committing to a finish.
Explore →Compare painted, lacquered, oiled, powder-coated and other door finishes around traffic, moisture and maintenance.
Explore →Coordinate door edges, lippings, frames, architraves, wall junctions and visible finishing details.
Explore →Plan practical maintenance for hinges, locks, closers, seals, painted surfaces, timber finishes and external doors.
Explore →Use clear photos to help Doors Dublin understand the door, opening, frame, hardware and visible problem before a site assessment.
Explore →Prepare access, floor protection, removal routes and working space before door fitting or replacement.
Explore →See the typical stages from first enquiry and measurement through specification, supply, fitting and final adjustment.
Explore →Coordinate door styles, finishes, frames and hardware across several rooms without making every door identical.
Explore →Use proportions, panel layout, glazing, colour, frame and hardware to match or closely coordinate a new door with existing doors.
Explore →Balance door material, frame work, glazing, hardware, finish and fitting when planning a realistic project budget.
Explore →Refresh handles, hinges, locks, closers and related hardware while checking compatibility with the existing door and frame.
Explore →Identify common opening risks such as out-of-square frames, floor changes, wall thickness, moisture and previous alterations.
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Explore the types of doors we supply and install across Dublin and County Dublin.
For projects that need more than a conventional door, we can explore compatible automation, concealed frames, sensors, access control, architectural finishes and bespoke structural integration.
For concealed, oversized, automated or architecturally integrated doors, we can first organise the idea into a practical brief and decide what the next step should be.
We supply, measure, fit, install, replace and customise doors for homes and businesses across Dublin and County Dublin.
A good result starts with the opening, the existing frame and the way the door needs to work in the property.
Before any work begins, we check the opening, take accurate measurements and assess the existing door, frame, hinges and hardware. In many cases, the full frame does not need to be replaced. Sometimes fitting a new door into the existing frame is enough. In other cases, the frame may need adjustment, repair, repainting or replacement.
We explain the available options before the work starts and help you choose a suitable door, frame, finish, glass and hardware.
Correct measurements are essential for a door to open, close and lock properly.
We measure the height, width, depth and condition of the opening. We also check whether the opening is square, whether the floor level affects the door clearance and whether the existing frame can be reused.
During the assessment, we check:
After checking the opening, we can recommend whether you need a new door only, a door and frame, frame repairs or a complete replacement.
Door installation can include the door, frame, hinges, handles, locks, threshold, seals, trims and finishing work.
The exact installation depends on the property and the condition of the existing opening. A new door can sometimes be installed into the current frame. If the frame is damaged, twisted, badly fitted or unsuitable for the new door, it may need to be repaired or replaced.
We check the alignment of the door and make the necessary adjustments so that it opens and closes correctly. We also check the gaps around the door, hinge movement, handle operation, lock position and contact with the frame.
Installation options can include:
Door fitting involves preparing and adjusting a door so that it fits the opening correctly.
This may include trimming the door, preparing hinge recesses, positioning the hinges, drilling for handles and locks and adjusting the door to suit the frame.
When an existing frame is in good condition, it may be possible to keep it and fit only the new door. We check whether the existing hinge positions can be reused or whether new hinge positions are required.
Door fitting can include:
The aim is to make sure the door fits the opening, moves freely and closes without rubbing against the floor or frame.
Door replacement does not always mean replacing everything around the door.
We first inspect the existing door, frame, hinges, hardware and opening. If the frame is straight and in usable condition, it may be possible to replace only the door. The existing frame can sometimes be repaired, adjusted or repainted instead of removed.
A replacement may include:
This approach allows the work to be matched to the actual condition of the opening rather than replacing parts that can still be used.
We help customers find suitable doors through our trusted suppliers in Ireland and the European Union.
Doors are available in different materials, sizes, colours, finishes and designs. Depending on the type of door, options may include solid panels, glazed sections, decorative glass, different handle styles and matching frames.
We can help source:
Where applicable, doors and components can be supplied with the relevant manufacturer information and certification.
The condition of the frame affects how the door fits, closes and locks.
We inspect the frame for movement, damage, rot, poor alignment, loose sections and previous alterations. A frame that is still sound may only need adjustment, filling, sanding or painting.
Depending on its condition, we can:
The frame is assessed separately from the door so that unnecessary replacement can be avoided.
We can help select hardware that suits the door, frame and way the door will be used.
The correct hardware depends on the weight, material, thickness and opening direction of the door.
Available items may include:
Hardware can be selected to match the colour and style of the door.
DOOR PAINTING AND COLOUR OPTIONS
Doors and frames can be supplied or finished in a wide range of colours.
Depending on the material and door type, more than 100 colour options may be available. We can help match the door to the exterior of the property, interior walls, flooring, kitchen units, windows or existing woodwork.
Colour and finish options may include:
Existing frames may also be prepared and repainted when replacement is not required.
Glass can be used in internal doors, external doors, French doors, patio doors, aluminium doors and custom-made doors.
Glazed sections can bring more natural light into hallways, kitchens, living rooms, entrances and commercial spaces.
Options may include:
The available glass specification depends on the door type, location and supplier.
Internal doors divide rooms, reduce noise, provide privacy and form part of the interior design.
We can supply and fit internal doors for houses, apartments, offices and other properties. Existing frames may often be reused if they are in suitable condition.
Internal door options may include:
Handles, hinges and locks can be selected to suit each room.
External doors need to fit the opening correctly and provide reliable closing, weather protection and security.
We check the frame, threshold, seals, lock positions and door alignment before recommending a replacement or installation method.
External door options may include:
Composite doors are available in a wide range of colours, panel designs, glass layouts and hardware combinations.
They can be supplied with different handles, locks, letter plates, knockers, side panels and frame colours. The opening is measured before ordering to make sure the door set matches the required dimensions.
Matching or contrasting hardware
Standard and custom configurations
French doors are commonly used between a home and garden, patio, balcony, dining room or living space.
They usually consist of two doors and can include large glazed areas. We measure the full opening, check the threshold and assess whether the existing frame can be reused.
French door options may include:
Patio doors connect internal living areas with gardens, terraces and outdoor spaces.
The correct option depends on the opening size, available space, frame condition and preferred opening system.
Patio door options may include:
Aluminium doors can be used for entrances, patios, glazed openings and modern internal or external designs.
They are available in different configurations, colours and glass options. Powder-coated finishes can provide a consistent colour across the door and frame.
Aluminium door options may include:
Wooden doors are available in different timbers, veneers, colours and finishes.
Depending on the design and supplier, options may include:
We can help select a suitable finish, glass layout, frame and hardware.
Metal doors can be made in standard or custom sizes and may be suitable for entrances, storage areas, workshops, utility spaces and selected commercial uses.
They can be supplied with powder-coated finishes in different colours.
Custom hinge and hardware positions
We do not advertise specialist fire-door or security-door work unless it is specifically agreed and suitable certification and documentation are available.
Standard-size doors are not suitable for every opening.
If the required door cannot be sourced through our regular suppliers, selected doors can be manufactured to suit the required measurements, material, design and finish.
Custom options may include:
Every custom order begins with accurate measurements and a check of the opening.
Designer doors can combine custom dimensions, colours, materials, glass and hardware.
The design can be based on the style of the property, an existing door, a reference image or a specific combination of features.
Possible options include:
The available design depends on the material, dimensions and manufacturing method.
Kitchen doors can refer to the room entrance, a door leading outside or a glazed door connecting the kitchen with another part of the property.
We can help select a door that suits the available space, light requirements and interior finish.
Bathroom doors need to provide privacy and fit correctly without catching on flooring or surrounding finishes.
Depending on the layout, suitable options may include painted, wooden, panel or frosted-glass doors.
We can fit:
Bedroom doors can be supplied in styles that match the rest of the internal doors in the property.
Options include painted, wooden, panel, flush and glazed designs. We can fit a single bedroom door or replace several internal doors as part of the same project.
Available options may include:
We supply and fit doors for houses, apartments, rental properties, offices, shops and other business premises.
The service can include measuring, sourcing, fitting, replacement, frame work, painting, glass and hardware.
Start a WhatsApp Chat or fill out the contact form. Send us the approximate measurements, photos of the existing door and a short description of what you need. We will review the request, help you choose a suitable option and reply as quickly as possible.
Contact us on WhatsApp or complete the contact form.
If possible, send a few photos of the existing door, approximate measurements and a short description of what you need.
We will review your request and reply as soon as possible.
Practical Doors Dublin guides for choosing, measuring, fitting, repair, maintenance, finishes, damage and replacement. Each guide starts with a real door decision and links deeper into the library.
Compare door types, materials, sizes, frames, glazing and hardware.
Read guide →Sticking, rubbing, sagging, rattling and closing problems explained.
Read guide →Width, height, frame depth and floor clearance before ordering.
Read guide →Decide what can stay, what can be adjusted and what actually needs replacement.
Read guide →Plan colours, preparation, frames, edges and architraves.
Read guide →A practical checklist for photos, scope, repair options and quotations.
Read guide →Avoid size, handing, hardware and fitting mistakes before ordering.
Read guide →What to photograph and measure for a clearer remote assessment.
Read guide →Non-standard openings, colours, glass, frames and hardware.
Read guide →Timber choice, grain, moisture, oils, lacquer, paint and ongoing care.
Read guide →Choose how much light, privacy and visual separation a glazed door should provide.
Read guide →How door construction and weight affect hinge choice, quantity and positioning.
Read guide →Door planning for new builds, extensions, interiors, builders and designers.
Explore the parts and decisions that make a door work: material, finish, frame, opening, glass, hardware, threshold and maintenance. Each topic links to a practical next step.
Concealed frames, flush finishes, wall panelling and discreet interior or exterior openings.
Explore →Prepared metal doors, paint systems, colour options and finish choices for the intended environment.
Explore →How skins, cores, reinforcement, glazing, frames and hardware work together in a composite door.
Explore →Clear, privacy, frosted, reeded, textured, laminated and specialist glazing choices.
Explore →Handles, hinges, locks, pulls, closers and coordinated finishes for different door types.
Explore →Powder coating, anodised finishes, colour choices and maintenance for aluminium doors and frames.
Explore →Natural oil, lacquer and painted finishes; grain, maintenance and how timber responds over time.
Explore →Privacy hardware, moisture-resistant finishes, ventilation considerations and practical clearances.
Explore →Check alignment and condition before deciding whether the old frame can stay, be repaired or replaced.
Explore →Floor transitions, weather seals, external thresholds and draught-control details around doors.
Explore →Cylinders, multipoint locks, latches, escutcheons and hardware positions matched to the door system.
Explore →Width, height, wall thickness, finished floor level and clearance decisions before fitting.
Explore →Doors Dublin can discuss hidden and concealed-door solutions for suitable interiors, including flush painted walls, timber panelling, discreet metal systems, glazed concepts and selected stone or tile-faced finishes. The frame, concealed hinges, gaps, finish and opening method are planned together so the closed door reads as part of the surrounding surface.
Explore hidden door options →You do not need to know the product name. Start with what you can see, what is damaged, the type of entrance or the idea you want to build, then follow the connected options.
Glass entrances, internal glass doors, privacy, specialist glazing, damaged panels and made-to-measure layouts.
Explore →Non-standard sizes, architectural ideas, unusual openings, themed doors and one-off requirements.
Explore →Start with the symptom: sticking, damaged finish, cracked frame, loose hardware, water, glass or locks.
Explore →Retail entrances, glazed shopfronts, stainless-steel frames, busy-door hardware and replacement planning.
Explore →Door damage assessment, photographs, repair-versus-replacement options and quotation information.
Explore →Flush openings, concealed frames, wall panelling, discreet hardware and interior or exterior hidden-door concepts.
Explore →Room-by-room doors, replacement, glazed options, painted or timber finishes, frames and hardware.
Explore →Oak, walnut, pine, engineered timber, grain, oils, lacquer, paint and moisture-related movement.
Explore →Reuse, repair or replace a frame; non-standard openings, architraves, clearances and final fitting.
Explore →From timber oils and swollen doors to hidden external entrances, shopfront damage, glass room dividers and bespoke institutional doors — follow a practical topic to a specific solution.
A home, rental, pub, warehouse or four-metre architectural opening creates a different door problem. These routes keep the site door-first while making the choices easier to understand.
Repeatable doors, repairs and turnover planning.
Explore →Simple internal-door routes with fitting considered.
Explore →Busy entrances, closers, hardware and back-of-house doors.
Explore →Robust pedestrian and service openings.
Explore →Leaf, frame, seals and thresholds working together.
Explore →Brushed and specialist-finish door concepts.
Explore →Architectural and oversized concepts up to around 4m where suitable.
Explore →Wide entrances with two, three or more coordinated leaves.
Explore →Materials, rooms, glass, colours, hardware, fitting, replacement and detailed door components — organised as quick destinations rather than a wall of cards.
Browse the Door Library →Start with a symptom, the result you want, the type of property or the material. Each route connects back into the wider Doors Dublin library.
Sticking, damage, draughts, water, hardware, glass and other symptoms.
Open route →Light, privacy, security, quieter rooms, hidden access or an unusual result.
Open route →Home, apartment, shop, office, institution, workshop or another setting.
Open route →Timber, composite, aluminium, steel, stainless steel, glass and finishes.
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