Interior Doors Price Index
Price trends, forecasts, and supply data for hollow core, solid core, fire-rated, and specialty interior doors.
Product pricing by subcategory
Commercial and retail price ranges tracked from major distributors. Updated weekly.
| Size | Low | High | Median |
|---|---|---|---|
| 24X80 | $50 | $331 | $145 |
| 18X80 | $48 | $149 | $97 |
| 30X80 | $73 | $216 | $153 |
| 32X80 | $56 | $331 | $222 |
| 36X80 | $87 | $300 | $220 |
| 28X80 | $48 | $134 | $94 |
| 80X80 | $48 | $331 | $209 |
| 22X80 | $268 | $331 | $331 |
| 24X96 | $126 | $331 | $148 |
| 30X96 | $78 | $165 | $148 |
| 18X96 | $454 | $454 | $454 |
| 24X78 | $50 | $108 | $56 |
| 36X96 | $81 | $262 | $101 |
| Size | Low | High | Median |
|---|---|---|---|
| 36X80 | $63 | $195 | $124 |
| 30X80 | $68 | $292 | $156 |
| 24X80 | $86 | $292 | $157 |
| 36X84 | $87 | $606 | $364 |
| 80X80 | $90 | $435 | $175 |
| 20X80 | $79 | $606 | $150 |
| 32X80 | $63 | $606 | $108 |
| 18X80 | $80 | $606 | $498 |
| 24X84 | $205 | $606 | $404 |
| 36X96 | $101 | $606 | $606 |
| 15X80 | $380 | $606 | $520 |
| 24X36 | $63 | $606 | $63 |
| 36X79 | $330 | $606 | $376 |
| 28X80 | $122 | $202 | $157 |
| 26X80 | $192 | $326 | $235 |
| 12X12 | $63 | $414 | $72 |
| 24X94 | $72 | $90 | $81 |
| 34X82 | $195 | $244 | $220 |
| 36X1500 | $188 | $235 | $212 |
| 18X96 | $103 | $439 | $272 |
| 2X80 | $132 | $165 | $149 |
| 30X32 | $67 | $332 | $166 |
| 12X80 | $179 | $500 | $344 |
| 14X80 | $141 | $500 | $170 |
| 16X84 | $351 | $606 | $395 |
| 24X72 | $83 | $132 | $114 |
| 28X78 | $119 | $239 | $161 |
| 38X90 | $63 | $150 | $135 |
| 44X83 | $312 | $606 | $351 |
| Material | Low | High | Median |
|---|---|---|---|
| Solid Core | $74 | $247 | $143 |
| Hollow Core | $39 | $69 | $49 |
Prices last updated Aug 31, 2026. Commercial = contractor/trade pricing (typically 25-30% below retail).
Understanding Interior Doors Prices in Construction
Interior doors are specified in virtually every construction project and represent a deceptively complex material category. A typical residential project requires 15-25 interior doors; a commercial project may need hundreds. The category spans from commodity hollow-core doors at $30-50 each to custom architectural doors exceeding $2,000, with fire-rated and acoustic-rated doors in between.
Door pricing is influenced by both lumber markets (for solid core and wood veneer products) and manufactured component markets (for MDF, hardboard, and composite cores). The pre-hung door assembly - including frame, hinges, and hardware prep - adds significant value and labor content beyond the door slab itself.
Key Pricing Drivers
- Lumber and composite wood panel costs (MDF, particleboard, hardboard)
- Hardware costs - hinges, locksets, and fire-rated hardware increasingly imported
- Fire rating and acoustic rating requirements in commercial and multifamily projects
- ADA compliance requirements affecting door width, hardware, and closer specifications
- Residential construction volume, particularly single-family and multifamily housing starts
- Labor costs in pre-hung assembly operations
Interior Doors scorecard
Current direction, confidence, year-over-year change, and volatility.
Supply Chain & Seasonal Context
Interior door manufacturing is largely domestic, with major producers including Masonite, JELD-WEN, and Steves Doors operating U.S. plants. This domestic production base provides insulation from direct tariff exposure on finished doors, though some components (exotic veneers, specialty glass lites) are imported.
Lead times for standard stock doors run 2-4 weeks. Custom sizes, specialty finishes, and fire-rated assemblies extend to 6-12 weeks. Large multifamily projects should schedule door orders 8-12 weeks ahead of installation to ensure availability, particularly for fire-rated and sound-rated units that require third-party certification.
Door demand tracks new construction activity with spring and summer peaks. Manufacturers typically implement annual price increases in Q1. Year-end ordering can sometimes lock in current-year pricing for Q1 delivery on large projects.
Interior Doors supply chain risk assessment
Current risk factors affecting interior doors availability and lead times.
Related Categories
For details on how we calculate these forecasts, see our methodology. View all categories on the Price Index overview.
Frequently asked questions
Solid core doors typically cost 2-3x more than hollow core for the same size and finish. The premium buys better sound attenuation, durability, and perceived quality. Fire-rated solid core doors carry an additional premium of 30-50% over standard solid core.
Fire-rated doors require certified assemblies including the door, frame, hardware, and sometimes closers. A 20-minute fire-rated assembly typically costs 40-60% more than a non-rated assembly. 90-minute ratings cost 2-3x non-rated pricing.
Moderately. Lumber and wood panel materials represent 30-40% of door manufacturing cost. Large lumber price movements take 1-3 months to flow through to finished door pricing. Hollow core doors are less lumber-sensitive than solid core products.
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