Doors Desk The global door industry hub

More for every door business

Why door companies join DoorsDesk

Door manufacturers

Find new distributors and dealers in new regions and countries. Present your collections and brands to the whole door industry.

Distributors and importers

Discover manufacturers and new door brands to distribute, and build a dealer network in your region.

Retail stores and showrooms

Find new door brands and suppliers, and appear on the map so buyers nearby know where to see and buy a door.

DIY chains

Source doors, hardware and materials for your ranges directly from their makers.

Project buyers and contractors

Source doors and hardware in volume for hotels, offices and residential buildings.

Architects and designers

Find the right doors and the factories behind them for your projects.

Hardware, components and materials suppliers

Find new buyers among door factories, distributors and stores worldwide.

Equipment makers

Reach door factories that are ready to invest in new machines and lines.

Installers

Get found by stores and homeowners nearby who need a door measured and installed.

About DoorsDesk: the global hub of the door industry

DoorsDesk is the global hub for the door industry and a community of its professionals: door manufacturers, distributors, retail stores, DIY chains, project buyers, architects, installers and suppliers of hardware, components, equipment and materials. On the platform, they showcase their companies and brands, find partners and dealers, and share industry knowledge. DoorsDesk is available in 13 languages.

Our goals

Business categories of the door industry

Member companies select the categories that match their business activities. Each category has its own section with its companies.

Manufacturers
Factories of interior and entrance doors. They present their collections and brands and find distributors and dealers in new regions.
Distributors
Wholesalers and importers of doors and hardware. They find manufacturers whose products they can distribute and build a network of stores in their regions.
Retail stores
Door showrooms and shops. Their addresses and brands are on the map, so buyers nearby know where to see and buy a door.
Door sets
Ready-to-install doors, typically including the door leaf and frame, with hardware depending on the set; for builders and stores.
Hardware
Handles, locks, hinges, closers and other door fittings from their makers and distributors.
Decorative profiles & arches
Mouldings, architraves, jamb extensions, arches and profiles that finish a doorway.
Components
Parts for door production: glass, seals, edges, inserts and fittings for factories.
Consumables
Everything used up in production and installation: abrasives, filters, tape, film, staples, glue, foam, sealants, cleaners.
Equipment
Machines and lines for making doors: cutting, pressing, edging, finishing and packing.
Tools
Hand and cutting tools for working with doors: router bits, saw blades, saws, drill bits, staplers, cordless drivers, jigs for fitting locks and hinges.
Materials
Boards, veneers, films, laminates, paints and coatings that doors are made of.
Installation services
Local specialists who measure, install and service doors.
Project fit-out and procurement
Contractors and buyers who fit out hotels, offices and residential buildings and source doors and hardware in volume.
DIY chains and home improvement stores
Big retail chains with doors, hardware and materials on their shelves. They find suppliers for their ranges.
Design & 3D modeling
Designers of door collections, 3D models and visualizations for catalogs and apps.
Architects
Architects and interior designers who specify doors in their projects and look for the right products and makers.
Exhibitions
Trade fairs and events of the door industry: where to meet partners in person.

For door industry companies