Secure, Durable, Low Maintenance
Secure, durable entrance systems with a clean, modern look. Designed for Montreal and Oshawa homes, providing security, insulation, and low maintenance in harsh winters and summer heat.

- Material
- Steel
- Security
- Multi-point locking
- Insulation
- Polyurethane core
- Warranty
- 10-year manufacturer
- Service Areas
- Montreal & Durham
Why Choose Steel Entry Doors
Strong & Durable
Dent-resistant steel skins with rigid feel for long-lasting performance and security
Energy Efficient
Foam-insulated core provides superior comfort and efficiency in Canadian climates
Perfect For
High-traffic entryways requiring durability
Canadian weather with harsh winters and hot summers
Homeowners prioritizing security and low maintenance
Energy Efficiency Metrics
Key Metrics
U-factor measures heat loss (lower is better). ER (Energy Rating) provides overall efficiency score. SHGC and VT ratings apply to glass inserts for solar heat gain and visible light transmission.
ENERGY STAR Certification
Door systems can be specified to meet ENERGY STAR Canada requirements where applicable. Ratings vary by glass inserts, size, and configuration-verify on your quote and product label.
Build Your Perfect Entry Door
Customize every aspect of your steel entry door with our comprehensive selection of materials, finishes, and hardware options.
Door Slab
Steel skins over insulated core-specifications vary by manufacturer
Frames
Composite, wood, or steel with jamb depths to match wall construction
Sills & Thresholds
High-performance options for superior air and water control
Weatherstripping
Advanced seals to reduce drafts and improve efficiency
Glass Inserts
Clear, decorative, or privacy glass with double/triple IGU, Low-E, and argon
Hardware Options
Handlesets, deadbolts, and smart lock compatibility in various finishes
Finishes
Factory-painted colors with custom paint options available
Sidelites & Transoms
Multiple lite patterns and sizes for added light and style
Multipoint Locks - Important Requirement
Key benefits include:
- Enhanced Security: Multiple locking points resist forced entry better than a single deadbolt
- Better Seal Compression: Creates a tighter seal against drafts and Canadian weather
- Structural Support: Distributes stress evenly across the door frame
⚠️ Required for 7' and 8' Door Heights: Multipoint locks are mandatory for taller doors to prevent warping due to increased surface area and stress on taller slabs. This ensures long-term performance and maintains the door's structural integrity.
Flexible Design Options
Door Configurations
Single door entry, double door entry, with one or two sidelites, transoms (flat or arched)
Swing & Accessibility
Outswing or inswing options-choose based on your space and preferences. Low-profile sills available for accessibility and easier transitions.
Explore Steel Door Panels & Glass
Browse our selection of steel door panels and decorative glass inserts.
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When Will Your Door Be Ready?
Plan ahead with our typical production timelines. We'll provide specific dates with your quote.
⚠️ Listed production lead times do not account for holidays
Base Production Times
Factory White
3–5 weeks production time
Painted Finish
5–7 weeks production time
Additional Time Required
Shape Transoms
Add 2–3 weeks to base time
Custom Steel Panels
Add 2–4 weeks to base time
High Season (Spring/Summer)
Add ~2 weeks to base time
Important Notes
- Lead times are estimates and may vary by manufacturer and season
- We'll provide specific production and installation timelines with your quote
- Multiple customizations may extend lead times-we'll confirm total time before order
Professional Installation Services
Professional Install
Proper shimming, fastening, and sealing are critical for performance
Retrofit or Full-Frame
Installation method depends on site conditions and existing frame
Clean Work Area
Disposal of old units included with clean completion
Comprehensive Protection
Industry-leading coverage for your steel entry door investment
Manufacturer Warranty
Comprehensive coverage from the manufacturer on all door components
Steel Door Coverage
- 10-year on steel slab/skin integrity
- 10-year on painted finish (peeling/cracking)
- 5-year on insulated glass seal failure
- Hardware functionality (varies by brand)
5-Year Workmanship
Our commitment to installation excellence and quality craftsmanship
Coverage Includes
- Air/water leaks from installation
- Issues with trim and capping
- Sealant joint problems
Exclusions
- Damage from settlement or vandalism
- Lack of maintenance
- Normal wear and tear
Keep Your Door Looking Great
Simple maintenance steps to ensure long-lasting performance and beauty.
Regular Cleaning
Clean door surfaces with mild, non-abrasive cleaners and a soft cloth.
Avoid: Harsh solvents, abrasive scrubbers, or ammonia-based cleaners that can damage the finish.
Inspect Weatherstripping
Check weatherstripping quarterly for wear, gaps, or damage. Replace if compressed or torn.
Frequency: Every 3 months, or seasonally before winter and summer.
Check Hinges & Hardware
Inspect hinges for loose screws and proper alignment. Tighten as needed.
Tip: A properly aligned door should close smoothly without dragging or gaps.
Lubricate Moving Parts
Apply silicone-based lubricant to hinges, locks, and multipoint mechanisms annually.
Products: Use silicone spray or graphite powder-avoid oil-based lubricants that attract dirt.
Touch-Up Paint
Inspect painted surfaces for chips or scratches. Touch up promptly to prevent rust.
When: Address chips immediately, especially before winter. Follow manufacturer's paint guidelines.
Seasonal Checklist
Perform a comprehensive inspection twice yearly-before winter and summer.
Include: All weatherstripping, locks, hinges, paint condition, and glass seals.
Pro Tip: Create a Maintenance Schedule
Set calendar reminders for seasonal maintenance tasks. Regular care prevents costly repairs and extends your door's lifespan. Keep a log of maintenance activities and any issues you notice-this helps track patterns and ensures warranty compliance.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are steel doors better than fiberglass?
Steel doors offer superior dent resistance and a rigid feel at a lower price point. Fiberglass provides better insulation and won't rust, with a wood-like appearance.
Will a steel door rust?
Modern steel doors have protective coatings and paint finishes that prevent rust. Proper maintenance and touch-ups as needed will ensure long-lasting performance.
Can I install a smart lock on a steel door?
Yes! Most steel doors are compatible with smart locks. We can help you select hardware that works with your preferred smart home system.
Do multipoint locks really help?
Yes. They improve seal compression and security when properly installed. Multiple locking points (top, middle, bottom) resist forced entry better than a single deadbolt and create a tighter seal against drafts and weather. Note: Multipoint locks are required for 7' and 8' tall doors to prevent warping due to the increased surface area and stress on taller slabs.
How energy efficient are steel doors?
Steel doors with foam-insulated cores provide excellent energy efficiency. When properly installed with quality weatherstripping, they can meet ENERGY STAR requirements.
Brochures & Technical PDFs
Download detailed product information, installation guides, and specifications.

Novatech Style Guide
Entrance doors, door glass, and patio doors.

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ODL Door Glass
Decorative decorative and clear glass options.

Richersons Doors
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Palma Doorlites
Doorlite collection for entry doors.

Palma Novatech Catalog
Novatech products available through Palma.
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