Closet sliding doors in Toronto, made to your measurements.

If you can hold a tape, you can price a door tonight

Most closet door shops in Toronto start with a booked visit. Someone comes out, measures, and you wait for a quote by email. That makes sense when the shop is also doing the install. Buildr doesn't install, so we cut that step.

It's not for everyone. If you want a designer to plan a walk-in or someone to handle the whole job, a full-service closet company is the better fit. If you already know the opening and you want a door at a fixed price, keep reading.

What you can build

Every closet sliding door in the app is set up with the same choices: material (white panel or mirror), number of panels (2 to 5), edge style (framed, or frameless for mirror), colour (white or black; frameless mirror also silver), and width and height in inches with fraction buttons from ⅛ to ⅞. Change any of these and the price updates on the same screen. What moves the number →

Measuring a Toronto closet

Older Toronto houses rarely have square openings. Plaster walls bow, floors get redone, and an opening that was 80 inches tall in 1955 might be 79 ⅝ now. Measure the width at the top, middle and bottom and the height at left, middle and right, use the smallest of each, and enter it the way the tape reads. A 48 ½ inch opening goes in as 48 ½. The measuring guide →

Price before you pay

The price on your screen is the price you pay. HST is added at checkout and the Pay button says so. Nobody calls back later with a different number. If the numbers look odd or you're not sure which measurement to use, call or text +1 437 525 3828 before you pay. A person answers.