Who manufactures doors for Home Depot?

Home Depot sells doors manufactured by several major door companies, with Masonite, JELD-WEN, and Therma-Tru being the primary manufacturers for Home Depot doors. Home Depot does not manufacture its own doors, it sources from leading brands. For interior doors, the primary manufacturer is Masonite International, which makes the majority of interior molded MDF doors sold at Home Depot, including 6-panel, 2-panel, and flush hollow-core and solid-core doors costing 100 to 300 dollars. For exterior entry doors, Home Depot carries multiple manufacturers. JELD-WEN manufactures many of Home Depot's vinyl and wood exterior doors and patio doors. Therma-Tru manufactures fiberglass entry doors sold at Home Depot under Therma-Tru brand, especially the Smooth-Star and Fiber-Classic lines. Masonite also manufactures exterior fiberglass and steel entry doors sold at Home Depot. Additionally, Home Depot sells doors from other manufacturers like MP Doors, Feather River Doors for decorative glass entry doors, and ReliaBilt, which is Home Depot's private label brand actually made by Masonite and JELD-WEN under contract. For garage doors, Home Depot sells Clopay and Amarr brands. So Home Depot doors are manufactured by Masonite, JELD-WEN, Therma-Tru, and Feather River, with ReliaBilt as private label, giving customers options from budget to premium, with Masonite dominating interior and Therma-Tru and JELD-WEN dominating exterior fiberglass and steel entry doors.

Doors for Home Depot are manufactured by several companies including Masonite, JELD-WEN, Feather River, and Therma-Tru, with Masonite being largest supplier of interior doors and JELD-WEN and Therma-Tru supplying exterior fiberglass and steel doors, with Home Depot private label also using these manufacturers for store brand doors. Home Depot is largest home improvement retailer in US, selling interior and exterior doors through its stores and online, with doors manufactured by contracted manufacturers, not by Home Depot itself, with main suppliers being Masonite International, founded in 1925, largest door manufacturer in world, supplying interior hollow core and solid core molded doors, with Masonite doors sold at Home Depot under Masonite brand, around 100 to 300 dollars interior. JELD-WEN, founded in 1960 in Oregon, supplies vinyl, wood, and fiberglass exterior doors to Home Depot, with JELD-WEN brand exterior doors at Home Depot, price 300 to 800 dollars. Feather River Doors, California company, supplies wood and fiberglass doors to Home Depot, known for woodgrain fiberglass entry doors. Therma-Tru, subsidiary of Fortune Brands, supplies premium fiberglass entry doors to Home Depot, known for high-quality fiberglass doors with wood look. Home Depot also sells private label doors made by these manufacturers under Home Depot brand. So doors for Home Depot are manufactured by Masonite for interior, JELD-WEN, Feather River, and Therma-Tru for exterior fiberglass and steel doors, with Masonite being largest supplier, all major door manufacturers contracting with Home Depot to supply doors for retail sale.