TRUSTILE DOORS, LLC
DENVER, CO

National launch of stain-grade wood doors broadens TruStile’s product offering. TruStile relaunches updated Door Design Tool and quoting and configuration programs to provide real-time, dynamic drawings for website users and TruStile dealers. Woodharbor wood doors integrated into TruStile product offering and made available in all TruStile configurations and options. Additionally, TruStile consolidates all stain-grade door manufacturing into its Northwood facility. Continuing our design leadership, TruStile launches four new products to keep up with demand for modern and contemporary architectural trends. TruStile Doors is led by the President and CEO, Scott Schmid. With more than 20 years of experience in management and consulting in consumer products, high technology and other industries, Scott has developed and executed strategies that have made TruStile the industry leader in stile and rail doors. TruStile Doors have some of the shortest lead times in the industry. MDF doors typically take 2 weeks while Wood or Reserve™ doors take 4–5 weeks. Custom doors or doors with glass, resin, metal or leather inserts can take longer so make sure to check with your TruStile Dealer. TruStile offers over 400 door styles but can also custom design any style. We love to do historical matches. Just send us a photo of your current door and we will provide a CAD drawing of a match. Marvin Acquires Door Manufacturer TruStile Doors, LLC  — The Marvin Companies is pleased to announce that it has acquired 100% ownership of TruStile Doors, LLC. TruStile, headquartered in Denver, CO, is a leading manufacturer of high quality made-to-order architectural stile and rail doors, servicing the high-end residential and commercial construction markets. Much like Marvin has done in the window and patio door industry, TruStile has established itself as a leader in the architectural door industry by providing a very high quality product with a wide variety of material and design options. TruStile was founded in 1995 to fill a need in the marketplace for a dependable source for high-quality doors that could be easily specified to match any architectural style or application. With a very similar go-to-market approach, both Marvin and TruStile’s products are regularly specified by the architectural and design community due to their differentiated quality and market-leading design options. Both are then purchased by custom builders and contractors through a national network of independent building products distributors and dealers, many of whom sell both Marvin windows and TruStile doors today. “TruStile is an outstanding company with a proven track record of quality and craftsmanship that aligns with our values and premier positioning in the marketplace,” says, Dan Marvin, Vice President of Business Development, The Marvin Companies. “The addition of TruStile to our family of brands will expand our product portfolio into other building products categories, and will allow us to combine our knowledge and resources to take advantage of new opportunities that will grow all of our brands successfully.” Marvin plans to run TruStile as a separate business unit within The Marvin Companies. There will be no changes made to the way that TruStile currently services its national network of dealer partners and TruStile’s current senior management team, led by President and CEO Scott Schmid, will continue to run the company from its Denver, CO headquarters. “We are very excited about becoming part of The Marvin Companies,” says Schmid. “We have long admired Marvin as a company and believe that both companies share similar values and approaches to the market. Many times, if there are TruStile doors in a home we find that the home also has Marvin windows. Combining with Marvin will enable us to accelerate our plans and better achieve our long-term vision. I can’t imagine a better partner for TruStile than Marvin.” This is a TruStile Doors, LLC website. Our Privacy Policy is designed to assist you in understanding how we collect and use the personal information you provide to us and to assist you in making informed decisions when using our website and our products and services. 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