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Interior sliding doors save floor space, divide rooms without closing them off, and can become a design feature in their own right. In Canada, an installed barn door typically costs $400 to $1,200, and a pocket door $500 to $1,200 in new construction, though retrofitting a pocket door into an existing wall costs more.

No surprise here, interior sliding barn doors are gaining traction with interior designers and homeowners alike. Surely, their functional and stylish nature, suited to any home, regardless of the décor, has something to do with it. Whether it's a single or double barn door, there's no doubt about it, they add a rustic touch to the overall aesthetic without overwhelming the space in question. And, they're retailed in a variety of designs and sizes, tailored to conceal and reveal with an effortless motion. 

Long, cold, and unforgiving, Toronto's winters pose a significant challenge to our homes' building envelopes. Choosing the right doors and windows isn't just about aesthetics; it's a major investment in interior comfort, energy efficiency, and the long-term durability of your home.