TDC DOORS

TDC DOORS supplies what your openings demand and your closings deserve. Doors mean more than hardware at 946 3rd Ave in Brooklyn—function and finish connect here. Their stock covers everything from commercial steel shells to elegant residential wood, along with sliding, folding, and even custom fire-rated assemblies. Patio accordions and french-door sets roll in weekly, sourced for both quick swaps and full renovations. They also handle loading-dock barriers and rolling grilles for retail fronts, often on same-day pickup lists. Soundproof cores and blast-resistant frames ship with code-compliant tags, ready for permit sign-offs.

Across Red Hook’s warehouse edge, contractors swing by for hollow-metal stock when job-site timelines tighten. The team carries hollow metal doors in standard gauges, paired with adjustable steel frames and continuous hinges. Exposed-track barn doors arrive pre-hung with hardware packs, cutting finish-site surprises. Fire-lite flush wood doors come prepped for UL labels, while glass-panel door inserts keep lobbies bright without sacrificing code ratings. High-traffic aluminum stile-and-rail doors ride quietly on nylon wheels, an easy upgrade for older retail strips.

Precision is the rule, not the exception, for New York’s tight openings. Glazed steel doors arrive with factory-sealed edges, ready for caulk and paint without callbacks. Bi-fold closet sets slide on soft-close hinges, a detail that cuts slamming noise in apartment hallways. Commercial flush doors ship with label stamps visible front and back, meant to clear inspections at a glance. Even the foam-core MDF jams arrive pre-sanded and primed, so trim crews skip scraping on site.

Directions to the yard are easiest through the 946 3rd Ave gate; call ahead to confirm delivery schedules at (718) 788-2888. Check the map listing for real-time lane access and closest freight lift options. The corner sits mid-block between Van Brunt and Conover, where delivery trucks nose in before the morning shift swings east. Sandhills of street sweepings still line the curb after late-night dumps, but the door racks stay flush with the sidewalk edge.