HOW TO CHOOSE AN IDEAL INTERIOR DOOR

Interroom doors serve both functional and decorative purposes. They define room boundaries, offer sound insulation, and enhance interior aesthetics. The entrance is the initial focal point upon entering any space in your home, necessitating thoughtful decisions when selecting a door. Homeowners consider room size, functionality, natural and artificial lighting, and even climate zone when searching for and choosing interior doors.

Interior decoration involves creative experimentation and a non-standard approach, considering variables like material, color scheme, and door style.

COLOR

Consider the interior's color scheme, selecting a color that complements your home. Request samples and evaluate them in your space due to varying lighting conditions in each house and room, depending on direction and season.

We provide a diverse range of doors differing in appearance, color, style, strength, and material.

MATERIAL

Consider the door's materials, including finish and core options. All our door slabs feature a solid pine frame for reinforcement.

FINISH MATERIALS

Primarily, we offer pre-finished doors for their adherence to high aesthetic standards. Our premium-quality door coating, enamel paint, undergoes a unique process using Sherwin-Williams enamel and Italian Neomec equipment. With up to 7 layers, this enamel results in a smooth, durable, and damage-resistant surface.

An eco-friendly alternative is polypropylene (PP), appreciated for its texture, color resembling natural wood, high endurance, scratch resistance, and non-fading features, making it ideal for various applications.

CORE MATERIALS

Our doors predominantly feature an engineered solid core, ensuring superior durability and quality, with added advantages such as noise reduction and shape retention. The technologically advanced insulating core has a density of 12.5 lb/ft3.

Medium-Density Fiberboard (MDF) is a cost-effective option known for its smooth texture and absence of defects, providing durability without cracking.

Doors with a composite core utilize a "honeycomb core," offering strength, structural rigidity, and a lightweight solution at an attractive price point.