Wood Effect Composite Mahogany Hollow Core Interior Doors For House
Production Description:
| Type | Wood Veneer Door |
| Surface finish | Veneer with painting |
| Size | Standard size: 900*2100*240, or customized |
| Style | Classic Style, rural style, Europe style, werstern style ,Chinese
style and so on |
| OEM | yes |
| Fit for | Project/residential/house/villa |
| Sample order | Accept |
| Color | Red Or Customized |
Hollow-Core Doors
Comparing solid doors vs hollow doors is an important consideration
with regards to your budget, when you consider that the average
home has approximately 20 interior doors. The makeup of a
hollow-core door is significantly different, with a honeycomb
cardboard interior encased by fiberboard, or veneer, compared with
the all wood composition of a solid door.
Hollow-Core Door Benefits:
. Cost less that solid wood doors.
· Lightweight makes them easier to install.
· Hollow core makes them less susceptible to expansion and/or
contraction.
· Are often pre-primed making painting easier.
Hollow-Core Door Setbacks:
. More readily damaged.
· Harder to repair.
· Provide little in the way of insulation or noise reduction.
· Feels insusbstantial, which may turn off potential buyers.
Parts of a standard hinged door
Rails – The rails are the horizontal crosspieces which hold the door
panels in place. The centre rail is called the lock rail and is
usually thicker than the other rails.
Stiles – The stiles are the vertical crosspieces which hold the door
panels in place. The centre stile is called the muntin.
Panels – These form the main body of the door, filling the spaces between
the rails and the stiles.
Lites – These are small windows usually located at the top of the door
to allow light in.
Hinges – Attached to one side of the door, these allow for the door to
swing open and closed.
Handle – Attached to the opposite side of the door to the hinges, the
handle allows the door to be secured when closed and opened only by
using the handle.
Kick plate – If one is attached, this is located across the bottom third of
the door.
Transom - This is a bar of wood (or stone, or another material) that runs
across the top of the door frame.
Fanlight - This is a small window (or window-like opening) that features
above the transom. Fanlights are useful both for allowing daylight
in, and helping with ventilation.
