One. Solid wood doors
Solid wood doors are doors that are made entirely of solid wood. They have clear wood grain textures, which gives them a strong overall and three-dimensional feel, making them very comfortable to look at. Currently, popular materials includeZelkova wood (qiu mu), water willow, red sandalwood, beech, etc.
Finished solid wood doors, after processing, exhibit characteristics such as non-deformation, corrosion resistance, seamless construction, and good thermal insulation. Due to the solid wood construction of these doors, they possess high density, substantial thickness and weight, and consequently, excellent sound absorption properties, effectively providing sound insulation.
Generally, solid wood doors are selected with soft, warm tones. Solid wood doors also have a strong ability to absorb ultraviolet rays. The fine irregularities on the surface of the wood can cause light to scatter, effectively reducing eye strain and fatigue.
Two. Solid Doors
Solid wood doors are made from materials sourced from a single type of wood, which are then processed and finished with decorative wood veneer. Currently, solid wood doors are primarily constructed by joining together individual pieces.
Due to the use of solid wood core for the door panel, solid doors have limited environmental, sound insulation, and thermal insulation properties. Additionally, solid doors allow for more customized designs during manufacturing, preventing wood from expanding and contracting due to temperature changes, which extends their lifespan.
Three. Tongue and Groove Door
Plywood doors are one of the most widely used and fashionable door styles in modern interior design, offering advantages such as low cost, easy fabrication, and excellent decorative effects.
Flush-panel doors, also known as double-panel doors or compartment doors, feature a door panel with a core material in the middle, and both sides are covered with engineered wood panels such as plywood, MDF, or particleboard. The edges of the door are typically sealed with solid wood or veneer. The door core material can be made from solid wood or solid wood strips, or it can be made from thinner wood panels. Common flush-panel doors use solid wood, composite panels, or high-density panels as the core material.