LAMINATE DOOR
These doors offer a wide variety of stylish finishes that mimic wood, stone, or contemporary patterns, providing a cost-effective yet visually appealing alternative to solid wood doors. These are resistant to scratches, moisture, and wear and are perfect for high-traffic areas, ensuring long-lasting beauty with minimal maintenance.
Features
Pure Waterproof
Doors
Suitable For
Wiremesh Doors
Fully Finished
Edges
Design With
CNC Machine
Stylish
Designs
Teak Beading On
All Four Sides
32 -34 mm
Average Thickness
Machine
Sanding
Size Chart
| Thickness | Height | Width |
| 30 | 78" - 96" | 30" - 48" |
| 32 | 78" - 96" | 30" - 48" |
| 34 | 78" - 96" | 30" - 48" |
| 36 | 78" - 96" | 30" - 48" |
| 38 | 78" - 96" | 30" - 48" |
Available Colors
Natural Teak
Mahogany
Maple Cream
Golden Teak
Metallic
Rosewood
Applications
Residential Interiors: Laminate doors are perfect for homes, offering a wide range of finishes to complement various interior design styles. Whether in bedrooms, living rooms, or hallways, they provide a sleek, modern look while being durable enough to withstand daily use.
Commercial Spaces: Offices, retail outlets, and hotels benefit from laminate doors due to their resistance to wear and tear in high-traffic areas. They maintain their appearance over time, offering both aesthetics and functionality in professional environments.
Kitchen Doors: With their moisture-resistant and easy-to-clean surface, laminate doors are ideal for kitchens. They can endure humidity and spills while retaining their look, making them a practical choice for kitchen cabinets and pantry doors.
Bathrooms and Wet Areas: Laminate doors’ water-resistant properties make them suitable for bathrooms or any areas exposed to moisture, ensuring longevity and durability even in humid environments.
Wardrobe and Closet Doors: Due to their lightweight nature and variety of finishes, laminate doors are widely used for wardrobe and closet doors. They can be customized to match the room’s decor while providing a durable and scratch-resistant surface.
Conference and Meeting Rooms: In office settings, laminate doors add a touch of elegance and professionalism to meeting and conference rooms. Their ability to insulate sound while being low-maintenance makes them a great choice.
Educational Institutions: Schools and colleges require doors that can withstand rough use. Laminate doors are highly durable and easy to clean, making them ideal for classrooms, dormitories, and administrative offices.
Healthcare Facilities: In hospitals and clinics, hygiene and cleanliness are top priorities. Laminate doors, with their non-porous surface, are easy to disinfect and resistant to stains, making them suitable for patient rooms, operating theaters, and staff areas.
Advantages
Durability and Scratch Resistance: Laminate doors are engineered to be highly resistant to scratches, impacts, and general wear and tear, making them ideal for areas that see heavy daily use.
Affordability: Compared to solid wood or veneer doors, laminate doors are much more affordable while still providing a premium look. They are a budget-friendly option for homeowners and businesses that want a stylish appearance without high costs.
Easy Maintenance and Cleaning: One of the major advantages of laminate doors is their low maintenance. Their smooth surface makes them easy to clean with just a wipe, and they don’t require special treatments or frequent repairs.
Design Versatility: Laminate doors come in a wide variety of colors, patterns, and textures, including wood grains, stone finishes, and contemporary designs. This versatility allows them to match any decor style, from traditional to ultra-modern.
Moisture Resistance: Unlike natural wood doors, laminate doors are resistant to moisture, making them ideal for kitchens, bathrooms, and other wet areas. This resistance helps prevent warping and swelling over time.
Environmentally Friendly: Laminate doors use less natural wood, reducing the environmental impact compared to solid wood doors. Many laminates are also produced using eco-friendly processes, contributing to sustainable building practices.
Lightweight Construction: Laminate doors are lighter than solid wood or metal doors, making them easier to install and less burdensome on door hinges. This makes them a practical option for both residential and commercial use.
Fade and Stain Resistance: Laminate doors are resistant to fading from UV light exposure and staining from daily use. This ensures that the door maintains its original appearance for years, even in sunny or heavily used areas.
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