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The front door is often the focal point of a home exterior – a door is the first thing guests see when they arrive, it's the last thing they contemplate after leaving, it's visited daily by the mail delivery, and it gives potential buyers something to remember the house by. An ordinary home can become "the house with the red door" with nothing more than a simple coat of paint, while a magnificent piece of architecture can rely on a unique door style to tie its exterior design together. Why settle with normal? This post looks at 50 spectacular front doors that boast expressively tailored personality and style.

Let’s start with a modern take on a classic. Smooth horizontal wood panels gain a contemporary update with a silky black handle guard that runs from top to bottom.

Here’s a wood door formed from a solid sheet of veneer, integrated within matching boards that wrap around on the side and ceiling.

Doors that reach from top to bottom make entryways look larger than they really are. This one is especially interesting because of how the handle guard continues sideways with room for a mail slot.

Warm wood panels jump out from the neutral home exterior, horizontal matte black panels providing a little extra decoration.

Vibrant wood tones add natural character to concrete exteriors. Here, a matching walking path further differentiates the entryway from the paved parking and patio tiles.

In the context of an industrial exterior like this one, a natural door can have an even bolder effect. This one has a textural exterior to stand in contrast with the concrete and steel that surrounds it.

This classic door seems to float weightlessly between frameless sidelights.

Camouflaged within its bordering panels, this door makes a dramatic first impression by offering a surprising substantial and weighty look among a perfect glass-clad exterior.

Chevron wood panels are a nice break from the traditional horizontal or vertical wood planks. Fiery orange is a nice finish for a modern Californian home like this one.

Timber planks and alternating glass strips allow for guarded visual continuity, allowing sunlight to filter through an otherwise heavy-looking door. The long door pull is another interesting touch.

Incorporating artistic glass is another way to make a front door stand out. These textural sheets of glass coordinate well with the textural exterior of the home, and provide extra privacy that ordinary panels could not. Note that this door also opens on a pivot to save space on the interior.

Garden-facing doors don’t need a lot of bulk, so something with glass panes like this is perfectly workable. It’s the perfect solution for an entryway with a farmhouse vibe like this one.

Wow! These oversized atrium-height doors are breathtaking. Mechanized hardware allows designers to overlook the weight of the doors so the homeowners can go as big and bold as they want.

Deep rose tones ring with a traditional and sophisticated tone, while the brushed steel door guard incorporates modern styling.

This Red Dot Design Award winner gains admiration for its enhanced security and keyless entry options as well as its distinctive styling. Exotic woods like the ones used here always catch the eye.

The ideal door a minimalist exterior – this sleek and modern design uses uncomplicated modern materials, its stripes serving up just a touch of decoration for visual interest.

Wavy wood panels flow and interweave for an artistic effect. The ultra-tall and wide design opens on a pivot, making it stand out both in terms of looks and functionality.

This part of the door tour takes us through several highly artistic and up-to-date options. This futuristic door incorporates a textured print on top of a cloudy finish.

Unusual materials can transform an ordinary front door into a true focal point. This one goes for a bold approach to texture, with stone-like panels varied by tint and height.

Designed by Deborah Aguiar and executed by Joinery Piñeiro, this door transforms ordinary wood panels into a daring sculptural arrangement. Even the mail slot plays an integral role in the design.

Laser carved doors give homeowners endless possibilities for self-expression. This floral imprint continues along the frame to either side to stretch its effect on the home’s exterior.

Here’s another laser carved door, this time featuring an aerial view of the client’s home and neighborhood in the finest of detail. Its aluminum coating contributes substantial visual weight.

Even snake scale texture looks right at home on a modern front door. Edgy and elegant.

This door combines cutout branches with a multi-tone finish for a perfectly up-to-date result. The handprint on the door pull is a neat idea, too.

Check out this flattering take on pane windows, with small squares of amber glass embracing an open view without compromising security. This would be a nice door for an updated take on a classic exterior.

Here’s another take on tiny panes, this one with frosted glass to provide ample privacy while still retaining a bright and sunny appeal.

Are you looking for a way to incorporate natural themes without sacrificing your modernist aesthetic? This starburst pattern draws the eye immediately, its distressed bright blue paint keeping the personality nice and casual.

Screen doors can boast plenty of style too. Here, decorative strapwork creates a guarded but attractive boundary between the front door and the street outside. Fresh air filters right through to cool the home, but the hot sun doesn’t get very far.

Designed by architect Dick Clark and constructed by Gary McFarland, this artistic door glows brightly from within thanks to the ethereal lights sandwiched between semi-transparent onyx panels.

The mid-century Scandinavian vibes are strong with this door! Natural shades of orange and green blend flawlessly with the nearby furniture and decoration while livening up the home’s concrete exterior.

Natural materials meet minimalism in this gorgeous entryway.

Sideways herringbone patterns certainly aren’t a common pattern for front doors, making this one even more noticeable. The golden ratio inspired sidelights reinforce the artistic elements at play here.

Glossy doors are uncommon as well. White stripes offer a response to the black strips along the exterior walkway. Inside, glossy walls and floors continue the highly polished theme.

This cardinal red door uses its extra-wide stature and pivot construction to make a dramatic statement every time it sweeps open.

Pivoting doors always seem to create a stir among visitors. This method can turn even an ordinary door into a show-stopper.

Some doors don’t have much of a pivot to them at all. This lovely example could be mistaken for a traditional hinged door at first glance, but the lack of visual hinges makes it a great option for those who seek out minimalism in exterior design.

It’s impossible to overlook this creative modern door. A pivoting outer frame reveals a smaller door within, the smaller door adhering to traditional sizing and the outer door blurring the boundaries between inside and out.

Karim Rashid’s innovative Ring front door design won a Red Dot Design Award, thanks in part to its unique opening mechanism: a ring hiding inside the volcano that opens when activated.

The gorgeous Blow door, also by Karim Rashid, curves outward to provide a visually stunning alternative to a traditional door handle.

Now let’s move on to a collection of doors that emphasize color. This bright blue door stands out against the surrounding potted plants, a cool drink of water within a desert-inspired garden.

Bright yellow is a cheerful and welcoming color, perfect for a front door.

Do you recognize this famous entryway? The creatives at Studio DIY noticed this bold door making waves on Pinterest, and became so obsessed they actually took the time to hunt it down.

Color is a great way to embrace bright flora growing nearby – these blossoms would have outshined any other door, so now the entrance gets to share the spotlight.

Constructed from 40 planks of Burma teak, this door contains fabulously intricate inner mechanisms including a wire rope and hidden counterweight to create its dynamic opening effect. It looks just like an ordinary oversized door when closed, but fans out into a beautiful curved opening.

This door offers another amazing example of construction turning ordinary materials into something magical, in this case, a lovely starburst pattern that extends the door framing on either side.

This wooden door is especially unique. Its wood body continues down beneath the stairs and off to the sides to create the illusion of one large door, with a set of varied stairs seeming to float in front.

What could make you feel more secure than a stone door? This work of art is carved from solid basalt.

Woodcarving can come in handy for artistic expression as well. This door takes its owl motif to the next level by including a sculptural beak and tinted windows for eyes.

While this is not a home, the idea is still solid – the door itself is an ordinary style, but the streetlamp painting gives it a distinctive artistic frame.

Wow! This door is built into a round window, its unique shape and proportions ensuring undivided attention.


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Flush Door Designs That Work for Every Home Space

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Flush door options are not as widespread as the universal paneled door. Yet, even though they are not as common, they can be a good alternative for some home design styles. They are also a cost effective solution compared to the more expensive paneled doors.

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Plus, these doors have some advantages over paneled door designs that are worth considering. The benefits of flush doors makes them a good choice for bathrooms and utility rooms in particular.

What is a Flush Door?

A flush door is one with a plain, flat surface. They are unlike paneled doors which have panels within an outer frame. Despite their simple style, flush doors can have a beautiful design. Some have decorative embellishments and intricate wood veneer that gives the doors more depth. These doors look amazing in modern and contemporary design.

Flush doors are used in both commercial and residential design. For the construction of flush doors, fabricators sandwich two pieces of flat material over an internal frame. These outer pieces are constructed of plywood, MDF, or wood veneer.

Internal Components of Flush Doors

Manufacturers create flush doors in three types: solid core, hollow core, or cellular core.

  1. Solid Core Flush Door – As the name suggests, solid core doors use hard timber for the frame construction and edges. They use a combination of particle board, MDF, wood veneer, block board, and laminated core are also present. These doors are heavy and stable. Homeowners use them if they need extra sound or weather insulation. Most solid-core flush doors are exterior doors.
  2. Hollow Core Flush Door – Hollow core doors have a hollow core that is filled with a honeycomb layer to provide structure for the door. This door has stiles and rails along the top and side of the door. Between the stiles and rails there are wood battens that fill the spaces in between. Homeowners use these lightweight doors as interior doors.
  3. Cellular Core Flush Door – Cellular doors have a frame with plywood and wooden battens. The space inside the frame is a series of strips of wood and plywood placed at equal distances. The empty space of a cellular core flush door does not exceed 40% of the middle space. These are sandwiched between plywood faces.

Flush Door Hardware

Most flush doors are used in minimalist design styles. Therefore, bulky hinges and other hardware are not ideal. Most flush door hinges are concealed hinges that do not show when they are closed. Hardware like pulls and knobs have sleek and minimal design. Some flush door pulls are created from cutouts in the face of the door to minimize their impact further.

In other modern and contemporary designs, architects create concealed doors within door paneling. They use flush doors of the same material as the wall. Adjustable hidden hinges are useful in this context. This way, the homeowner can adjust the door on the hinges to create the closest fit.

Flush Door Pros and Cons

Flush doors are becoming more common in-home use. They have some distinct advantages and disadvantages compared with the more common panel doors.

Pros

Cons

Flush Door Designs

Flush doors make gorgeous interior, exterior, cabinet, and closet doors. We have gathered some designs to inspire you with their possibilities.

Wooden Flush Doorsemple brown design

Here is a gorgeous wooden flush door in this industrial-style loft. The designer, simple brown design, used a flush wooden panel door that blends with the dark wood paneling behind the bed. The design allows the door to disappear into the background to keep the focus on the warm wood texture.

Flush Closet Doorstudiohw | Heather Weiss

Flush closet doors look stunning in the modern mudroom. These white flush doors function like a solid wall to keep the design simple. The flush door handles are integrated in the door for a streamlined style.

Flush Panel DoorDon Tankersley & Co.

This midcentury bedroom design features a flush panel door design. The wood panel features long vertical slats, so that the wood flush door disappears into the wall. Again, this is an ideal way to minimize the look of the door and maximize the simplicity of the overall room design.

Flush Cabinet DoorsArchitecture in Formation

Flush cabinet doors look stunning in a modern or contemporary kitchen. This kitchen, designed by Architecture in Formation, features medium-toned flush wood facings with invisible flush door cabinet hinges and few cabinet pulls.

Flush Entry DoorBK Interior Design

Flush entry doors are a common feature of modern and contemporary exterior home design. This door blends with the medium toned horizontal slats. The flush door pull has a simple design that blends form with function.

Flush Sliding DoorLaidlaw Schultz architects

Flush doors work well using different closures including slides and hinges. Flush sliding doors work well in small rooms where floor space is a premium. Pocket flush doors recess into the wall so that they do not take up excess space when they are open. Laidlaw Schultz Architects use this pocket flush door to further simplify the design of this bedroom.

Flush Panel Garage DoorTurn Design

A flush garage door has a more streamlined look than a paneled garage door. These fit much better on midcentury homes. Turn Design created this midcentury style garage. They used a flat panel similar to the vertical paneled siding.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)FAQ

What is the best material for a flush door exterior?

Due to their need to be solid and substantial, exterior flush doors are solid core doors. There are steel, fiberglass, wood, and aluminum flush exterior doors. Many flush doors are not designed for exterior use because of the thin materials used in their construction.

Which is better, a flush door vs panel door?

Both doors have benefits and drawbacks. Paneled doors are more popular and feature many varieties and material types. Paneled doors are also more decorative and work with a wider variety of home styles. Flush doors are more cost-effective than paneled doors. Also, they work well if you want to create a home with a minimalist modern or contemporary aesthetic.

How much do interior flush doors cost compared to interior panel doors?

A standard interior flush door costs anywhere from $30-$200. A panel door costs between $35-$500. These doors both have a wide range depending on the materials used in their construction.

What are the main differences between a flush interior door and a flush exterior door?

The main difference between these doors are the materials that manufacturers use in their construction. Exterior flush doors use quality wood veneers or fiberglass or metal on their face. They also feature solid core interiors. Interior flush doors use materials like plywood and MDF on their face. Most of them are hollow core or cellular core because they are lightweight and less expensive.

Conclusion

Flush doors have some distinct advantages over the more common panel doors. They are less expensive and have a style that works well with modern and contemporary design. Doors are an important part of your home’s architecture, so it is important to have options beyond standard panel doors to choose the best doors for your space.

6.2 Door structures. Specifications. Ways to strengthen them

Doors facilities and their premises, hatches (hereinafter door designs) must be correct, well fitted to the door frame.

Door structures should provide reliable protection premises of the facility and have sufficient class of protection against destructive influences.

Entrance external doors to the object, if possible, should open out. They should be equipped at least two mortise (overhead) locks installed at a distance at least 300mm apart. nine0003

When applied number of certified doors and the class of locks is indicated in the relevant door documentation.

Bivalves doors must be equipped with two locking latches (latches), installed at the top and bottom door leaf. Valve cross section must be at least 100 sq. mm, depth counterpart not less than 30 mm.

doorways (tambours) of the central and emergency exits on the object, in the absence of nearby guard posts should be equipped additional lockable door. Additional doors of objects of categories A1 and A2 must be at least 2nd class protection, and categories A3, B1 and B2 not lower than 1 - go. Protection classes of the main entrance door and additional is allowed to change places. nine0003

If it is impossible installation of additional doors you need to block the doors technical means of early alarm detection notification when trying to select keys or picking a lock (locks of the "Super Class" with built-in lock bolt hidden magnetic contact detector installation included in the perimeter burglar alarm line).

doorways entrances to special rooms for storing values ​​of category objects A1 and A2 (storage rooms for weapons, precious metals, stones and products from them, narcotic, psychotropic and potent drugs and others rooms requiring additional protective measures) must be equipped additional lockable metal lattice door. Protection class additional lattice door should be at least 2. nine0003

Characteristics door structures

Door structures of the 1st protection class (minimum required degree of protection object from penetration):

- doors with canvases of glass in metal with or without frames: ordinary glass grades M4-M8 according to GOST 111-90, hardened according to GOST 5727-88, reinforced according to GOST 7481-78, patterned according to GOST 5533-86, three-layer ("triplex") according to GOST 5727-88 or protective class A1 according to GOST R 51136-08;

- doors wooden interior with solid or small-hollow filling of canvases according to GOST 6629-88, GOST 14624-84, GOST 24698-81. Thickness webs less than 40 mm;

- doors wooden with glass fragments from ordinary sheet grades M4-M8 according to GOST 111-90, reinforced according to GOST 7481-78, patterned according to GOST 5533-86, tinted according to OST 3-1901-85, safety glass according to GOST R 51136-08. The thickness of the glass fragment is not standardized;

- lattice custom metal doors structures made of steel rods with a cross section of at least 7 mm and a cell with an area of ​​​​not more than 200 x 200 cm welded at every intersection. nine0003

Door structures 2 protection class (medium degree of object protection against penetration):

- doors, corresponding to the 1st class of protection against hacking according to GOST R 51072-05;

- 1st class doors protection according to GOST R 51072-05 with protective glazing class A2 and higher according to GOST R 51136-08;

- lattice metal doors made from steel bars with a diameter of at least 16 mm, forming a cell no more than 150x150 mm and welded at each intersection; nine0003

- lattice sliding metal doors, made from a strip with a cross section of not less than 30x4 mm with a cell no more than 150x150 mm.

Door structures 3 protection class (high degree of object protection against penetration):

- doors, corresponding II burglary protection class GOST R 51072-05;

- doors II class of protection against burglary according to GOST R 51072-05 with protective glazing class B1 and above according to GOST R 51136-08.

Door structures 4 protection class (special degree of object protection against penetration):

- doors, corresponding III class of protection against burglary according to GOST R 51072-05;

- doors III protection class according to GOST 51072-05 with bulletproof glass (bulletproof glass) in accordance with GOST R 51136-08 first class and above.

Amplification methods door structures

For reinforcing the wooden box of her it is recommended to frame with steel corner no less than 45x28x4 mm, as well as fix it in the wall steel ruffs (crutches) with a diameter not less than 10 mm and length not less than 120 mm. It is recommended to fix it to the wall with using metal pins, distance between which is no more than 700 mm. nine0003

metal box doors are recommended around the perimeter weld to firmly embedded in the wall (to a depth of at least 80 mm) metal pins, the distance between which is not more than 700 mm.

Strengthening doors (gates, gates) is reached in through the use of protective overlays, safety corner lock bar, massive loops, reinforcement of the door leaf, installation anti-detachable pins with a diameter not less than 8 mm.

Types of interior doors, design of panel doors

Each of us faces the problem of choice when buying an interior door. Here, aesthetic questions arise - whether this or that door will fit the overall design of the apartment, and practical ones - how long the door will last, how durable it is.

There are many questions, and the answers to them, as a rule, lie in the design features of the door, as well as in the materials from which it is made.

Structural features of the door leaf

Paneled doors

This type is one of the most popular options for interior doors today due to its advantages: the frame structure of the door causes a relatively low weight of the door leaf and allows the use of various types of finishes and processing of panels. The sashes of panel doors are made of strapping bars, intermediate bars (multipliers), as well as panel panels. It is worth noting that the strength of such a door will depend on the number of intermediate bars, but the more mullions, the higher the price of the door. Panels fastened in special grooves can be of several types: smooth, floating, with layouts, as well as panels with a frame. Sometimes paneled doors have plinths. nine0003

Panel interior doors

Panel doors are the easiest to manufacture, which means that their price is low, which determines the increased demand for them, so there is a mass production of such doors. These doors are based on a frame consisting of a solid or stacked beam, the latter is characterized by increased strength, since the pieces of wood of the stacked beam are fastened together so that the fibers of the set go in different directions. This gives the frame resistance to fluctuations in temperature and humidity. Simply put, a frame made of stacked timber will not change its geometry over time. The frame of a panel door is usually made of pine or birch wood, or another not expensive, but hard wood. On both sides of the frame of such a door, sheets of various materials are fixed. nine0003

There are several ways to fill panel boards:

- continuous filling involves the use of wooden blocks or chipboard strips. This material is stacked very tightly to each other, which gives the door soundproofing properties, and the ability to withstand heavy mechanical loads. However, such continuous filling significantly increases the weight of the door leaf. These panel doors are installed in offices, as entrance doors to an apartment or house; nine0003

- small-hollow filling is carried out by laying wooden bars or chipboard strips parallel to each other or in the form of a grid. This significantly reduces the weight of the door, but partially reduces the soundproofing properties. Such panel doors are usually installed between rooms and in small offices. Often, pieces of fiberboard, plywood and even cardboard are used as a filler. Such filling is done manually and is not serial. In the industrial production of doors, corrugated cardboard is used, which looks like a honeycomb. Panel doors with such filling are light in weight and have excellent noise-absorbing qualities. nine0003

Solid doors

This type of door is made from solid wood throughout its entire width. Only natural wood is used as materials. Massive doors, in turn, are divided into doors made of a single piece of wood, as well as doors made of glued solid wood (joined blocks of wood that are placed in layers).

Drawer interior doors

Door leaf with a solid frame structure, the main part of which is a frame consisting of a vertical and horizontal strip - drawer (serves to give strength to the door structure). And the tsarga is an array of coniferous wood with MDF glued to a special glue. Interior doors do not require special care, do not delaminate, do not dry out, do not swell, do not fade over time, are more resistant to external mechanical damage. Often, decorative inserts of glass or mirrors, decorated solid wood, and typesetting planks are made into interior doors from tsargo moldings. As for the finish, the side doors are most often finished with eco-veneer. nine0003

Molded doors

Molded doors include doors, the leaf of which consists of solid large glass and molded posts framing the glass only on the right and left. Although instead of glass there may be a full-length panel or another central pillar.

Types of interior door coverings

An interior door is a structure, usually consisting of wood, MDF covering, which determines not only the appearance of the door, but also its operational characteristics. You can learn more about each door covering that is presented in our showrooms here: types of interior door coverings .

Interior doors by opening type

Swing doors

This is a classic that has always been and will be in demand. The design of such doors is extremely simple: a canvas that is attached on one side to the box on the door hinges. Depending on the location of the hinges, they are right- and left-winged, open inward, outward and even in both directions (like saloon doors that do not have a fixed position of the leaf) - it all depends on the wishes of the customer and the layout of a particular room. nine0003

Pros: easy to manufacture and operate, affordable and reliable, easily replaceable fittings. Swing interior doors have the best noise and heat insulation characteristics.

Cons: in small rooms and narrow corridors, such doors are simply inconvenient - they "steal" precious space and make it difficult to pass.

Sliding doors (compartment doors)

Sliding doors are doors that open an opening by sliding to the side. A sliding door may consist of one or more canvases. Unlike ordinary swing doors, such designs are practical, do not take up space from the room and do not block the passages during opening. The main tasks solved by sliding doors are saving and visually increasing the usable area of ​​the premises, creating an original stylish interior, giving the interior elegance and lightness, combining, if necessary, several rooms into a single whole or vice versa creating separate zones, for example, a dressing room. As for the disadvantages of sliding doors, this is the presence of more slots compared to traditional swing doors, through which light, smells and sounds can penetrate. Due to the lack of a tight closing of the compartment door, not many people decide to put it in the bathroom. nine0003

Pros :

1. Space saving: they always move along the wall.

2. Draft resistant: these doors do not slam against drafts.

3. Safety: you don't run the risk of accidentally bumping into the edge of the door or getting caught on the handle.

Cons:

1. Minimum noise and heat insulation: as a rule, such doors practically do not protect against noise and do not allow creating a separate temperature in the room. nine0003

2. Minimum free space along the wall: if the door is not built into the wall, then it needs to move off somewhere - and furniture cannot be placed against the wall in this place.

3. Moody: it is necessary to constantly monitor the cleanliness and serviceability of the roller mechanism.

4. Price: Mechanism, fittings and installation are more expensive than simple swing doors.

Folding doors (book doors)

Doors of this type have two folding options: "book" or "accordion". Folding accordion doors look like a screen. By means of guides, the individual segments of the canvases are folded section by section and simultaneously shifted to the side. Such doors are made of plastic, aluminum, wood with the addition of various decorative elements. The disadvantage of such doors is low sound insulation and a decrease in the width of the doorway when folded. nine0003

Doors with booklet transformation mechanism are one or two folding leaves. When opening, the sashes fold in half and at the same time move apart to the sides. The design of such doors is more reliable than that of an accordion door.

Pros:

1. Compact to save space.

2. In the "book" type, you can choose how the door will open.

3. Possibility of installation where neither hinged nor sliding doors are suitable due to the peculiarities of the room and its interior. nine0003

4. Modern design allows you to choose doors of any style, suitable for both classic interiors and modern design innovations.

Cons:

1. Shorter service life compared to hinged or sliding structures. The folding door mechanism is more complex and has more elements, so it fails faster.

2. Installing a product with a sliding opening system is more difficult, time consuming and more expensive. nine0003

Roto doors

Doors with this type of opening combine the advantages of hinged and sliding doors and allow the most efficient use of free space. For the functioning of a standard swing door, an area is used in a radius equal to the width of its leaf, while a door with a pivot mechanism is twice as compact. The greatest application was found by interior doors with a rotary-sliding opening mechanism. In the closed state, such doors practically do not differ from swing doors. When opening, the canvas turns about half its width relative to the vertical axis and simultaneously shifts to the side. With the door fully open, the leaf is at an angle of 90 degrees near one of the jambs, while parts of the door leaf are in both rooms. The opening mechanism of such doors is much more reliable than folding doors.

Pros: this design saves space, was specially designed for people with disabilities.

Cons: the rotary mechanism has significant limitations on the maximum permissible load, so the door leaf should be made only of light materials to ensure a long service life of the grooves and rollers. nine0003

Accordion doors

Accordion doors appeared a long time ago and immediately became very popular. They stand out from other doors. From the point of view of saving space, they are the best type, which is quite popular in its kind.

The design itself has distinctive features that are visible externally and mechanically. There is a certain similarity with a screen, which is quite easy to push and fold. They open, of course, horizontally, and the canvas itself is formed from the constituent panels, which are made of wood or plastic. Special rollers are installed in the upper part, which move with the help of a guide rail, which in turn is mounted in the doorway. The end panels are equipped with special fasteners, and there are no guides from below, which is one of the distinguishing characteristics of interior accordion doors, which are considered unique due to this. With the help of a pair of stoppers, the structure is held both in the closed and in the open position. nine0003

Pros:

1. They are an excellent option in small-sized housing.

2. Unique design.

3. According to reviews among interior doors, they look great in the kitchen.

Cons:

1. Poor heat and noise insulation.

2. Insufficiently durable and reliable opening mechanism. Although recently it has been improved by many manufacturers.

Our company actively cooperates with such well-known door factories as:

1. Factory of interior doors "Albero" .

2. Factory of interior doors "Siberia-Profile" .

3. Interior door factory "Uberture" .

4. Interior doors factory "DiaDoors" .

5. Factory of interior doors "RUMAX" .

6. Factory of interior doors "Profilo Porte" .

7. Factory of interior doors Diford

8. Factory of interior doors "Dveri.ru"

9. Door factory "Bafa"

10. Door factory "AgataDors"

11. Door factory "Dubrava-Sibir"

12. Factory "Remstroyplast"

13. Door factory "9003" showrooms offer a wide range of all types of interior doors. Here you will find both glazed and blind models of doors, both in classical style and in modern style. Experienced managers will help you find the best solution for you, taking into account your wishes. nine0003

Turning to our salons, you will be satisfied with the new door and our work!

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