DOOR SKIN LAMINATES

Door skin laminates refers to a thin decorative sheet that manufacturers apply to the surface of doors, especially flush doors, to enhance their appearance and performance. Typically, door skins are made from HDF (High-Density Fibreboard), MDF, or engineered wood. As a result, they give doors a smooth, uniform, and premium finish.

Moreover, door skin come in a wide variety of designs, textures, and wood grain patterns, allowing manufacturers to replicate the look of natural wood at a lower cost. Therefore, designers and carpenters often use door skins to create aesthetic, consistent, and cost-effective doors. In addition, these skins accept paint, polish, laminate, or veneer easily, which increases design flexibility.

Key Features of Door Skin

• Provide a smooth and decorative surface

• Improve the overall look of flush doors

• Offer consistent thickness and finish

• Allow easy painting and polishing

• Reduce the cost compared to solid wood doors

Where Door Skins Are Used

Door skins are commonly used in:

• Flush doors

• Interior residential doors

• Commercial and office doors

• Hotel and institutional projects