Interior Doors

A moulded panel door, also known as a moulded interior door, is a type of door made from composite materials such as medium-density fiberboard (MDF) or hardboard. These doors are created by moulding and pressing the material into various designs, often replicating the look of traditional raised panel doors. Moulded panel doors are a cost-effective alternative to solid wood doors while still offering a stylish and durable option for interior spaces.

An interior barn door is a type of sliding door that is commonly used inside homes for both functional and decorative purposes. These doors are inspired by traditional barn doors, which were often used in agricultural settings for barns and other outbuildings. Interior barn doors have gained popularity in modern home design due to their unique aesthetic appeal and space-saving benefits.

A French door refers to a style of door that is characterized by multiple glass panels, usually arranged in a grid pattern, and often extending for most of the door's length. These doors are known for their elegance and ability to allow plenty of natural light into a space. French doors are commonly used as both interior and exterior doors, and they can be found in various architectural styles.

Router-carved doors refer to doors that have undergone a shaping or carving process using a router tool.

The process of router carving involves using a router machine equipped with specific bits or cutters designed for carving. These bits can come in various shapes and sizes, allowing craftsmen to achieve different patterns and details. The router is guided across the surface of the door, and as it moves, it cuts away material to create the desired design.