Indoor door
Premium Indoor Doors for Your Home
Indoor doors serve as both functional barriers and design elements within your home. Our collection offers superior quality, durability, and aesthetic appeal to complement any interior style.
Product Specifications
- Material Options: Solid wood, engineered wood, MDF, glass
- Standard Sizes: 24", 28", 30", 32", 36" widths
- Height Options: 80", 84", 96"
- Thickness: 1-3/8" to 1-3/4"
- Finish Types: Painted, stained, primed, unfinished
- Core Types: Solid core, hollow core, soundproof
Technical Comparison Table
| Feature | Standard Model | Premium Model | Luxury Model |
|---|---|---|---|
| Material | Engineered Wood | Solid Wood | Premium Hardwood |
| Sound Rating | STC 25 | STC 32 | STC 38 |
| Warranty | 1 Year | 5 Years | Lifetime |
| Fire Rating | 20 minutes | 45 minutes | 90 minutes |
Indoor Door FAQ #1
What's the difference between solid core and hollow core indoor doors?
Solid core indoor doors feature a dense interior material that provides better sound insulation and durability compared to hollow core doors. While hollow core doors are more affordable and lighter, solid core doors offer superior quality with better resistance to dents and noise transmission, making them ideal for bedrooms and offices.
Indoor Door Installation Guide
- Measure the rough opening (should be 2" wider and 2-1/2" taller than the door)
- Check floor level and plumb the door jamb
- Install the door with proper clearance (1/8" on sides, 3/4" bottom)
- Use shims every 12" when anchoring the frame
- Apply weatherstripping for better insulation
Indoor Door FAQ #2
How do I choose the right indoor door for my bathroom?
For bathroom indoor doors, we recommend moisture-resistant materials like solid wood with proper sealing or engineered wood with waterproof coatings. Consider doors with adequate ventilation (like louvered designs) or glass panels to reduce humidity buildup. The door should have a minimum 1/2" clearance from the floor to allow proper airflow and prevent moisture damage.
Maintenance Tips for Indoor Doors
- Clean painted doors with mild soap and water
- Reapply protective finish every 2-3 years for stained doors
- Lubricate hinges annually with silicone spray
- Tighten loose screws in hardware regularly
- Check weatherstripping for wear and replace as needed
Customization Options
| Option | Available Choices | Lead Time |
|---|---|---|
| Paint Color | 200+ RAL colors | 2-3 weeks |
| Glass Inserts | Clear, frosted, textured, stained | 3-4 weeks |
| Hardware | 12 finishes, 5 lever styles | 1-2 weeks |
Indoor Door FAQ #3
What's the best indoor door for noise reduction between rooms?
For optimal noise reduction, choose a solid core indoor door with a minimum STC (Sound Transmission Class) rating of 32. Additional features like quality weatherstripping, automatic door bottoms, and proper installation with acoustic seals can further improve soundproofing. Double doors or doors with sound-absorbing materials in the core provide the highest level of noise control for home theaters or music rooms.
Energy Efficiency Features
- Insulated cores reduce heat transfer
- Thermal break technology in metal-reinforced doors
- Low-E glass options for doors with windows
- Magnetic seals for airtight closure
- U-factor ratings as low as 0.30