A door that suits the room it opens into.
WPC doors are interior doors built around a wood-plastic composite core rather than solid timber. Choose the construction first — skin, hollow or assembly system — then the surface, the frame and the hardware. Send us the opening and we will quote the door as one package.
Three ways these doors are built.
The same look can be sold three different ways, and the difference is in the build rather than the photograph. Decide which one suits the opening before you choose a colour. If a drawing or a door schedule exists, that is the best place to start.
Manufacturers market this family of doors on moisture tolerance and termite resistance. We do not repeat a supplier's performance claims as our own: the construction, the paperwork behind it and the finish are confirmed for the specific door on your order, and samples can be seen before anything is committed.
See it in context.
Photography helps describe the scale and the visual effect of matched door sets. We confirm available construction, finish and hardware for your project separately.
Matched but not identical
A pale and a warm tone run along the same corridor. Tone variation across a run of doors is a selection question, not a defect.
Doors as part of the wall
Flush doors set into a decorated lobby wall. Survey first, because the surrounding finish decides the trim.
Send us the opening, not just the picture.
Give us the opening size, how many doors, the wall construction, the direction they open and the tone you have in mind. Add the project location and a photograph if you have one. Those details are enough for us to come back with the right door type and a written quotation.
Reference images are supplied for discussion. No dimensions, performance ratings, materials certification, price or availability are implied by the photography. WPC construction, finish and hardware are confirmed in writing for each order.