Interior Door - Making the Right Choice

Most of us use the most important criterion when choosing the interior door, but it sounds like this: - "I like it," "I do not like it." Of course, at first we make an emotional choice, and afterwards we are already trying to prove, with the help of rational arguments, the correctness of our choice. Now there are so many offers that it is usually very difficult to make the right choice.

When choosing interior doors you need to take into account not only the overall design, coloring, dimensions, but also take into account the material from which the door is made. Since the interior door is the primary, the most visible element of the interior with the content of a multitude of functional qualities. Now in any store specializing in the sale of doors, a fairly large selection of doors of different models and colors, made from various materials: veneer, MDF, solid wood doors. This gives customers the opportunity to choose exactly the door that fits them perfectly.

Doors should be made exclusively of environmentally friendly materials, and naturally meet the established GOSTs, building requirements and fire safety standards. Also, the important question is the choice of interior doors - the manufacturer. Buying products of proven and reliable brands, you get a guarantee that the doors will last for several decades, will keep all the initial technical characteristics.

The main types of interior doors:
Folding doors (so-called doors that are folded "accordion", in conditions of limited space they are simply irreplaceable, since they occupy very little space);

Swing doors (the main variety of entrance and interior doors, they open outward or inside the room, fastened to the door frame on special hinges);

Sliding doors (when opening the construction moves parallel to the wall, quite comfortable doors, they occupy a minimum of useful area).

The optimal choice of interior doors are doors from the re-glued array, ie, the door leaf consists of natural wood bars with a different direction of fibers, on the surface of which a layer of various valuable wood is glued. The thickness of this layer often does not exceed 8-10 mm. This process of technology helps to avoid the deformation of the door leaf as much as possible , which often happens during operation under optimal "home" conditions, at standard temperature and humidity.

Also, it is worth taking a closer look at the interior doors from solid oak. This is one of the traditional materials that are used in the manufacture of doors. After all, oak wood has a fairly high strength and hardness.

Consider a cheaper option , but if you are not ready to give a lot of money when buying interior doors, then maybe you should take a closer look at the doors made of eco-wool, veneer or MDF. These doors, despite being cheap with respect to others, are of high quality. High level of protection from moisture, durability, for a long time will help to preserve the original appearance of the doors. Accordingly, the cost of this kind of door depends on the material that originally covered the door leaf.

If the price does not affect your choice, and you are ready to give a round sum, it is better to buy a door from the solid wood , they are durable and lightly tolerated by physical influences. Such doors will confirm the good taste of the owner, and will emphasize the individuality of the interior of your house.