Types of door coatings: what to choose?
VRC Baltic manufactures high-quality interior doors fit for flats, houses, office buildings and more.
If you are at the stage of renovation when it is time to choose interior doors, you first need to consider which finish will be most durable and reliable. After all, every homeowner probably dreams of having a slab that remains aesthetically pleasing for a long time.
Our doors catalogue features varied designs, finishes and fillings, so you can always find the perfect solution for any project.
Indeed, all door characteristics are essential (from the slab size to the hardware colour), but in this article, we’ll consider the types of door coatings and their advantages.
Our doors catalogue features varied designs, finishes and fillings, so you can always find the perfect solution for any project.
Indeed, all door characteristics are essential (from the slab size to the hardware colour), but in this article, we’ll consider the types of door coatings and their advantages.
ENAMEL
Wear-resistant enamel extends the product's life, protects the closet from scratches and retains its original colour:
Arvika Polar White
At the factory, a painting robot applies European-made enamel to the door slab in several layers so that the surface is perfectly smooth.
The enamel coating combines synthetic resins, polymeric substances, colouring pigments and varnish. The texture feels like natural wood. This material is resistant to external factors, including high indoor humidity, temperature fluctuations and UV rays. A door coated with enamel will look as good as new even after 5-10 years.
The shade of interior doors usually matches the colour of the walls or flooring. If you like accents, you can choose a brightly painted slab with a decor.
3D WOOD GRAIN
3D wood grain is an innovative eco-friendly material with a heavy texture and colour of natural wood species.
Alba & Leora Gray Oak
- Amberes Oak Natural
- Bianco Noble
- Dorato Oak
- Gray Oak
- Luara Ash
- Nut Pecan
- Ribeira Ash
- Ribeira Ash Cream
- Scandi Ash
- Scandi Birch
- Shambor
- Snow White
- Veralinga Oak
The main advantages of 3D wood grain include resistance to mechanical damage and moisture, attractive appearance, affordable price and a wide range of colours. This finish is suitable for all interior styles.
OTHERS
Other types of door coatings
In addition to the types mentioned above of interior door finishes, the following materials are also commonly used: laminate, PVC film, veneer, eco-veneer and CPL plastic. Each has pros and cons. So consider this when choosing doors for your home or office building.
The VRC Baltic range includes the most practical finishes: enamel, 3D wood grain and primer. Primed doors are available in our Smart Invisible/Reverse Pro collection. They are installed flush with the wall.
The VRC Baltic range includes the most practical finishes: enamel, 3D wood grain and primer. Primed doors are available in our Smart Invisible/Reverse Pro collection. They are installed flush with the wall.
Conclusion
Several factors influence the choice of an interior door:
- Its installation location.
- Client preferences.
- The financial capacity of the customer.
- The presence of children and pets in the home.