Flush Doors
A flush door is a simple, flat door design without any panels or embellishments. Typically made of solid or hollow core materials, it offers a clean and modern look. Flush doors are versatile, commonly used in residential and commercial spaces.
Flush Doors
Flush doors are a type of interior door that has a smooth and flat surface without any raised or recessed panels. These doors are commonly used in homes and commercial buildings. The specifications of flush doors can vary depending on their intended use, but here are some common specifications you might encounter..
INDQB Flush doors are typically made from a variety of materials, including plywood,
medium-density fiberboard (MDF), particleboard, or solid wood. The choice of material can affect the door's cost, durability, and appearance.
INDQB Flush doors come in various standard sizes, with common dimensions for residential interior doors being 80 inches (6 feet 8 inches) in height and 30, 32, or 36 inches in width. However, custom sizes are also available.
INDQB Standard flush doors are usually 1 3/8 inches (35mm) thick. Some applications may require thicker doors, such as 1 3/4 inches (44mm) for increased durability or insulation. Core Type: INDQB Provides various Flush doors of different core types, such as solid core, hollow core, or solid wood core. Solid core doors offer better soundproofing and insulation compared to hollow core doors.
INDQB provides Flush doors that can have different surface finishes, including smooth
veneers, laminates, or paintable surfaces. The finish affects the door's appearance and how it can be customized to match the interior decor.
While flush doors are known for their minimalistic, flat design, INDQB have options for
decorative grooves, glass inserts, or other design elements for aesthetics and functionality.
INDQB Flush doors are compatible with a wide range of door hardware, including handles, locks, hinges, and other accessories. Ensure that the door has the necessary cutouts or preps for your chosen hardware.
