WOOD DOORS

There are many types of doors. Each so designed for different purposes and aesthetics. Here are some common and types of Wood doors that are a classic choice for both interior and exterior applications. They offer a variety of benefits. Including natural beauty, versatility, and durability .Here are a few key points about wood doors:

 

1. Swinging Doors: These are the most typical doors that swing open and close on hinges. They can swing inward or outward.

1. Sliding Doors: We move horizontally along a track to close patio entrances. Or room dividers.

1. Folding Doors: Also known as bi-fold doors. These consist of panels that fold back against each other in a concertina-like manner. Larger openings or closets often use them.

1. Revolving Doors: These doors consist of three or four wings that rotate around a central axis. Allowing people to enter or exit without letting in drafts.

1. Pocket Doors: These slide into a hidden compartment in the adjacent wall. Saving space compared to swinging doors.

1. French Doors: These are typically pairs of doors with glass panels extending for most of their length. Frequently. Exterior doors leading to a garden or patio are used for access.

1. Barn Doors: slides along a wall-mounted track for rustic or industrial interior design.

1. Louvered Doors: These have horizontal slats that allow for ventilation while maintaining privacy.

1. Panel Doors: These have rectangular panels either raised or recessed on the door’s surface.

1. Flush Doors: These have a completely smooth surface with no panels or moldings.

1. Glass doors: primarily have glass construction with optional metal or wooden frames.

1. Fire doors: Doors are designed to withstand and prevent the spread of fire.

These are just some examples. There are variations and combinations within each type. The choice of door type often depends on the intended use. space considerations and aesthetic preferences.