If you’re a homeowner, you know how much time and energy goes into decorating your home. You want the walls to be clean and tidy, the furniture to blend seamlessly with your design aesthetic, and every color to flow and be woven into the space.
You may also spend a lot on window treatments, curtains, rugs, or other decorative elements that will complement your home’s overall design. You spend time in the kitchen, bathroom, and other areas that are most used.
Despite their importance many homeowners neglect to pay the same attention to their interior doors as they do to their exterior counterparts. They end up with damaged, chipped, cracked, or otherwise damaged doorways.
This type of damage is especially costly and you should not ignore the need for a new door. There are many options for homeowners to choose from that are both functionally appealing and beautiful.
Solid Hardwood Door
The first thing you need to think about when it comes to a new interior door is the material that will be used. Wood is the most common choice, but there are other options such as MDF or fiberglass. These materials offer the exact same aesthetics and benefits as wood, but at half the price.
A great option for most homes, MDF (medium-density fiberboard) is a more affordable alternative that can still look just as stunning. It is durable, won’t conduct heat/cold, and great sound dampener.
Hollow Core Doors
These hollow core doors are an emerging addition to the door industry. They are popular for residential buildings. They are made up of a honeycomb inner core and a wood outer frame. The frame gives the door a bit more rigidity, while the honeycomb core helps to deaden sound and give the door an overall sense of security.
These doors can be a great way to enhance the look and feel of your home while providing additional security. You can choose from traditional raised or flat panels, louver, French, or practical accordion styles.
Panel Doors
Panel doors are often the most popular type of interior door. They are simple and elegant. They can be found in rectangular or square designs and can be customized with many different finishes.
There are a variety of colors and finishes to choose from, which means you can find a door that will perfectly match your existing decor or help you create a totally fresh look. Oak, maple, and pecan are the most popular choices, but you also have the option of walnut, cherry or mahogany, as well as cedar and cedar.
You can also choose from a range of hardware, including knobs and hinges. These options are often predrilled, which makes installation less of a hassle and saves you time in the process.
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