Flush Internal
Doors

When improving or renovating your home, it is important to understand the options available when it comes to internal doors. Whilst traditionally panel doors have been commonly used in most construction, flush doors are taking modern decor by storm. But what is the difference between a flush door and a panel door?

Flush internal doors offer a smooth and sleek finish. They are composed of a wooden framework, and then topped with plywood, medium density fibreboard (MDF) or natural wood on both sides. This not only creates clean lines but makes the flush door more versatile within any style of home. Our range of flush doors available grants several alternatives to standard panel doors and can be used to achieve modernity in the home.

Panel doors offer a more traditional feel. When we think of doors, panel doors are usually what come to mind first. Their intricate carvings can at times be more aesthetically pleasing than a flush door, and offer more character and personality to a room. On top of that, panel doors tend to be made of solid wood that can be primed and painted to suit your needs several times.

For sound insulation, flush doors are known to be more efficient. As well as providing more fire resistance than panel doors, flush door alternatives boast a range of benefits. Mites are a thing of the past with flush doors, as they are also more resistant to mite infections than panel doors. Due to their slim finish, flush internal doors are incredibly easy to clean, and don't tend to collect dust and dirt.

In short, no. Flush internal doors can often be less expensive to other styles, such as panel doors, depending on which you choose. Though still manufactured to the same level of quality, they offer a different aesthetic when it comes to design.