Doors

Doors

Door types vary by function, material, and operation, including classic Hinged/Panel doors, space-saving Sliding (barn, pocket) and Bi-fold doors, grand French and Pivot doors, and modern Flush doors, available in materials like wood, steel, fiberglass, and glass.

By Types/Style

• Hinged/Swinging Doors: Most common, swing open on hinges (e.g., panel, flush, French).
• Sliding Doors: Slide along a track, perfect for closets or patios (e.g., bypass, barn, pocket).
• Bi-fold/Folding Doors: Fold in panels, good for tight spaces like closets.
• French Doors: Double doors with glass panels, creating an elegant entryway.
• Pocket Doors: Slide into a wall cavity, saving space.
• Barn Doors: Rustic style, slide on an external track.
• Pivot Doors: Rotate on a pivot point, common for grand entrances.
• Dutch Doors: Divided horizontally, allowing the top to open while the bottom stays closed.

By Material

• Wood: Traditional, offers warmth (solid, hollow, or solid core).
• Steel: Strong and secure for entry doors.
• Fiberglass: Durable, energy-efficient, often mimics wood grain.
• UPVC/Vinyl: Cost-effective, low maintenance.
• Aluminum: Lightweight, often used for glazed or patio doors

By Location

• Exterior/Entry Doors: Focus on security and insulation (Fiberglass, Steel, Wood).
• Interior Doors: For rooms, closets (Panel, Flush, Bi-fold).
• Patio Doors: Connect indoors and outdoors (Sliding, French).
• Fire Doors: Specialized for fire resistance