Interior door

Flush Wood Door

A flush wood door is a type of wood door with a flat surface, without any panels, molding, metal inlay or intricate designs. It is typically sandwich construction, Combine a strong door core with flat face panel on both sides. The simplicity of its design and construction gives it minimalist look ,lower price and shorter lead time; Flush doors are also versatile; By selecting different cores material meeting diverse functional requirements (like fireproof, sound-isolation); Flush doors are widely used in residential, commercial buildings due to its minimalist look,diverse functionality and economical price

Raised Panel Wood Door

Raised panel doors are a classic traditional style that brings a timeless, elegant look to houses, villas, apartments, and residential building projects. Their decorative raised panels add depth, texture, and architectural beauty to interior spaces. Available in one to six panel configurations, they can also include applied molding for a richer decorative effect. Made from oak, pine, walnut, MDF, plywood, or customized materials, these doors offer durable construction, flexible design options, and suitability for both residential and commercial interiors.

Shaker Wood Door

A shaker interior wood door is a classic flat-panel door design with a recessed center panel framed by clean, flat stiles and rails. Unlike raised panel doors, it does not use applied molding or heavy decorative details, giving the door a simple, clean liner appearance.This design combines classic architectural depth with a modern linear aesthetic. Its is suitable for both traditional and contemporary interiors decoration. With its simple structure, clean style, and minimalist look, shaker interior wood doors are widely used in bedrooms, bathroom, closet, and other interior spaces.

Solid Wood Interior Door

A panel door is arguably the most common type of wood door. This door type is crafted by putting separate panels together, again usually made of wood, as an embellishment for a solid piece of door; A panel door comprises top and bottom rails and two stiles. While they are popular as front and side entry doors, they are also commonly used as interior doors for rooms or house partitions, thanks to the single panel doors simplicity and clean lines.

Wood Door With Metal Inlay

Wood door with metal inlay is a wood door inlaid with metal strips (or metal plate) on its surface for upgrade its appeal, Inlay metal material can be stainless steel, aluminum alloy, pure copper, even golden; Metal surface finish can be brushed, high-gloss, its color can be silver, gold, rose, champagne; it combines the soft natural beauty of wooden doors and the Luxury & Elegance beauty of the metal

Glass Wood Door

Interior glass wood door is a wooden door with holes inserted into the glass, used for observation or lighting, interior glass wood door is mainly used for bathroom, balcony, kitchen, meeting room, laundry, etc.; there are various types of glass to choose from, transparent glass, frosted glass, fluted glass; there are various designs to choose from, such as one lite glass panel, two lite glass panel, three lite glass panel, half glass, or all glass; the glass can be laminated with wooden grids on both sides as decoration and fixing.

Trimless Interior Door

Trimless interior door are a modern architectural solution that make a minimalist aesthetic by removing visible frames and trims. These doors sit flush with the wall, creating a uninterrupted appearance. Ideal for spaces like bedrooms or closets, they work well with various wall types by use of innovative aluminum hidden frame, including drywall. The design creates a hidden frame effect, enhancing the clean, contemporary style for your home

Wood Door With Metal Frame

A commercial wood door with a metal frame combines the natural warmth and aesthetic appeal of wood with the strength and durability of metal. Designed specifically for commercial projects, it offers a perfect blend of style and security. The metal frame enhances the door’s structural integrity, making it ideal for high-traffic areas while resisting damage and wear. This door provides a professional and welcoming appearance, ensuring both longevity and functionality for businesses, offices, hotel and other commercial spaces.

Wood Louver Door

A louver (or louver) is a set of horizontal slats angled to admit air and light, but not direct sunlight or the other elements, like rain. A louver door is a regular door that uses these features.Louvered doors help ventilate rooms when closed while still providing privacy and security. Louvers are often found inside of restroom and electrical or mechanical, wardrobe, closet doors.

Wood Folding Door

An interior folding door, also known as a bi-fold door, is a interior door made with two or more panels joined together by hinges. Instead of swinging open like a traditional door, the panels fold neatly to one side when opened. This design helps save space and makes the door especially useful for rooms where a normal swing door may feel inconvenient or take up too much floor area.

Pocket Sliding Door

When clearance limits the use of swinging or pivot doors and wall space doesn't allow for sliding doors, a pocket door may be the best solution. Pocket sliding doors make the most of tight spaces by disappearing into the wall. a pocket door slides, via rollers on an overhead track, into a 'pocket' in the wall on either side of it.When it's fully open, the pocket door completely disappears. This design eliminates the need for the clearance that standard hinged doors require to operate. Pocket doors were very popular in the Victorian era as people searched for stylish space-saving ways to add doors to libraries, dining rooms, and living rooms. Though not as popular as standard swinging doors, today pocket doors are an excellent way to add privacy and elegance to a space without the clearance required for a traditional door.

Barn Sliding Door

From their earliest uses on farms and barns to the modern day, barn doors have been the epitome of functional art. Barn doors were originally designed to function for farmers who had large barns that needed a door that would allow for the cattle and livestock to enter and exit (or egress) without the need to swing the barn door open but rather slide it away from the path of the livestock; has grown to be a need and a want as many custom barn door styles have taken the market by storm.A barn door is different from a swinging door because it doesn??t require hinges on the side and a door jamb to function. Instead of hinges a barn door lays flat against the wall and has two rollers attached to the top of the door which roll along a track. This track is not directly connected to the barn door, rather it is typically installed onto the wall for which the door functions. The basic parts to a barn door are the top and bottom rails, the side stiles and the middle slats or the barn door panel.

Sliding Door With Cover

A sliding barn door with a rail cover offers a sleek, minimalist design that conceals hardware like bolts and hangers, ensuring easy maintenance and a clean look. The cover, available in wood or aluminum alloy, prevents dust buildup and simplifies cleaning, especially in high-ceilinged spaces. Customizable to fit any rail length, it enhances both rustic and modern interiors, offering a practical yet stylish solution for homes.

Hidden Track Sliding Door

Trackless sliding doors feature hidden tracks, creating a minimalist, floating effect. The concealed hanging and floor tracks ensure smooth, silent operation without visible hardware. Ideal for modern interiors, they offer space efficiency, easy maintenance, and hassle-free installation. These doors are perfect for residential and commercial spaces, with customizable panels like flush, glass, shaker, and mirrored designs.