Moulded Internal
Doors

Moulded doors are a type of internal door composed of panels and made from a composite material. The core of the door is typically made from a lightweight material. The surface is covered with a thin fibreboard door skin. Moulded doors are available in a variety of styles, from traditional to modern, and can be primed, painted or stained ready to match your interior.

As a cost effective alternative to a solid core door or flush door, moulded doors offer good value for money. Ideal for professional developments that require a consistent finish and mini home projects or room makeovers that have a smaller budget. 

Due to their moisture resistance capabilities, they’re highly suitable for kitchens and bathrooms. Looking for utility room doors, en suite bathroom doors or walk in wardrobe doors? Moulded internal doors tick all the boxes for these spaces too.

Moulded doors are: 

• less expensive than solid wood internal doors but still aesthetically on-trend 

• lighter than solid wood doors making them easier to transport and hang

• made from high-quality materials that are resistant to moisture and warping

• available in a variety of styles and finishes making them suited to all rooms

• easy to paint so you can match to almost any colour preference

To sum up, moulded doors are relatively inexpensive, lightweight and offer easy installation. Great for DIY home transformations, self builds, property renovations and developments.

Follow these tips to keep your moulded doors looking great for years:

• Use a damp cloth to wipe down the door, and avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners. This is particularly key for white moulded doors that show dirt more easily.

• Protect moulded doors from water and moisture. Ensure all faces and edges are sealed prior to installation and if your space is humid you may want to consider using a dehumidifier.

• Repair any damage promptly. Small scratches and dents can be repaired with wood filler or touch-up paint.

• Inspect the door regularly for signs of wear and tear. If you notice any problems (such as loose hinges or a warped door frame) repair them immediately.

• If the moulded doors are hung in high traffic areas, consider fitting a kick-plate to avoid damaging the door’s base

• Heat can damage the finish of moulded doors, so keep them away from heat sources such as radiators and fireplaces.

• It is important to re-paint your doors when they are beginning to dull to keep them sealed, topping them up with an extra coat of paint from time to time keeps them looking great too.

Looking for more ideas? We share additional door care tips over on our blog.

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