Veneer Door Specification:

1. Materials:
   • Core:
     • Solid wood, particle board, or medium-density fiberboard (MDF) for structural stability.
   • Veneer:
     • Thin slices of real wood such as oak, walnut, cherry, maple, or other hardwoods.
2. Construction:
   • Door Thickness:
     • Typically ranges from 35mm to 45mm.
   • Veneer Thickness:
     • Typically between 0.6mm to 2mm.
   • Lipping:
     • Solid wood edges (lipping) for durability, especially on the top and bottom edges to prevent damage and enhance appearance.
3. Finishes:
   • Surface Treatment:
     • UV lacquered, pre-finished, or raw for on-site finishing.
   • Stains and Colors:
     • Various stains and finishes available to match interior decor, from natural wood tones to painted finishes.
   • Gloss Levels:
     • Options for matte, satin, or high-gloss finishes.
4. Designs:
   • Panel Configurations:
     • Flat panels, raised panels, or grooved designs.
   • Patterns:
     • Plain, quarter-cut, or crown-cut veneers for different grain patterns.
   • Inlays:
     • Decorative inlays or contrasting wood strips for added design elements.
5. Sizes:
   • Standard Sizes:
     • Common dimensions are 80×200 cm, 90×210 cm, but can be customized based on requirements.
   • Custom Sizes:
     • Available upon request to fit specific architectural needs.
6. Hardware:
   • Hinges:
     • Concealed or visible, with finishes matching other hardware.
   • Handles:
     • Modern or traditional styles, available in various finishes like brushed nickel, brass, or black.
   • Locks:
     • Mortise locks, cylindrical locks, or privacy locks as per usage requirements.
7. Environmental Considerations:
   • Sustainability:
     • Use of FSC (Forest Stewardship Council) certified wood veneers to ensure responsible forestry practices.
   • Low VOC finishes:
     • Finishes that emit low levels of volatile organic compounds for better indoor air quality.
8. Maintenance:
   • Care:
     • Regular dusting and cleaning with a damp cloth, avoiding harsh chemicals.
   • Repairs:
     • Minor scratches or dents can be repaired by sanding and refinishing.