White Internal Doors

What Are White Internal Doors? 

When it comes to interior doors, it's easy to get lost in a sea of options. From wood to glass, there are plenty of materials and styles to choose from. But if you're looking for a door with a contemporary design that can brighten up your space, then look no further than the humble white interior door.

Internal white doors are typically constructed with a solid core that is covered with a layer of MDF (medium-density fibreboard) or plywood. The solid core is made up of either particleboard, MDF, or solid wood. Particleboard is the most common material used for the core as it is affordable and has good insulating properties. However, MDF and solid wood are also used for high-end doors as they offer superior sound insulation and durability.

The MDF or plywood layer on top of the core is what gives the door its smooth and seamless appearance. The layer is usually 3mm thick and can be painted or coated with a veneer finish to achieve a white finish. The layer is glued to the core, and the edges of the door are usually finished with a matching veneer or solid wood edge banding to complete the look.

If you're looking to optimise light within your home, consider a glazed white interior door. Glazed white internal doors are a good choice for those who want to create a seamless transition from one space to another, while also giving you more control over privacy and light. Plus, they're available for every budget, so you can transform your house without breaking the bank.

Benefits of Internal White Doors

Internal white doors are a shining example of how a small change can make a big difference in the way a room looks and feels. Pair them with traditional or modern furniture, and they will always look like they belong.

What sets white interior doors apart from the rest is their ability to act as a blank canvas. They allow the other elements in the room to take centre stage, making them a great choice for those who want to showcase unique artwork, furniture, or accessories.

So, whether you're going for a minimalist look or a more eclectic vibe, white interior doors are the perfect way to spark some fresh ideas without overwhelming the space. They're the perfect example of how less can truly be more.

A few additional benefits of white internal doors include:

• Durability - The engineered construction of internal white doors with a solid core and MDF or plywood layer makes them highly durable and resistant to wear and tear.
• Sound Insulation - The solid core of internal white doors, combined with the MDF or plywood layer, offers excellent sound insulation, making them ideal for use in areas where noise reduction is a concern.
• Easy to Maintain - The smooth and seamless finish of internal white doors makes them easy to clean and maintain.

5 Panel White Internal Doors

Five-panel doors are a type of interior door that features five panels in their design. The panels are typically arranged in a variety of different patterns, with the most common being a raised panel design. 

The raised panel design features a centre panel that is raised above the surrounding panels and is often decorated with decorative moulding. The other panels are usually flat. 

6 Panel White Internal Doors

A 6-panel internal door is a type of internal door featuring 6 inset rectangles/squares. 

These doors are versatile and suitable for any home style, showcasing four rectangles (two at the bottom, two in the middle) and two smaller squares at the top, imparting a sophisticated panelled aesthetic. 

White Internal Fire Doors

Choosing the right internal door involves more than just matching your home's style; safety is also a critical factor, especially for high-risk areas like kitchens.

Our white internal doors are available with an FD30 fire rating, meaning they can prevent the spread of fire and smoke for a minimum of 30 minutes. This critical safety feature provides valuable time to secure the area, evacuate, and contact emergency services.

FD30 white fire-rated doors are not only suitable for kitchens but also ideal for doors leading to garages. They are also popular for rooms adjacent to hallways, as they can effectively block off a fire-prone area, keeping the hallway clear as an escape route.

On top of fire doors, you can even get fire door frames too. It's important to consult with a qualified professional to determine the appropriate fire rating for your project.