Interior Doors

here are some pointers to get you going.

1. Kits

There are primarily two types of residential interior doors and they serve different purposes. These are pre-hung and slab doors.

• Slab

A slab door is the direct opposite of a pre-hung option in that it comes without a frame. It is essentially a rectangular, flat slab of material. It takes time to prepare them for installation. Expectedly, slab variants are cheaper than pre-hung.  This type is ideal for people who wish to build their own door frame.

• Pre-hung

A pre-hung door is a slab that is fitted with hinges attached to a frame. In other words, it comes with nearly all necessary to hang the door immediately. Prehung doors are available in various sizes and they can be manufactured from different materials, finishes and configurations. This kit is your best bet if you don't know much about installing.

 2. Door systems

There are several types of door systems and they include:

• Double and Single 

Single doors are arguably the most commonly used option. You can find it everywhere. They take up less room. In contrast, double doors are usually the favorite when it comes to larger homes. They can help show off your home's architectural features and are perfect if you move a lot of large items in and out of your building.

• Sliding

Sliding doors are panels sliding on a roller track. They are further divided into the following:

• Pocket: Pocket sliding doors disappear into a cavity in the wall of the building. They do not have hinges and are perfect for smaller spaces.
• Double pocket: This type consists of two sets of parallel doors to disappear into the wall by sliding into a space constructed in the spaces. They are suitable for larger spaces.
• Bypass: Rather than swing open into a room, the type consists of panels that stack over each other when opened.
• Barn: Instead of opening and closing like a traditional door, this type slides outside the wall so they are fully visible. 
• Magic: Magic system has an innovative concealed sliding system with dual shock absorbing stop. There is no need for upper and lower track installation, just attach mechanism to the wall. 
• Folding

Bi-folding doors consist of panels that overlap and fold into each other. They are suitable for large indoor spaces.

• Swinging 

Swing doors can be single-swing and double-swing. This type can be open in or out the room or swing in both directions. 

3. Cores

When shopping for doors online, one of the things you'd need to consider is whether to go for a solid or honeycomb core.

• Solid Core

As the name suggests, solid core doors are made of solid materials on the inside, which achieves a solid look. They have long-lasting durability and provide better noise insulation. They are also better at insulating against heat loss.

• Honeycomb

Honeycomb filling consists of hollow cells. The main advantage is that they are cheaper, lightweight and incredibly versatile. Honeycomb core doors are mainly applied in residential spaces where heat insulation and strength are not important. 

• Smart Core

Advanced eco-friendly filling made from polyurethane resin and wax. This type provides additional durability, sound and thermal insulation. 

 4. Finish

Another factor to consider is the finished interior door options. Interior doors come in a variety of coatings that offer different levels of reliability and durability. Here are the most popular types:

• Pre-finished

This kind of finish is achieved by treating or coating wood or any other type of material with multiple coats of paint or wood stain. A pre-finished door is 'ready-to-go' in that it's been fully prepared for installation.

• Painted

As the name suggests, this type of finish involves coating an interior door with paint. There are many possible types of paint finish including flat, matte, eggshell, gloss, satin etc.

• Laminate

Laminate doors feature a very durable finish made by applying laminating material over the surface of the door under the influence of high temperatures. We offer highly water-resistant doors laminated with polypropylene of new generation. Material doesn’t include harmful substances and has a deep 3D-pattern. It is an affordable decorative finish that's often used for slab doors with honeycomb fillings.

• Veneer

A veneer is a thin layer of real hardwood applied to a less expensive material using strong adhesives. Since it is made from real wood, it looks natural and is warm to touch.The surface is long-lasting and easily restored.

• Enamel

Enamel refers to a type of durable paint that is applied to different surfaces. Finish can be matte or stippled of any color. Doors become resistant to moisture, sunshine and discoloration.

5. Design

Interior doors come in different designs including:

• French

French doors usually typically have glass panes that extend for most of its length, offering great aesthetic value to any space and letting the light filter from other spaces.

• Flat

Flat design is characterized by a flat surface without additional protruding elements and indentations. At the same time, the door may contain different types of panels. Flat doors come in a variety of finishes.

• Flush

This type is a straightforward design with plain facings on both sides. It’s not divided into any panels or moldings and mostly used where functionality is the major requirement or where the doors are meant to highlight other features nearby.

• Panel

This is another simple design, but the difference is that it comes with panels, which may run horizontally or vertically. Panels can be made of the same material as the door, and can also be made of glass. Glass panels are most commonly referred to as lites.

• Molded

Molded doors are made by pressing MDF-panels of the necessary thickness and forming an individual style. They boast a smooth surface, high durability and versatility that allows for different variations of the design. You get a high-quality product at an affordable price.

• Louvered

This design style involves the horizontal arrangement of blades of wood, providing a retro feel in any space. It aids ventilation, promotes privacy and has different applications.

• Stile and Rail

A stile and rail options are often combined from stiles (vertical pieces) and rails (horizontal pieces), but they can be constructed from stiles only. Their construction provides a highly decorative finish and offers a lot of versatility.

6. Application

Interior doors can be used in any residential space. If you're interested in the purchase of interior doors, you can have them installed in your:

• Bedroom

• Bathroom

• Living Room

• Dining room

• Hallway

• Laundry

• Pantry

• Office

• Closet

 7. Inside Doors with Glass Panels

Doors Los Angeles’s interior doors also come with glass panels which can be grouped into three categories:

• Tempered Glass

As the name suggests, tempered glass refers to doors made of tempered glass, which is essentially toughened glass. This type of glass material is highly resistant to cracks and breakage. In the event that it breaks, it shatters into rounded pieces rather than jagged shards, making it very safe.

• Frosted Glass

Frosted glass refers to glass that has a white appearance. Frosted glass provides privacy and is also a sleek and stylish decorative element. It’s also a popular choice because it improves lighting conditions and decreases energy consumption. 

• Black Glass

Although not as common as the other two glass lites, black glass is a stylish option as it conveys the idea of being tinted. Apart from being stylish, it also provides the benefit of blocking out UV rays.

8. Standard Dimensions

When it comes to sizes, interior doors are available in the following classic dimensions:

• Height: 80, 84, 96 inches.

• Width: 18, 24, 28, 30, 32, 36 inches.

• Custom-size Interior Doors: Our company can produce doors according to the dimensions required by the client.  but it depends on the model (sometimes it is impossible). Please contact our operator online to clarify the possibility of customization for a selected model.

 9. Popular Colors

When you are thinking about installing interior doors in your home, you don't have to settle for just any color. A door might be a functional element in your space; it can contribute to the overall aesthetic of your space. Generally, it is recommended to draw inspiration from the existing palette of your building but make sure it's appealing.

The most popular colors groups include:

• White.

• Brown.

• Gray.

• Black.

• Ivory.

• Wenge.

How Much Does a Room Door Cost?

The cost of interior doors delivery to any CA, AZ, NV city (Los Angeles, San Diego, Phoenix, Las Vegas, etc.) depends on type of configuration, their number and choice of additional options. However, the price of interior room doors begins from $125.

Where to Buy Interior Doors?

If you're looking to buy interior doors in Los Angeles, San Diego, Phoenix, Las Vegas or any other city in California, Arizona, Nevada, drive over to Doors Los Angeles using our contact information below.

• Address: 1660 139th St, Gardena, CA 90249.
• Phone: (424) 426-5566.
• Email: info@doorslosangeles.com.

We sell high-end interior doors that are sure to match your taste and preference. As per usual, we have new interior doors in stock, so reach us today to make your purchase.