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Internal doors are also prominent features in any home (unless your home is designed to be completely open-plan), so if you’re planning a redesign or renovation, you might want to take a look at the colour and style of your internal doors to see if they will complement or clash with your decor.

When looking for the right door, you can easily get lost and overwhelmed by the amount of choice. Consulting a door manufacturer or door supplier can help you to pick the best doors for you and your home. Here on Houzz, you can get access to door specialists, find images of their previous work, reviews from clients and contact information so you can get in touch directly. Often door suppliers and manufacturers also may supply windows, garage doors and do other similar work.

What type of doors should I install?

When it comes to choosing doors, wooden ones are the traditional choice. Often made of solid oak or other hardwoods, they can be stained, varnished or painted. Stripping back the paint can create a rustic yet contemporary look. Doors made of solid wood are very versatile but also come with drawbacks. Wood has a tendency to shift, warp and sometimes swell which will require maintenance to keep your doors in good condition. If you like the idea of real wood doors but don’t want to have to upkeep them regularly, wood veneer doors (where only the outer layers are real wood) can be a compromise.


Durability is a key factor when choosing external doors. With them being one of the barriers between indoors and the elements, it is also essential that these doors are well insulated. To make external doors suitable for their purpose, manufacturers will make doors from a number of materials. These composite doors will usually be made of wood inside and another material on the outside layer. This makes them versatile and suited to being used at the front or the back. You can choose from stable doors, panel doors, half-glazed doors or doors with intricate stained glass panels, in all sorts of colours and stains, and, if well-fitted, your composite door will still stand up to any weather. It’s always advisable to talk to your door suppliers about the different materials, styles and types of doors on offer so they can tell you in more detail the advantages and suitability of all the doors you’re looking at. Door manufacturers will often provide more than just your basic internal and external doors. They will also be able to provide large glass doors, bifold doors, patio doors and french doors. To find out more about the possibilities, it’s always best to get in touch with a door supplier directly.

Why hire a door supplier or specialist?

If you’re confused by all the options, it’s definitely a good idea to talk to door manufacturers, or suppliers who can help you with materials, styles and aftercare. You can discuss how your doors will fit in with the rest of your home design, how durable they will be, whether you can paint them, whether you’d like glass panels and the business side of things, such as estimates, quotes, times and prices. Door suppliers will be able to show you a great range of doors that could be suitable for your home and are ready to be installed, whereas door makers and manufacturers may be able to make bespoke doors; made especially for your taste and to fit your home.

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