Finishes for doors are essentially top layers that add a few enhancements to the door’s natural traits.Nearly all finishes greatly change the appearance of your wood door.For XZIC wood Doors, we have several types of finishes to compatible with different requirements on varies projects.

Here are several types for you to choose when you are ready to buy a wood door.

1. PVC Plastic Laminate

PVC laminates are multi-layered laminate sheets based on Poly Vinyl Chloride, made by compressing paper and plastic resins under high pressure and temperature. They are used as a decorative layer on top of raw surfaces such as plywood,MDF.The material is versatile and lends itself to varied colours, patterns and textures. They come in matte, metal, gloss and ultra-gloss finishes, with an assortment of textures including wood, stone and leather.They are impervious to water, heart, corrosion and termites, and can also be treated to have antibacterial properties. This makes them ideal for modular kitchen units.

In conclusion, They are more durable compared to other finishes, and hence are conducive to long-term use, while also being economical.

2. Melamine Laminate

Melamine is considered as a direct or low pressure laminate (LPL) because it is manufactured with a pressure of 300-500 pounds-per-square-inch. Layers of paper are saturated with a melamine resin until they are converted into a solid, plastic surface via thermal fusion. The melamine sheets are molded together as one of the layers of plastic laminate, which is then bonded together with particleboard or to another backing material to create a durable plastic sheet, which is what is used to give products such as Formica an attractive surface.They are in a wide selection of textures and natural wood grains, melamine panels are a cost-effective, multipurpose option for adding color and finishes to designs and projects.

Melamine is durable, scratch and shatter resistant, and waterproof,environmental friendly,which would be a very good choice for office, home.

3. Primed

A primed door has already been coated with a specific coat of paint, called primer, which seals the wood and improves adhesion.Because it’s primed but not painted, a primed door is essentially a halfway house between a fully finished and an unfinished door. You have to know how to paint primed doors to get the job done, but you can still choose the paint colour to go along with your decor.What’s more, with a professional priming job done in the factory, you won’t have to worry about poor adhesion when you’re painting the door. It also means you’ll spend considerably less time than you would finishing an unfinished door.

Primed Doors are welcome for projects that need to do painting on site, customers can choose it if DIY painting is required. It will be quite easier for you to make preferable painting as the priming job is done.

4. PU painting

PU Paint - It is a hard, stretchable polymer with a durable, highly-resistant polyurethane coating. It is resistant to moisture, scratches, dust and mould. PU paint for wood is available in lovely colours and matte and high gloss finishes. It has a high colour retention and an even and lustrous finish for the perfect wooden finish.PU coatings are resistant to wear and tear which makes them suitable for crowded areas and surfaces exposed to harsh weather conditions.

When everyone wants to give a luxurious finish to their wooden furniture and to protect them from scratches and stains. PU coating is one of the best options for it..Any color can be chosen for PU painting.

5. Wood Veneer

Wood veneer is a thin piece of natural material,which makes you door more original ecologic and close to nature. There are several types of veneer cut types,Plain Sliced,Quarter Sliced,Rift Sliced, which make the surface display different wood shapes, and various species are available to choose,like birch, maple, oak, cherry, walnut,mahogany, and so on.

It will be a great choice for classic or modern home, makes your door unique. For the Eco-conscious consumer, the choice is not just aesthetic but also an embodiment of values.

6. HPL

HPL, the abbreviation of High pressure laminate is considered one of the most durable decorative surface materials. It performs well in both horizontal and vertical applications, appearing in furniture, cabinetry, flooring and wall treatments. HPL is available in various colors, textures and styles. You can easily use it to imitate the appearance of other materials such as wood or metal.

HPL is durable and therefore well-suited for surfaces in high traffic areas in the home, as well as retail, corporate and hospitality settings. It is often utilized in both vertical and horizontal surfaces in hospitals and clinics.