Paneleddører

Paneleddører, often referred to as panel doors, are a common type of interior door characterized by their construction of multiple panels set within a frame. These panels can be made of solid wood, engineered wood, or even glass, and the frame, known as the stile and rail system, provides structural support and decorative elements. The number and arrangement of panels vary, leading to different styles such as two-panel, four-panel, six-panel, and ten-panel doors.

The design of paneleddører offers both aesthetic appeal and functional benefits. The panels create visual interest and can complement a wide range of interior design schemes, from traditional to contemporary. They also contribute to the door's acoustic properties, helping to reduce sound transmission between rooms. Historically, paneleddører were constructed entirely from solid wood, but modern manufacturing often incorporates composite materials for improved stability and cost-effectiveness.

Common materials for paneleddører include various wood species like pine, oak, and maple, as well as MDF (medium-density fiberboard) for painted finishes. The construction method involves joining the stiles (vertical members) and rails (horizontal members) to create a rigid frame, into which the panels are fitted. This can be done through various joinery techniques. Paneleddører are widely used in residential and commercial settings for their durability, aesthetic versatility, and ability to enhance the overall interior architecture of a space.