Threedoor

Threedoor is a descriptive term used to refer to objects or designs that feature three doors. It is commonly found in product catalogs, architectural drawings, and furniture descriptions, where it appears in various spellings such as three-door or tri-door.

In architecture and interior design, a three-door arrangement may be used for closets, cabinets, or wall units, providing divided access to separate compartments while maintaining a single outer frame. In furniture, a three-door cabinet or wardrobe offers multiple storage sections and can influence the balance and proportion of a room.

In automotive and transportation contexts, the descriptor three-door is applied to certain body styles that include two front doors and a rear hatch or tailgate. While widely understood, this usage varies by region and by manufacturer, and official specifications may prefer terms like three-door hatchback.

Threedoor as a term is not tied to a single standardized product or model. Rather, it serves as a generic shorthand for tri-door configurations across different industries. Variants in spelling and application reflect regional preferences and historical practice in design nomenclature.

See also: two-door, four-door, tri-door, multi-door.