Vollkerntüren

Vollkerntüren, often translated as solid core doors, are a type of interior door constructed with a solid filling material within their frame. Unlike hollow core doors which have an empty space or a honeycomb-like internal structure, Vollkerntüren are filled with a dense material. This filling is typically made from particleboard, wood composite, or engineered wood. The outer layers of the door are usually veneer, laminate, or paintable surfaces.

The solid construction of Vollkerntüren offers several advantages. They provide significantly better sound insulation compared to hollow core doors, making them a popular choice for bedrooms, home offices, or any space where noise reduction is desired. They also possess a more substantial feel and weight, contributing to a perception of higher quality and durability. This density also makes them more resistant to warping and damage.

Vollkerntüren are generally more expensive than their hollow core counterparts due to the increased material and manufacturing processes involved. However, their enhanced performance in terms of soundproofing, durability, and aesthetic quality often justifies the higher cost. They are a common feature in many residential and commercial buildings, valued for their robust construction and improved functional properties.