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TGP MDF DOORS
There are special products that determine the decoration of your living spaces. Doors are among these special products. Doors are decorative and protective products made of different materials. Materials such as composite, steel, melamine, mdf lam are frequently used in door production.
MDF lam door; It consists of special textured door models obtained by pressing MDF boards.
Mdf Lam Doors
Mdf lam doors are one of the interior door types whose use has not changed from past to present. It accompanies living spaces such as villas, apartments and summer houses with its special appearances. Having homogeneous density, mdf laminate doors are easy to install.
Glazed Mdf Lam Doors: Glazed MDF doors, in which special and decorative patterns are integrated with glass, are used as room doors. Plain or frosted glass alternatives add vitality to your living spaces with the unique texture of mdf laminate. It has a rich color range from A to Z such as walnut, brown, oak, white, pear, mink.
Glassless Mdf Lam Doors: You can create a style that suits your personal tastes with glassless models, where you can use the original texture of Mdf lam doors. MDF lam doors, produced in standard sizes, are the choice of those who want a special look in home decorations with rich color alternatives.
In Mdf lam doors, the case and doors are preferred in the same color. Quality mdf lam doors have different thickness alternatives such as 6,8,10 mm.
Mdf Lam Door Prices
Mdf lam door prices vary depending on the brand, model, color and dimensions of the door. Mdf lam house doors stand out with their prices suitable for every budget.
Things to Consider When Choosing Mdf Lam Door
When choosing a MDF lam door, you should make sure that the door is suitable for the room you will use. While glazed doors create elegant designs in living rooms, living rooms and kitchens, non-glass mdf-lam doors are preferred in bedrooms. It is important that the dimensions of the door are correct.
Doors in light tones such as white and beige create a spacious design for small spaces. Walnut and oak tones are preferred in larger areas with their special textured surfaces.