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Interior wood doors can be finished in various ways to enhance their appearance, protect the wood, and improve their longevity. The choice of finish depends on the desired look, the type of wood used, and the level of protection required. Some common types of finishes used for interior wood doors include:
1.Stain:
Stains are available in oil-based and water-based formulations, each with its own advantages.
Oil-based stains penetrate deeper into the wood, accentuating the natural grain and color variations.
Water-based stains are more environmentally friendly, dry faster, and emit fewer fumes during application.
Stains can be semi-transparent or solid, allowing you to adjust the level of wood visibility and color intensity.
They are excellent for showcasing the unique beauty of wood species such as oak, mahogany, or cherry.
2.Paint:
Painting wood doors allows you to match or contrast the door with the interior color scheme.
It provides a smooth and even finish that covers imperfections and blemishes in the wood.
Enamel or latex paints are commonly used for interior wood doors, with options for various sheen levels.
You can choose from a wide range of colors to suit your interior design and style preferences.
Paints provide a high level of protection against moisture, scratches, and UV damage.
3.Varnish:
Varnishes create a transparent, glossy, or satin finish that enhances the wood's natural beauty.
They protect the wood from wear, moisture, and minor abrasions.
Varnishes are available in polyurethane, alkyd, or spar varnish formulations, each offering different levels of durability.
Some varnishes are specifically designed for interior use, while others are suitable for both interior and exterior applications.
4.Polyurethane:
Polyurethane finishes offer excellent durability and protection against scratches and scuffs.
They are available in oil-based and water-based variants, with the latter having a quicker drying time and lower VOC emissions.
Polyurethane finishes come in various sheen levels, from matte to high gloss, allowing you to customize the appearance.
5.Lacquer:
Lacquer finishes are fast-drying and provide a smooth, high-gloss surface.
They offer good protection while allowing the wood's natural grain to show through.
Nitrocellulose lacquers are commonly used for interior wood doors due to their ease of application and repairability.
6.Oil Finishes:
Oil finishes, such as linseed oil or tung oil, penetrate the wood fibers, enhancing the wood's natural appearance and providing a warm glow.
They require regular reapplication to maintain their protective qualities and to keep the wood nourished.
7.Wax:
Wax finishes offer a soft, low-sheen appearance and are often used in combination with other finishes or as a final layer.
They provide an additional layer of protection and enhance the wood's depth and patina.
8.Shellac:
Shellac is a traditional finish derived from natural resins and is available in various colors.
It offers a glossy and smooth surface and provides moderate protection against moisture and wear.
9.Water-Based Finishes:
Water-based finishes are environmentally friendly and emit fewer harmful fumes during application.
They are available in different sheen levels, from matte to glossy, allowing for varied design preferences.
Model: GW-115
Dimension: 200*80*4cm(Customised)
Color: Silver pear(Customised)
Material: MDF, PVC, fir wood
Applicable scenes: Bedroom, living room, study room, bathroom etc.
