Panelled Interior Doors

A panelled internal door for your interior

Panelled internal doors

Configure a made-to-measure pine internal door with your preferred handing, design, colour and handle. Selected door styles are available with insulating glass.

Door type

Right- or left-hinged door leaf

Material

Pine

Marking

CE-marked

Manufacture

Made to measure

01

Operation and everyday use

The leaf may hang on the right or left, which sets the hinge position and the direction used to operate it. Because handing depends on viewpoint, identify exactly where you are looking from. A labelled sketch or “viewed from the hallway” removes doubt. Also consider your usual movement through the doorway, together with how both adjoining rooms are used and furnished.

In everyday use, the handle, handing and door style work together. As a handle choice is available, it can either recede visually against the panel or become a deliberate feature. KFV hardware forms part of the door’s construction. Your handle selection, however, coordinates the appearance and does not alter the chosen door type.

It can help to picture regular movements through the room. If you often enter carrying items, the most practical operating side may differ from that of an occasionally used side room. The position of frequently used switches, furniture or hallway fittings can also affect the choice. Include these everyday situations when deciding on the handing.

Where several doors are planned, consider the operation of each opening separately. A consistent design can visually link rooms, while suitable handing depends on circulation, furnishings and room use in each case. Handles may be repeated or intentionally varied. Record these decisions for every door so its handing, design, colour and handle remain clearly assigned to the correct opening.

02

Construction, components and dimensions

This internal door has a pine frame with a component dimension of 68 × 60 mm. The pine door leaf is specified at 45 mm. Inside is an MDF infill containing a centrally located aluminium sheet and anti-warping bars. The aluminium sheet is integrated into the infill construction.

Installation holes are specified at 14 mm, and the hardware is from KFV. These dimensions apply only to the expressly named components; they are not the overall width, height or depth of the internal door. The required overall size is matched to the intended opening during made-to-measure manufacture. Carefully measured opening dimensions and a clear installation description are therefore important for your enquiry.

Where glass is selected, a 2- or 3-pane insulating glass unit is used. It has a heat-reflective coating, a CHR warm-edge spacer and argon gas filling. The glazing is silicone-sealed. These details apply only to glass designs; closed panel, cassette and routed designs do not have the glass opening described here.

This CE-marked internal door has a five-year commercial guarantee. Specify its size, hinge side, design, colour and handle, naming the exact glazed style if applicable. Recording these choices with the technical details keeps the made-to-measure configuration clear. Where Australian Consumer Law applies, its consumer guarantees are not excluded by this commercial guarantee.

05

Assessing the intended opening correctly

Because this internal door is made to measure, preparation starts with the actual opening. Check more than one measuring point. Walls, floor build-up and adjoining linings can affect which details matter for manufacture. Note whether finishes are already complete or may still change through further work. A labelled sketch can show where dimensions were taken and which side is used as the reference.

After measuring, allow for the door leaf’s complete movement. Check clear opening space around furniture, built-in joinery, radiators, switches, light fittings and any projecting elements. Look at the whole swing, not merely where the door finishes when open. An item that causes no issue with the leaf closed can interfere during operation. There is no universal minimum space: assess your own room layout.

Check the chosen hinge side against normal movement through both adjoining rooms. An arrangement that works from one direction may put the leaf in conflict with furniture or a busy route on the other side. If you expect the room layout to change later, take that planned use into account before deciding.

Finally, record identifiable features of the opening and neighbouring surfaces. These can include differing wall finishes, skirtings or floor transitions. Photos and a simple sketch can make the dimensions easier to understand. Keep measured values separate from design preferences: dimensions and building conditions describe the site, while handing, design, colour and handle define the selected door version.

06

Colour and visual composition

Choose a colour for this internal door to tailor the effect of the leaf to your interior. A similar tone can integrate the door more closely with the wall scheme, while a strong contrast makes it a separate feature. Consider floors, skirtings, furniture and other timber elements too. Colour affects the door’s appearance; pine remains the base material of both leaf and frame.

On a smooth panel, colour appears across a largely calm surface. Cassettes, profiled infills and rectangular routings create visibly divided designs, so the same colour preference can look different from one style to another. Decide first whether the door face should be understated or distinctive, then select the colour accordingly. Include surrounding walls and floor finishes in this assessment.

The handle completes the composition. It may sit quietly within the door design or contrast with the surface. Tell us the style you prefer and which visible details already occur in the room. Repeating handles can link several doors visually, while a deliberately contrasting handle can draw attention to one door. The specific selection is made alongside the chosen colour and design.

For a glazed version, include the glazed opening when choosing colour and handle. In a hallway with several doors, a repeated combination of design, colour and handle can create a calm overall effect. One door can instead be treated as an accent. Provide the complete design name, colour preference and handle preference together so all visible elements can be coordinated as one.

07

Suitable solutions for other openings

If your project also includes access to a terrace, compare single- and double-leaf versions with inward- or outward-opening leaves. A single-leaf outward-opening historical-style version is also available. These terrace doors are separate products with their own materials, component dimensions, glazing and hardware. Plan them separately from the internal door described here.

A sliding-door solution is also available in the related range for openings needing sideways movement. Its door leaf moves laterally, whereas single- and double-leaf terrace doors are hinged versions. This basic difference helps narrow down the appropriate product type for each opening. Compare dimensions, material, glazing and further options on the relevant product page.

For locations where an opening leaf is not needed, fixed-glazed windows are also available. Alongside a straight-lined version, there is a round fixed-glazed window. Neither product type opens, and both are offered with 2- or 3-pane insulating glazing. They serve a different purpose from an operable internal or terrace door and should be listed separately in the project.

Start by assigning the right product type to every opening, then record each decision separately. For the internal door, size, handing, design, colour and handle are particularly relevant. Terrace doors, sliding doors and fixed-glazed windows each have their own versions and specifications. The related solutions below show their full product names, helping you open the right page for every planned opening.

One-leaf, inward-opening patio door, Two-leaf, inward-opening patio door, Patio Life lift-and-slide doors, One-leaf, outward-opening patio door, Historical-style one-leaf outward-opening patio door, Two-leaf, outward-opening patio door, Fixed-glazing window, Round fixed-glazing window.

08

Prepare your enquiry step by step

Begin with the clear product name “Panelled internal doors”. Assign the door to a specific room or labelled position in your project. Where several doors are planned, give every opening its own reference. This keeps differing requests properly separate rather than assuming matching room descriptions require identical versions.

Next, note the measured dimensions and describe the condition of adjoining building elements. Add the preferred handing and state the viewing position used to define right or left. Then choose the exact name of the desired design. For a glazed motif, use its full name so narrow rectangular glass and a rectangular glazed opening are not confused.

Add your colour preference and handle preference. If you have not made a specific selection, describe the visual effect you want and the materials already present in the room. A photo of the adjoining wall, floor or existing handles can clarify the design context and help coordinate the door’s design, colour and handle.

Finally, check your notes for clear allocation. Measurements, viewing position and handing should be unmistakably identified, and the design name is best copied in full. A useful order is: product and position, opening dimensions, handing, design, glazing where relevant, colour, handle and further interior notes. This gives us a clear picture of your project so we can configure your made-to-measure internal door with you.

Is the internal door made to measure?

Yes. This internal door is offered made to measure. For a clear enquiry, we need carefully measured dimensions of the intended opening and details of the installation situation. Assumed standard sizes should not replace checking the specific project.

Is right-side or left-side hinging available?

Yes. Either hinge side can be specified. As left and right depend on where you stand, name the room side or viewpoint used for your decision in the enquiry. That reference lets us interpret the handing without ambiguity.

Can I match the internal door colour to my room?

Yes, a colour choice is available for the internal door. Describe your preferred colour as precisely as possible, taking account of adjoining walls, floors, skirtings, furniture and other timber elements. This allows the door to sit quietly within the interior scheme or become a deliberate contrast.

Can I choose the door handle?

Yes, you can choose a handle. Consider whether it should blend into the door design or create a visible accent. Details about your preferred style and existing handles or room features help coordinate the choice with the door’s design and colour.

Is this internal door also available with glass?

Yes. Alongside closed panel and cassette styles, named designs are available with narrow rectangular glass or a rectangular glazed opening. A glazed version uses the specified insulating glass unit with silicone seals.

How is the door infill constructed?

The door leaf infill is MDF. A centrally positioned aluminium sheet and anti-warping bars are incorporated within it. The leaf and frame are pine. The aluminium sheet is integrated into the internal structure of the infill.

Is the internal door CE-marked and covered by a guarantee?

Yes. The internal door is CE-marked and has a five-year guarantee.

What details should I prepare for an enquiry?

Useful details include the measured opening dimensions, preferred handing, chosen design name, and preferences for colour, handle and, where applicable, glass. Add a brief description of the room and adjoining components if they influence your selection.

Configure your internal door with confidence

Prepare the dimensions of the intended opening, preferred handing, chosen design, and details of colour, handle and possible glazing. Also tell us how you want the door to work visually in the room. We can then assess your enquiry clearly and configure the internal door to suit your project with you.