Panelled Interior Doors

A panelled interior door tailored to your space

Interior Panel Doors

Plan a custom-sized pine interior door by choosing the handing, panel pattern, colour and handle. Insulating glazing can be specified for selected designs.

Door type

Right- or left-handed hinged door leaf

Material

Pine

Marking

CE marked

Manufacture

Made to measure

01

Planning for comfortable day-to-day use

Specify the leaf with hinges on the right or left. That choice establishes where the hinges sit and how the door opens. To avoid doubt, identify the side from which you are viewing it. A labelled drawing or a note such as “as seen from the hallway” provides a clear reference. Think about the adjoining rooms, their furnishings and your usual movements through them before deciding.

The handle, hinge position and panel pattern all influence how the door feels in use. You can choose a handle that recedes visually or acts as an accent. KFV supplies the structural hardware, while the selected handle is an aesthetic choice that does not alter the specified door type.

Walk through a few familiar routines before choosing the handing. Carrying groceries, laundry or other items may make one operating side more comfortable than another. The position of light switches, furniture and coat storage can matter as well. These practical details are worth checking for the room in question.

When ordering several doors, review every opening on its own. Repeating one panel pattern can connect the rooms visually, but circulation, furniture and room function may call for different handing. Handles can likewise match throughout or vary intentionally. Keep a separate note for each opening so its handing, pattern, colour and handle cannot be mixed up.

02

How the door is built and measured

The pine frame has a stated component measurement of 68 × 60 mm. A separate measurement of 45 mm is given for the pine door leaf. The MDF infill contains anti-warping rods and an aluminium sheet positioned through its centre; that sheet belongs within the infill assembly.

The specified installation holes are 14 mm, and the fittings are from KFV. Each figure describes only the component beside which it appears, rather than the door’s complete width, height or depth. Overall sizing is determined for the opening during custom production. An enquiry should therefore include careful opening measurements and an understandable account of the installation setting.

For a design containing glass, the insulating unit may have 2 or 3 panes. Its specification includes argon-gas fill, a heat-reflective coating and a CHR warm-edge spacer, with silicone used to seal the glazing. These features belong only to the glazed options; the solid panel, cassette and routed patterns have no such glass opening.

The product carries CE marking and includes a 5-year warranty. To build the specification, provide the required measurements, choose right- or left-hand hinging, then select the pattern, colour and handle. If glazing is wanted, identify the exact glazed pattern too. Keeping the technical details and appearance choices together makes the requested version clear.

05

Checking the opening before ordering

Custom sizing begins with a close look at the real opening. Take measurements at more than one point, and note the walls, floor build-up and adjacent trim that may affect production information. Record whether the finishes are complete or likely to change as work continues. A labelled drawing can identify each measurement location and the side used as the reference.

Next, trace the full arc that the leaf is expected to travel. Furniture, built-ins, radiators, switches, lighting and projecting details can all reduce clear movement. Check the path between the closed and fully open positions, since an obstruction may matter only while the leaf is moving. No single minimum floor area can answer this question; the actual room arrangement is what matters.

Review the proposed hinge side against movement through both connected rooms. An arrangement that feels convenient from one direction may meet furniture or a busy circulation path on the other side. If a future layout is already planned, account for that use before settling on the handing.

Record any visible irregularities around the opening, including changes in wall finish, baseboards and flooring transitions. A few photographs and an annotated sketch can add useful context to the measurements. Keep site information distinct from aesthetic selections: dimensions and surrounding construction describe the location, while handing, pattern, colour and handle describe the door being ordered.

06

Bringing colour, pattern and hardware together

The selected colour can either settle the leaf into its surroundings or make it stand out. Compare it with the flooring, baseboards, furniture and other woodwork rather than considering the door alone. This selection changes the visual treatment only; pine remains the underlying material of both leaf and frame.

A colour will behave differently across the available surfaces. Smooth panels offer a broad, quiet field, while cassettes, profiling and rectangular routing introduce shadows and divisions. Establish first whether the door should feel restrained or prominent, then assess the colour beside the neighbouring wall and floor finishes.

A handle can reinforce the panel treatment or provide a point of contrast. Let us know the general style you are seeking and the visible hardware already used nearby. Matching handles can create continuity across several doors, while a different choice can distinguish one opening. The handle should be selected together with the pattern and colour.

With a glazed pattern, include the glass area in the colour and hardware decision. Repeating one combination through a hallway can establish visual order, while a different treatment can turn one door into an accent. Supply the exact pattern name along with the requested colour and handle so the visible parts can be assessed as one composition.

07

Selecting products for the project’s other openings

A project that also includes access to a terrace can use inward- or outward-opening terrace doors in single- or double-leaf configurations. There is also an outward-opening, single-leaf model in a historical style. These are distinct products, each with its own material, glazing, hardware and component measurements, and should be specified independently from this interior door.

Where lateral movement is preferred, the related collection offers a sliding door. Its leaf travels sideways instead of swinging on hinges like the single- and double-leaf terrace models. Use that movement difference to identify the suitable product category, then consult its own page for dimensions, materials, glazing and configuration details.

A fixed-glazed window may suit an opening that needs no movable leaf. The collection includes both a straight-edged form and a round version. Neither opens, and each is available with 2- or 3-pane insulating glazing. They meet a different need from an operable interior or terrace door and should be listed separately in the project plan.

Assign a product category to each opening before recording its individual requirements. For this interior door, note the measurements, handing, pattern, colour and handle. Terrace doors, sliding doors and fixed glazing must instead follow the configurations and specifications on their respective pages. The linked product names below provide a route to the correct information for every planned opening.

Single-leaf inward-opening terrace door, Double-leaf inward-opening terrace door, Patio Life lift-and-slide doors, Single-leaf outward-opening terrace door, Historical-style single-leaf outward-opening terrace door, Double-leaf outward-opening terrace door, Fixed-glazed window, Round fixed-glazed window.

08

Building a clear door enquiry

Identify the product as “Interior Panel Doors”, then connect it to a named room or labelled project position. If the order covers several doors, give each opening a distinct reference. Similar room names should not be used as a reason to assume that their measurements or configurations are identical.

Record the measured opening and describe the condition of the nearby construction. State the required handing and the side from which right and left are being judged. Follow this with the exact pattern name. For glazing, spell out whether the request is for narrow rectangular glass or the rectangular glass opening.

Add the requested colour and handle. If those decisions are still open, describe the atmosphere you are aiming for and the materials already used nearby. Photographs of the wall, flooring or existing hardware can provide useful context when coordinating the pattern, finish and handle.

Review the notes before sending them and make sure every item belongs to the right opening. Label the measurements, viewing side and handing explicitly, and reproduce the pattern name in full. A useful sequence is product and location, opening measurements, handing, pattern, glazing if relevant, colour, handle and any interior details. This gives us enough organized information to discuss the custom-sized door accurately.

Will the door be produced to my measurements?

Yes. It is offered as a custom-sized interior door. Send carefully taken measurements for the actual opening together with information about the surrounding construction. Do not substitute assumed standard dimensions for a project-specific check.

May I specify which side the hinges are on?

Yes. The leaf may be ordered with right- or left-hand hinging. Because that description depends on where the observer stands, identify the viewing side in your request so the specification is clear.

Is there a choice of door colour?

Yes. Choose the colour with the adjacent walls, flooring, baseboards, furniture and woodwork in view. A closely related tone can integrate the door with the room, while a contrasting selection can make it more prominent.

Is the handle selectable?

Yes. A handle can be chosen to sit quietly against the panel or to act as a noticeable detail. Mention the preferred style and any nearby hardware you want it to complement when discussing the pattern and colour.

Which versions include glass?

The range includes named glazed patterns as well as solid panel and cassette options. Choose either the narrow rectangular glass motif or the rectangular glass opening. These versions use the specified insulating unit, sealed with silicone.

What materials are inside the panel?

The infill is MDF, reinforced internally by anti-warping rods and a centrally located aluminium sheet. Pine is used for the leaf and frame. The aluminium component remains integrated within the infill construction.

What marking and warranty does the door have?

The interior door carries CE marking and includes a 5-year warranty.

What should be included with my request?

Send the measured opening, specified handing and chosen pattern, plus the colour, handle and glazing selection where relevant. Brief information about the room and nearby construction is useful when it affects the configuration.

Turn your door choices into a clear specification

Gather the opening measurements, handing, pattern, colour, handle and any glazing choice, then describe the role you want the door to play in the room. With those details organized, we can review the request and help specify a custom-sized interior door for the project.