Door Skin Description：

Medium density board molded door skin is a process and material widely used in interior door manufacturing. It refers to the integrated door surface decorative layer made of density board as the base material and pressed by mold at high temperature and high pressure.

 

MDF molded door skins are a popular interior door manufacturing process that is economical, practical, and offers a wide variety of appearance options. Its core advantages lie in its diverse shapes and relatively low price.

 

Features of MDF Molded Door Skins:

 

Various Shapes, High Aesthetics: A wide variety of 3D lines, shapes, and realistic wood and stone grain effects can be produced to suit various decorating styles.

 

Smooth Surface, High Decorative Value: The finishing film or paint layer provides a superior texture and visual effect.

 

One-Piece Molding, Excellent Sealing: The door leaf surface and edges are molded in one step, creating seamless gaps, resisting cracking and deformation, and providing excellent dustproofing.

 

High Production Efficiency, Low Cost: The high degree of automation makes it suitable for mass production, and the price is generally more competitive than solid wood and composite wood doors.

 

Easy to Clean and Maintain: The smooth surface allows for easy wiping of common stains with a damp cloth.