Panel Doors, Fabricated to the Opening
Two finishes, both fabricated to measure rather than supplied as stock sizes: a porcelain-stone panel face for a solid, tactile, non-repeating surface, or an HPL (high-pressure laminate) panel face for a durable wood- or metal-look finish that holds up on an exterior entrance as well as an interior door.
Porcelain-Stone Panel Door
A full porcelain or natural-stone face fitted to a door leaf — no two panels read quite the same, since the material's own grain and veining carry the finish rather than a printed or painted surface. Built for a feature entrance, a statement interior door, or anywhere a hallway or reception needs one surface that doesn't look like every other door in the building.
HPL Panel Door
A high-pressure laminate face over the door core — wood-grain or solid finishes, weather-rated for exterior entrances as well as interior use. More resistant to knocks and weathering than a painted or veneered door, without the cost or lead time of a full stone face.
Porcelain-stone vs. HPL
- Porcelain-stone
Best for a single statement entrance or feature door where the material itself is the design. Interior-focused.
- HPL
Best where the door needs to hold up to weather and daily knocks — exterior entrances, high-traffic interior doors — while still reading as a deliberate finish rather than a standard door.
Fabricated to the exact opening
Both finishes are fabricated to the exact opening rather than trimmed from a stock size, through the same production partner Weldholm uses for its glazed partitions — so a panel door can be specified alongside a glazing package as one order, not a separate supplier.