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Aluminium versus wood for internal doors: an honest comparison
Wood or aluminium, both are fine choices for an interior door. Which one suits you best depends on your interior, how much maintenance you want and what your budget is. Veneered doors
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Aluminium or wood, that's what really matters
Is aluminium or wood The best choice for your new doors? Wood provides warmth and a familiar, natural atmosphere. Aluminium is sleek, slender and requires little maintenance. We honestly lay out the differences for you, with the strengths and weaknesses of both materials. We simply put the facts side by side, so that you can make a sound assessment yourself. Aluminium versus wood at a glance
In the table below, you can see at a glance how wood and aluminium compare on the points that really matter: appearance, maintenance, lifespan, insulation, dimensional stability and choice of colour: The benefits of a wooden interior door
Wood has something that aluminium doesn't replicate quite as easily: a warm, natural appearance. Every door has its own grain and pattern, which quickly gives your home a familiar and cosy feel.
Solid wood also naturally absorbs heat and sound somewhat better than a slim aluminium profile with a lot of glass. In the entry-level segment, the starting price of a wooden door is often lower, especially for standard sizes. Does your door get scratched over time, or are you ready for a different colour? Then you simply sand and repaint the wood. You do not immediately need to buy a new door. The disadvantages of a wooden interior door
Wood reacts to its environment and that can sometimes be tricky. With moisture and changing temperatures, a wooden door can 'work' or warp slightly, causing the door to close less smoothly after a...