Moulded Skin Door

A Moulded Skin Door is a type of interior door made using a high-density fiberboard (HDF) or medium-density fiberboard (MDF) that is moulded into a panel-like design to resemble traditional wooden doors. The outer surface, known as the "skin," is created by pressing the fiberboard into decorative shapes, such as raised or recessed panels. These skins are then attached to a wooden framework or core, which may be hollow, solid, or semi-solid depending on the required strength and application. Moulded skin doors are typically factory-primed and can be painted or finished to suit various interior styles. They are popular in modern construction due to their affordability, lightweight nature, and ease of installation. In addition, they offer a good balance between appearance and functionality, making them suitable for bedrooms, bathrooms, and other interior applications. These doors are also resistant to warping and cracking, unlike solid wood alternatives, making them a practical long-term choice.