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3D HDHMR Doors

• Material Composition: Made from high-density fiberboard, these doors are engineered for higher moisture resistance. They often have a core of hardwood fibers mixed with resin and wax, pressed under high temperature and pressure.
• Surface: The '3D' aspect refers to a three-dimensional surface texture, which can mimic natural wood grain or other intricate patterns.
• Durability: HDHMR doors are known for their strength and durability. They are less prone to warping or swelling compared to traditional wood, especially in humid conditions.
• Application: Ideal for both interior and exterior use, particularly in areas with high moisture levels like bathrooms and kitchens.
• Aesthetics: Available in various designs, these doors can be painted or laminated to match different interior styles.

WPC Doors

• Material Composition: WPC doors are made from a blend of wood fibers and thermoplastics. The wood fibers provide strength and a natural wood look, while the plastics offer moisture resistance and durability.
• Environmental Aspect: Often made from recycled materials, they are considered an eco-friendly option.
• Maintenance: Requires less maintenance than traditional wood. They are also termite-proof and resistant to decay and rot.
• Versatility: Available in a range of styles and finishes, including a variety that mimics the texture and color of natural wood.
• Usage: Suitable for a variety of applications, including residential and commercial settings. They work well in climates with fluctuating temperatures and humidity levels.

Both 3D HDHMR and WPC doors are modern solutions that combine aesthetics with functionality. They offer a sustainable, durable, and versatile option for various architectural and design needs.