Page 79 of Valcucine Guide by Dom Showrooms

quality in framed doors framed doors are heat-resistant but in some cases the solid wood can crack one problem of this kind of door is that wood is a living material that means that it can swell in a humid environment longer frames might even start to warp this is why valcucine uses plywood for the longer doors of its sine tempore framed doors the wood is cut and then glued together in several layers the new solid wood is much more stable look carefully at the inside panel which can be made of either veneered chipboard or plywood a traditional framed door if the veneer-covered panel is not made of v100 water-repellent chipboard it offers little resistance to dampness the chipboard panel makes the door heavier and cancels out the typical lightness of a framed door b valcucine sine tempore door the veneered plywood panel makes the door incredibly lightweight and increases resistance to dampness the result is a 100 wood door a b wood plywood chipboard three-layer solid wood frame 79

[close]