Smooth Finish
Minimalist and modern, perfect for contemporary interiors.
The clean, smooth surface delivers a crisp architectural look that complements any colour scheme and is easy to maintain for everyday living.
Introducing WPC Doors to New Zealand
A new standard for interior doors has arrived. Our WPC door systems combine advanced composite materials with proven global performance offering a modern alternative to traditional MDF. Designed for consistency, efficiency, and long-term value across residential, commercial and large-scale developments.
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Woodgrain Finish
Textured woodgrain WPC internal doors that replicate the natural look of timber while providing the strength, stability and durability of WPC.
The subtle grain finish adds warmth and character without the maintenance or warping of timber.
What is WPC?
Wood Plastic Composite (WPC) is a high-performance material engineered from a precise formulation of PVC base, calcium carbonate (CaCO₃), wood fibre, and specialised forming additives.
The result is a durable, dimensionally stable solution that combines the visual warmth of timber with the reliability of modern construction materials. Following the extrusion process, the door is finished with a PVC film layer, providing a waterproof surface while delivering a refined wood-textured appearance.
Wood Fibre
(Natural Texture)
Natural Wood Fibre
Integrated within the internal structure to support material balance, contributing to improved stability and overall consistency of the composite.
Polymer
(Core Structure)
Polymer / PVC Base
Forms the main body of the door, delivering strength, rigidity, and full waterproof performance while supporting long-term structural stability.
Calcium Carbonate
(Structural Reinforcement)
Mineral-Based Filler (CaCO₃)
Increases density and stiffness while improving dimensional stability, helping reduce warping and maintaining consistent performance over time.
Forming Agents
(Performance Enhancers)
Performance Additives
Support smooth material flow and consistent shaping during manufacturing, ensuring a stable internal structure and uniform profile formation.
Difference between WPC Internal Doors and Traditional MDF Internal Doors
WPC Internal Doors
WPC (Wood Plastic Composite) combines wood fibers and plastic to create a strong, durable material. Unlike traditional wood or MDF doors, WPC doors are waterproof, termite-resistant, and highly durable, making them ideal for areas with high moisture/humidity countries like New Zealand. They are low-maintenance, won't warp or crack easily, and can be designed to look like real wood while offering long-lasting performance.
MDF Internal Doors
MDF (Medium-Density Fibreboard) is an engineered wood product made from fine wood fibres bonded together with resin. In most internal doors, MDF is used as thin outer skins fixed over a lightweight honeycomb cardboard core, with timber stiles and rails providing structural support. This type of construction keeps doors cost-effective but relies on paint finishes and sealed edges to help protect against moisture and long-term wear.
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