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Doors are different in design, structure and external finish. The structure of lacquered doors may be of different types and different technologies: solid wood, blockboard or double-panel.

The characteristics of our lacquered doors

What distinguishes and characterises a Bertolotto lacquered door are the textured continuity, the styling appeal and the sturdy materials. Available in a host of different colours and finishes, for a production that combines craftsmanship skill in woodworking with cutting-edge design.

Glossy and matt finishes

Aside from the available colours, a lacquered wood door can come in two different finishes: glossy or matt. The former is bright and almost mirror-like, ideal for small or dimly-lit rooms; the latter is textured and velvety. The choice depends on your particular interior design.

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The different types of manufacturing

Our lacquered doors meet the most stringent quality requirements and are certified by CATAS (a certification body specializing in testing and analysis of wood and furniture products).
These high-quality products are hand-painted with multiple coats of lacquer to achieve durable, fully covered and uniform surfaces.
There are three production technologies:

  • solid wood structure: a timeless classic with no equal. The door leaf is made of laminated wood or veneered wood, resulting in a sturdy, solid and long-lasting product. Ideal for those who seek a classic and elegant style and appreciate the authenticity of real wood;
  • blockboard: the stability of these panels is ensured by their special internal structure, made of wooden strips glued perpendicularly to each other. The door leaf does not warp and remains highly stable;
  • honeycomb core: the door leaf is particularly lightweight and durable, thanks to its sandwich frame with a lightweight core. Two MDF panels cover a honeycomb structure, making the wooden door not only light but also cost-effective.
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Lacquered or laminate doors: types compared

People often get the two mixed up. This is because these days laminate has reached such high levels of perfection that they mimic lacquered finish in an extremely realistic way.
Let’s take a look at the characteristics and differences:

  • lacquered door: both the structure and the finish are made of wood. The exterior is painted with multiple coats of lacquer, in order to achieve a uniform and block-coloured, coloured and smooth surface, either glossy or matt. There is also a distinction between open pore lacquers, which reveal the natural and elegant wood grain patterns, and totally covering lacquers. The multiple coats of paint, applied by hand, keep the colour tone stable and ensure high resistance to abrasion and scratches. Simple to care for, but with gentle detergents. The purchase cost is medium-high but affordable; a lot depends on the type of internal frame, on the chosen colour and on the details selected;
  • laminate door: the core made from wood derivatives is covered with a synthetic material, a hard-wearing sheet of paper impregnated with resins, which can take on any styling appearance. The quality of the product depends on the origin of the raw materials, on the type of structure and on the strength and styling of the laminate sheet. Immune to knocks and scratches, easy to clean, laminate has a truly cost-effective purchase cost.

The choice depends on the type of setting, on your budget and on the style you want to create.