Semi-Solid Doors

Flush Panel Doors featuring a semi-solid core suited for a lightweight build and cost-efficient construction. The light door leaf weight is indebted to its honeycomb-mesh cellular core which places minimal stress on the frame to, in turn, minimise maintenance and extend the door set's life cycle. This is of particular importance for large doors where its weight would otherwise put the frame at risk of warping without fitting additional support hardware.

When to Specify Semi-Solid

The composition of a Semi-Solid Door is cost efficient relative to a Solid Core Door and so is suited to budget conscious projects. Such efficiency is appropriate for commercial settings where the bulk installation of doors are required to fitout a large building. If required doors vary in their height, width, configuration, or hardware to be fitted; this is addressed by Spence's specialist manufacture as all doors are made-to-order to specific project needs.

The lightweight build also makes for easier transportation and subsequent minimisation of damage risk in transit. Once on-site, the light construction is a benefit for ease of handling and installation thereby reducing the time and effort of labour.

Semi-Solid Doors are typically applied to common areas where the door is predominantly for passageway and visual privacy purposes. Conversely, a Solid Core is more suitable for properties including acoustic performance, entry door security, and temperature control between rooms. Additionally, a Solid Core is necessary for the fitting of door face accessories like Vision Panels and Ventilation Grilles.

Pick Your Profile

Spence Doors manufacture four profiles of Semi-Solid Doors that vary in the internal timber frame construction. This frame is made up of two vertical sections (stiles) and two horizontal sections (rails) which all door hardware will be fitted into. Each profile features a different width/depth to these timber sections to accommodate varying types and sizes of hardware to be fitted. This allows for the requisite space to install the likes of concealed hinges, door closers, and large door handles or locks.