How MDF Interior Doors are Made (Six-Panel Supa Doors) - Did You Know?
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Supa Doors are the original
Supa Doors are the original MDF (Medium Density Fiberboard) interior doors. They are manufactured in a patented process that creates one of the strongest, highest quality MDF interior doors on the market. The patented process simultaneously adheres two complete sides, including panels, to create a continuous lamination around the entire door. This process ensures that there are no weak spots in the door, which means a stronger more rigid door for you.
Made with a double hip out of 7/8” MDF, Supa Door uses one of the thickest standard door panels in the industry, which together with the unique patent process, takes the MDF advantage of less bowing and warping to the highest level.
The door is actually made in sections. MDF is cut into pieces (depending on design of door) and then sent through a series of milling machines where diamond blades trims the board to the appropriate size. The pieces are milled to specification by computer operated machines. The pieces eventually are glued, assembled, and nailed into half-doors. The two halves are then laminated and placed together and placed into a hydraulic press for an hour. Later the door is painted.
These doors weigh from approximately 80 pounds on up and can be repaired with “bondo” if every damaged. The company offers a selection of over 40 different door designs in seven standard widths and two standard heights. Supa Door also fills custom orders and manufactures fire-resistant doors for homes and businesses.
The company manufactures over 70,000 doors a year, which are sold through North American and Canada.
ENVIRONMENTAL BENEFITS
Supa Doors are manufactured from premium grade Medium Density Fiberboard. MDF (engineered wood) consists entirely of recycled wood waste. This added efficiency helps conserve our forest resources by reducing the total amount of lumber that has to be harvested to meet consumer demand for wood products.
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Made with a double hip out of 7/8” MDF, Supa Door uses one of the thickest standard door panels in the industry, which together with the unique patent process, takes the MDF advantage of less bowing and warping to the highest level.
The door is actually made in sections. MDF is cut into pieces (depending on design of door) and then sent through a series of milling machines where diamond blades trims the board to the appropriate size. The pieces are milled to specification by computer operated machines. The pieces eventually are glued, assembled, and nailed into half-doors. The two halves are then laminated and placed together and placed into a hydraulic press for an hour. Later the door is painted.
These doors weigh from approximately 80 pounds on up and can be repaired with “bondo” if every damaged. The company offers a selection of over 40 different door designs in seven standard widths and two standard heights. Supa Door also fills custom orders and manufactures fire-resistant doors for homes and businesses.
The company manufactures over 70,000 doors a year, which are sold through North American and Canada.
ENVIRONMENTAL BENEFITS
Supa Doors are manufactured from premium grade Medium Density Fiberboard. MDF (engineered wood) consists entirely of recycled wood waste. This added efficiency helps conserve our forest resources by reducing the total amount of lumber that has to be harvested to meet consumer demand for wood products.
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YNH Featured Videos
Great DIY Projects from Your New House:
DIY - Do It Yourself with Your New House
Quick Tips - easy tips to make your projects (and life) better:
Quick Tips - Great, yet simple ideas ...
Gardening and Landscaping:
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Adventures in Homebuilding - Home info with a smile:
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Choosing and Using Tools with Carmen Ciricillo:
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Factory Tours and Product Testing:
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Al Carrell - The Super Handyman:
THE Super Handyman
The Great Outdoors with Joe Sherinski:
The Great Outdoors
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