Flush Door

Definition

A flush door is a door with a smooth surface and no protrusions or raised panels.

Purpose

The purpose of a flush door is to provide a sleek, modern aesthetic while offering functionality and privacy. It is commonly used in both residential and commercial settings.

Examples of Use

• Interior doors in modern homes often use flush doors for a clean, minimalist look.
• Office buildings may install flush doors to maintain a consistent and professional appearance.

Related Terms

• Panel Door: A door featuring framed panels, often raised or recessed, for a more traditional appearance.
• Hollow Core Door: A lightweight door made with a honeycomb core covered by veneer.
• Solid Core Door: A door constructed with a solid material core, offering better sound insulation and durability.

Notes

Flush doors can be made from various materials, including wood, metal, or composite materials. They are typically easier to clean and maintain than panel doors.