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KENT commercial laminate doors along a service corridor
Doors · Commercial Laminate Doors

Commercial laminate doors built for traffic

For the corridors and back-of-house that take a thousand hands a day.
Overview

A melamine / laminate face that shrugs off trolleys, cleaning and volume — year after year.

A decor paper carrying the colour or woodgrain is fused under a melamine or high-pressure (HPL) overlay and bonded to the core — a wear layer, not a film of paint, meets the traffic. Faces are pressed to both sides of a solid or tubular core and the edges are lipped in tough ABS, so corners and leading edges survive trolleys and door-stops. The same hard face is built on the core the opening needs — standard, fire-rated 30–90 minutes, acoustic, or wet-area (WPC) — in hundreds of colours and woodgrains, factory-prepared for its ironmongery so doors arrive ready to hang.

ABS-lipped edge of a commercial laminate door
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A wear layer, not paint

The laminate face resists scratches, knocks, trolleys and abrasion year after year. Faces are pressed to both sides and the edges are lipped in tough ABS, so corners survive the trolleys and door-stops that destroy a painted door.

FaceMelamine / HPL wear layer, both sides
EdgesTough ABS lipping
DecorsHundreds of colours & woodgrains
MaintenanceWipe-clean; no repaint cycle
Factory-prepared mortice and hardware cut-outs in a laminate door
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Hard face, on the core the opening needs

The same laminate face is built on a standard core, a mineral fire core (30–90 min), an acoustic core, or a wet-area WPC core. Every leaf is factory-prepared for its ironmongery — mortice locks, hinges, closers, vision panels, flush bolts — to your schedule.

Standard coreHigh-traffic circulation
Fire core30–90 minute tested rating
Acoustic corePrivacy between rooms
Wet-area coreWPC for humid openings
Configurations

Laminate configurations

One hard-wearing face, built on the core each opening needs — hundreds of decors, fire and acoustic options.

Specification

Commercial laminate door — specification

FaceMelamine / HPL wear layer, both sides
EdgesTough ABS lipping
CoresStandard · fire 30–90 min · acoustic · WPC
DecorsHundreds of colours & woodgrains
PreparationFactory-machined to your ironmongery schedule
ApplicationsCirculation, service corridors, back-of-house
Sizes[ confirm leaf schedule W × H ]
FAQ

Questions specifiers ask

How durable is the face?+
The HPL / melamine wear layer resists scratches, knocks, trolleys and abrasion for years; ABS-lipped edges protect the corners that fail first on painted doors.
Can it be fire-rated?+
Yes — the same hard face is built on a mineral fire core for a tested 30–90 minute rating, at volume.
Do doors arrive ready to hang?+
Yes — every leaf is factory-prepared for its ironmongery to your schedule, or to KENT standard positions where none is given.
How many decors are available?+
Hundreds of melamine and HPL decors, with bespoke decors matched to your scheme; final selection is from physical samples.
Swatch colours are indicative on screen; final selection is from physical samples. Fire ratings apply to the complete tested assembly. Images are indicative until project photography is supplied.
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Have a high-traffic door schedule?
Send the schedule and decors — we'll build the right core under one hard face, at volume.
Submit a project brief