Doors · Entrance Doors
Entrance doors, in timber first
Hotel timber doorsets — flush, concealed and veneered — engineered for fire, acoustic and security; plus cast aluminium for villa and coastal entries.
KENT's core craft is the timber door — so the entrance range leads with wood, built first for hotels and then for fine residences.
A hotel entrance door is mostly hidden engineering behind a quiet veneer face: a fire- and acoustic-rated core, lipped edges, intumescent and compression seals, and certified hardware — all wrapped in a leaf that is grain-matched to the corridor. KENT builds this doorset as one assembly, in timber first, with cast aluminium offered only where the entrance faces the weather. Below: the timber styles, the structure and functions of a hotel door, and the performance every entrance carries.
The hotel entrance door is, above all, a timber door. These are the faces KENT builds most — flush and concealed leaves grain-matched to the corridor — followed by fine-residence entries.
A hotel doorset is a stack of parts, each with a job. KENT engineers them together so a single quiet leaf carries fire, sound, security and the corridor finish at once.
Whatever the face, a hotel entrance door is specified against a set of performance lines — engineered into the doorset and certified as an assembly, not a catalogue size.
Timber leads indoors; outdoors, where an entrance faces the sun, salt and dust directly — a private villa or a hotel's principal portal — KENT offers a separate cast-aluminium platform with a thermal break and multi-point locking, finished to read as timber, stone or cast relief.
See the full cast-aluminium door platform →