
Interior doors are where a project's consistency shows — or fails to.
KENT builds solid and veneered passage doors as a matched set: veneer leaves are sequence- and grain-matched so a corridor of doors reads as one material, and the Milano finish is held to the same colour and sheen across every leaf. Hinges can be visible or concealed, frames flush or architraved, and the same leaf can be specified acoustic- or fire-rated where a room demands it — without breaking the visual set.

Consistency is planned at fabrication: veneer is sequence-matched from related material, one Milano finish spec is held across the set, and balanced cores keep every leaf flat.

Within a single visual family you can vary solid or veneered, flush or panelled, and add an acoustic- or fire-rated leaf where a room needs it — the corridor still matches.
Flush or panelled, solid or veneered, visible or concealed hinge — all held to one finish.
A scrolling view of the wooden door range — across paint / lacquer, melamine and PVC finishes. Swipe or use the arrows.











