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KENT WPC bathroom door in a wet area
Doors · WPC Doors

WPC doors for the wet side of the building

Where water, steam and humidity destroy timber, WPC simply does not care.
Overview

A bathroom door should outlast the bathroom — and a WPC door does.

WPC is a dense blend of wood fibre and polymer with a closed, foamed structure and sealed edges. Water has nowhere to soak in, so the leaf keeps its shape where solid timber would swell and split. As coastal humidity climbs past 70%, timber takes on moisture and moves; WPC barely registers it, and the door still closes cleanly at the end of summer. The surface is non-porous and inorganic — nothing for termites to eat or mould to colonise — and a PVC film or lacquer carries a wipe-clean, formaldehyde-free wood-grain look.

Sealed foamed WPC core resisting water
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A core that ignores water

Splashes, steam and mopping run off a WPC door instead of soaking in. The closed, foamed core does not absorb water, so the door never swells, warps or rots — the same exposure that bows and delaminates a timber door leaves WPC straight and sound.

Waterproof coreDoes not swell, warp or rot
Coastal humidityStable through 70%+ and Δ temperature
Termite & mouldNon-porous, inorganic — nothing to feed on
FinishFilm / lacquer wood-grain, wipe-clean
WPC door with a wood-grain film finish
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Design without the maintenance

Over the substrate, a primer and a PVC film or lacquer carry the wood-grain look. The surface is sealed, wipe-clean and formaldehyde-free, so wet-area doors match the interior without the upkeep a timber door demands.

SurfacePrimer + PVC film or lacquer
LookWood-grain to match the interior
HygieneSealed, wipe-clean, formaldehyde-free
UseBathrooms, spas, back-of-house wet rooms
Configurations

WPC configurations

Moulded or flush, in film or painted wood-grain finishes — made to order for every wet room.

Specification

WPC door — specification

CoreWood-plastic composite, closed foamed, sealed edges
Water100% waterproof; does not swell, warp or rot
StabilityDimensionally stable through 70%+ humidity
ResistanceTermite- and mould-proof; inorganic
FinishPVC film or lacquer wood-grain; formaldehyde-free
ApplicationsBathrooms, spas, wet rooms, back-of-house
Sizes[ confirm leaf schedule W × H ]
FAQ

Questions specifiers ask

Why WPC instead of timber in wet areas?+
The closed, foamed core does not absorb water, so the door never swells, warps or rots where a timber door bows and delaminates.
Does it stay stable in high humidity?+
Yes — it is dimensionally stable through 70%+ humidity and day-night temperature swings, so it still closes cleanly at the end of summer.
Is it hygienic?+
The non-porous, inorganic surface gives termites nothing to eat and mould nothing to colonise — important for bathrooms, spas and wet rooms.
Can it look like wood?+
Yes — film or painted wood-grain finishes let wet-area doors match the interior, sealed and wipe-clean.
WPC is specified for wet and high-humidity areas where timber fails; surface, sizes and ironmongery are configured per project. Images are indicative until project photography is supplied.
Bespoke Woodcraft
Have wet-area openings?
Send the wet-area schedule — we'll spec a waterproof WPC door that matches the interior.
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