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Door skin is the outer layer onto a door leaf,also it can be called the surface materials of doors. It can be made of MDF/HDF,plywood,WPC or metal panels. Doors also can be named by these surface materials . Sizes of the door skin can be customized as the customers needs,and the surface designs are colorful so they are welcomed by many customers and door factories. Pressing and painted method are the most popular processing methods for surface panels. Materials also can be as customers request to be done . There are various choices on our website for your valuable projects.
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Zhejiang Lihe Shengzhan Decoration
Material Co., Ltd.

Zhejiang Lihe Shengzhan Decoration Material Co., Ltd. was established in 2014, located in Yongkang City, Zhejiang Province, the "Capital of China Hardware".
As a professional China wooden door skins manufacturers and wooden door skins factory, we focus on producing various veneer panels and lines for door factories and furniture factories. The main products are melamine veneer board (paper), particle board, MDF door skin, HDF door panel, high-grade joinery, plywood, laminate, door, hardware parts, decorative board, decorative lines, etc.
Our company has the right to export, and is a comprehensive factory integrating R&D, production, sales and service. The factory covers an area of about 20,000 square meters, with standardized production workshops such as blanking, cutting, washing, hot pressing and packaging, etc. The workshop has a series of advanced equipment such as cutting machines, foam machines, laser cutting machines, spray painting lines,molding machine, flat machine, engraving machine and so on.
The company has passed ISO 9001 quality management system, ISO 14001 environmental management system, with a complete quality management system. Our products are exported to North America, Europe, Southeast Asia, South America, , Africa and other areas, and we also provide brand processing services for major trading companies, providing one-stop service for customers from product mould design and development, quality control and production delivery.
The company's business belief is: "high quality, cheap price, high efficiency". We are willing to take the customer's requirements as our own responsibility, constantly innovate, The company's business belief is: "high quality, cheap price, high efficiency". We are willing to take the customer's requirements as our own responsibility, constantly innovate, with the products, and the perfect service to thank our customers for their support.

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What is a door skin? What are the materials of the door skin?
A door skin is a thin outer layer that covers the exterior of a door, providing both aesthetic appeal and protection. The door skin is usually made of a sheet of material that is attached to the door's frame or core.
The materials used to make door skins can vary depending on the desired look, strength, and price. Some common materials include:
1. Wood: Wooden door skins are often used for their natural and traditional appearance. They can be made from a variety of species, including oak, maple, and cherry. Wood door skins can also be stained or painted to achieve a specific color or finish.
2. Metal: Steel or aluminum door skins are often used in commercial or industrial settings due to their durability and resistance to weather and wear. They are usually coated with a protective layer to prevent rust and corrosion.
3. Fiberglass: Fiberglass door skins are lightweight, durable, and resist cracking, warping, and splitting. They can be designed to mimic the look of wood or metal.
4. Vinyl: Vinyl door skins are a popular choice for their affordability, low maintenance, and resistance to moisture and fading. They can be made to resemble wood or other materials and come in a range of colors and finishes.

How to install a door skin?
Installing a door skin can be a complex process and may require some level of expertise. Here are the general steps involved in installing a door skin:
1. Remove the existing door: If you're replacing the door skin on an existing door, remove the old door and any hardware such as hinges, knobs, and locks.
2. Measure the door: Measure the dimensions of the door to ensure the door skin you have is the right size. Trim the door skin to fit if necessary.
3. Prepare the surface: Clean the surface of the door to ensure it is free of dirt, dust, and debris. Sand the surface to create a rough surface that will help the adhesive bond better.
4. Apply adhesive: Apply a layer of adhesive to the door skin and the door frame. Make sure to spread it evenly and use enough adhesive to ensure a strong bond.
5. Attach the door skin: Carefully align the door skin with the door frame and press it down firmly. Use a roller to apply pressure to the door skin to ensure it is fully adhered.
6. Trim excess material: Use a utility knife to trim any excess material from the edges of the door skin.
7. Install hardware: Once the door skin is fully adhered, reattach any hardware such as hinges, knobs, and locks.

How to choose a door skin that can effectively insulate sound?
If you're looking to install a door skin that effectively insulates sound, there are several factors you should consider:
1. Material: The material of the door skin can play a significant role in sound insulation. Generally, solid-core doors made of wood or fiberglass tend to offer better sound insulation than hollow-core doors. Fiberglass doors can also be a good option for their ability to absorb sound waves.
2. Thickness: The thicker the door, the better its sound insulation capabilities. A thicker door skin can help to block more sound waves from passing through.
3. Seals: Check to ensure that the door has good seals around the perimeter to prevent sound from leaking through gaps. Look for a door with weatherstripping or seals around the edges, as these can help to reduce sound transmission.
4. Ratings: Look for doors that have been tested for sound insulation and have a sound transmission class (STC) rating. The higher the STC rating, the better the door is at blocking sound. Aim for a door with an STC rating of at least 35 for good sound insulation.
5. Installation: Proper installation is also critical for sound insulation. Ensure that the door is installed correctly and that there are no gaps or air leaks around the edges.