The shape and size of a kitchen door depends on the kitchen itself and also the life style of the family.
Wooden Doors
Wood is the main item to think about when deciding a kitchen door purchase. As it’s a natural material, people used to use it long time ago. Many types wood are easy to be shaped which enables the designer to be more imaginative of the carvings and bending lines. Another advantage of using wood for doors is the variety in the prices although wooden doors are considered relatively expensive compared with other new manufactured materials.
Numerous beautifully designed wooden kitchen doors are available. They even come with textured glass combinations and colorful wood carvings. Beside price, wooden doors has some other disadvantages; they need some extra care to prevent any color changes; as wood is easily affected by weather elements it may bend, change size by humidity which makes it hard for users to open and close, but many wooden door manufacturers have overcome this crisis by applying some special chemicals to the wood.
In general wooden doors are so lovely and beautiful that a wide range of household owners like to enjoy in their houses.
Glass doors
Besides wood, many types of material are being used nowadays for kitchen doors. Glass is probably the next best choice which can be used combined with other material or by itself only. A wide variety of lovely designed doors are being created every other minute. Many beautiful additives are used to give both strength and beauty.
Glass has many advantages; it’s easy to clean, choosing the suitable glass cleaner and non fiber cloth is fairly enough to give the kitchen door a shinny looking; its transparency allows you to see through and this gives you the ability to remotely check if anything wrong is going on inside the kitchen in case you forget something on the stove or even allow you to observe the children for their safety especially for children; glass is a weather resistance type of material and this gives it extra privilege.
Some disadvantages may appear through using glass for kitchen doors; its ability to break into sharp thin pieces is considered a vital problem, but this problem no more exists thanks to the modern development in the glass industry that inserted much strengthing material to the glass pieces.
Some other materials are being used for kitchen-doors; plastic and all its related materials seem to be used nowadays. Plastic is so light weighted and cheap compared to other door materials, but some lack beauty appearance and the easily effect of weather conditions on it makes it a little bit not preferable by some people.
Last Comment
Choosing the right door for a kitchen depends on the kitchen size; if the kitchen is small, the bifold is really a good choice for it doesn’t take any mentioned space. On the other hand the bifold door has some disadvantages; it may hurt a child’s finger while playing with it as children love to play with doors.
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