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Z-on digital doors in Kanpur

Sixteen printed designs, in PVC or WPC. Florals, inlays and panel patterns printed onto the face rather tha moulded into it — the range for a door that is meant to be looked at.

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Z-on digital door design ZD-205 at Kripalu Plywood, Kanpur
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Printed, not moulded.

A moulded door gets its pattern pressed into the board. These get theirs printed onto the face, which is why the designs can be things a press could never make — flowing lines, inlay work, flowers, colour.

Designs a press can’t do

Curves, contrast colours and fine detail across the whole leaf. This is the range people pick when a plain door will not do.

PVC or WPC

The same designs are made on a PVC or a WPC leaf. Tell us the room and we’ll say which of the two suits it.

The Z-on build underneath

Foam rails, steel pipes and a cellular core, the same as the rest of the range. See how the leaf is built.

Standard door sizes

Made in widths from 25 to 33 inches and heights from 75 to 89 inches, so most standard doorways are covered. Measure yours and send it with the design.

Where a printed door earns its place — and where it doesn’t.

A strong design is either the making of a room or the thing everyone tires of. We would rather say that before you buy eight of them.

  • One door, not every door

    These work best used once or twice — a pooja room, a main internal door, a child’s room. A whole floor of printed designs is a lot to live with.

  • Match it to the room, not the catalogue

    Bring a photograph of the room. A design that looks handsome on a shop floor can fight with the flooring and the wardrobes at home.

  • The print is the finish

    There is no polish to redo and nothing to repaint, but a printed face is a printed face: treat it as a finish, not as timber to be sanded back.

  • Out of direct sun

    Strong sunlight is hard on any printed or foil finish. For an exposed doorway, ask us for something better suited.

  • Plain is still an option

    If the room wants calm rather than pattern, the moulded and grooving ranges do that for less.

The sixteen designs.

Straight from the Z-on catalogue, with the codes printed under them. Quote the code when you ask for a rate, and say whether you want it on a PVC or a WPC leaf.

Z-on digital door design ZD-201

ZD-201

Z-on digital door design ZD-202

ZD-202

Z-on digital door design ZD-203

ZD-203

Z-on digital door design ZD-204

ZD-204

Z-on digital door design ZD-205

ZD-205

Z-on digital door design ZD-206

ZD-206

Z-on digital door design ZD-207

ZD-207

Z-on digital door design ZD-208

ZD-208

Z-on digital door design ZD-209

ZD-209

Z-on digital door design ZD-210

ZD-210

Z-on digital door design ZD-211

ZD-211

Z-on digital door design ZD-212

ZD-212

Z-on digital door design ZD-213

ZD-213

Z-on digital door design ZD-214

ZD-214

Z-on digital door design ZD-215

ZD-215

Z-on digital door design ZD-216

ZD-216

Where they go.

Doors meant to be noticed.

Pooja rooms

The most common reason these leave the shop, and the designs are made with it in mind.

Main internal doors

The door a visitor sees from the drawing room, where a plain leaf looks unfinished.

Children’s rooms

Colour and pattern without paint, and a face that wipes clean.

Shops and salons

Where the interior is doing the selling and a door is part of the look.

Why buy them here.

The same terms for one door as for a floor of them.

Found a design you like?

Send the code and the doorway size on WhatsApp. The rate comes back the same day, along with what is on the floor right now.

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