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Z-on HPL fluted doors in Kanpur

The fluted look, with an HPL face instead of foil. The toughest surface in the Z-on range, for doorways that get pushed, scrubbed and leaned on all day.

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Z-on HPL fluted door design HPL-04 at Kripalu Plywood, Kanpur
images/zon/zon-hpl-04.webpZ-on HPL fluted door

Two things at once: HPL, and fluted.

HPL is the surface — the same high pressure laminate used on the hardest-working counters and shopfronts. Fluted is the look: fine vertical ribs running the height of the leaf instead of a panel or a groove.

A harder face than foil

HPL takes scuffing, cleaning and daily handling better than a foil finish does. It is the surface you want on a door nobody is gentle with.

Colour that holds up

HPL is made to keep its colour in light and under repeated cleaning, which is why it ends up on doors in public buildings.

The fluted look, without timber

Fluted panelling is everywhere in interiors right now. Here it comes on a leaf that does not swell, split or need polishing.

Z-on underneath

Same build as the rest of the range — foam rails, steel pipes and a cellular core. See what’s inside a Z-on door.

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.

When the face is worth paying for.

These sit above the foil-finished ranges. Sometimes that is money well spent, and sometimes it is money you don’t need to spend — here is how we’d split it.

  • Doors the public touches: worth it

    Clinics, offices, shops, schools and hostels. Hands, trolleys and daily cleaning are what wears a door face out, and HPL is built for exactly that.

  • A door on show: worth it

    When the leaf is the thing people see first, the fluted face earns its place. Most homes use it on one or two doors, not on all of them.

  • A quiet bathroom door: not worth it

    For a bathroom nobody but the family uses, an moulded PVC door does the same job for less. We’ll tell you that at the counter.

  • A wall of matching doors: depends

    Fluted repeated down a corridor can be handsome, or it can be a lot. Come and see two leaves side by side before you order eight.

  • Cleaning

    The ribs are shallow, but a fluted face still holds more dust in the grooves than a flat one. In a kitchen passage, that is worth knowing first.

The six fluted designs.

Straight from the Z-on catalogue, HPL-01 to HPL-06. Quote the code when you ask for a rate, and tell us if the door is for a home or a busy building — it changes what we’d recommend.

Z-on HPL fluted door design HPL-01

HPL-01

Z-on HPL fluted door design HPL-02

HPL-02

Z-on HPL fluted door design HPL-03

HPL-03

Z-on HPL fluted door design HPL-04

HPL-04

Z-on HPL fluted door design HPL-05

HPL-05

Z-on HPL fluted door design HPL-06

HPL-06

Where they go.

Doors that are used hard, or looked at closely.

Clinics, offices and shops

Handled all day and cleaned as often. The HPL face is the reason to choose these over foil.

Hostels and institutions

Doors that will not be treated kindly, in buildings where nobody has time to maintain them.

Feature doors at home

A study, a pooja room or a main internal door where the fluted face is part of the interior.

Wet rooms too

The PVC build underneath still handles damp, so these are not ruled out of a bathroom.

Why buy them here.

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

Fitting out a building?

Send the design and the count on WhatsApp. The rate comes back the same day, and we’ll flag anything that needs ordering in.

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