Types of décors

In the latest episode of the “Your DRE” advice series, Bartłomiej Kondratowicz guides viewers through our range of décors. Because a door is much more than colour and style. It is also the finish that guarantees the leaf will not only please the eye, but also retain its aesthetic appearance for years.

DRE’s range includes polypropylene films, films based on refined paper, and CPL laminates. What does this mean in practice? Different films have different technical properties and performance characteristics. The basic and most common material we use on our doors is polypropylene film, known as DRE-Cell film. They stand out for their pleasant-to-the-touch texture, a wide palette of décors, an excellent quality-to-price ratio and durable colour. This is the ideal solution for most home and residential interiors – from bedrooms and children’s rooms to studies or hallways.

The thicker the material, the better its performance properties, i.e. resistance to scratches and resistance to everyday use by the customer. In this respect, CPL laminate takes first place, but DRE-Cell films are also an excellent choice.

Our films and laminates come in as many as several dozen colours – from wood and concrete imitations to single-colour décors in the most fashionable colours, which can be matched to any interior. You can check the available colours of all our collections in the catalogue available online.

The décor is one of the key elements affecting the appearance and durability of a door. Don’t know which one to choose? Watch our film.