CPL or paint - interior doors

My husband and I also thought about this topic for a long time and finally decided on CPL doors - with a dog and two energetic children, we wanted to play it safe. If you are still looking for suppliers: We got our doors from Rudda! So far, we are very satisfied with them!

At the moment, white doors are quite modern. But how does it look with yellowing? Are these doors still white after 10 years or do they turn quite yellow? Has anyone had any experience with that?

Best regards
Sabine

We consciously chose white lacquer and square edges. We looked at some CPL and we don't find the surface nice at all. Rounded edges neither... And for later replacement: Then pull out the frames again? Lacquered doors can be filled and painted - everything is possible. Certainly more sensitive - but you shouldn't be too strict about that.

Hello Sabine,
that depends on the paint.
Synthetic resin paints tend to yellow over time, while acrylic paints are more colorfast. The former dry physically through solvent-containing ingredients, meaning they absorb oxygen from the air. Water-based acrylic paints, on the other hand, dry through the evaporation of water.
So it depends on which paint system is used.

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At the moment, white doors are quite trendy. But how does yellowing work out? Are these doors still white after 10 years or rather quite yellow by then? Has anyone had experience with this?

Best regards
Sabine

In 10 years, something completely different will probably be fashionable again anyway, and for many – even if it is still white – suddenly no longer stylish.
However, I can't imagine that real yellowing would have set in after 10 years already (unless you smoke inside the house...).