Quality differences in interior doors

Hello everyone,

we have received an offer for our interior doors and it is supposed to be as follows:

[*]Jeld Wen
[*]Solid core panel insert
[*]white lacquered
[*]rounded edge with PZ lock, cylinder with 3 keys per door
[*]wall thickness between 14 and 20 cm

Since soundproofing is important to us, we have a solid core panel insert. Yes, the bottom door seal is missing, but due to the controlled residential ventilation we need this. We understand that with the air gap at the bottom we will not achieve proper soundproofing, but we would like to have as much as possible and reasonable.

The price per door is now relatively low at €340 (including installation, excluding door handles), which is why we are not sure if the door might be of poor quality. But we have a solid core panel, lacquered 3 times, etc. Does anything speak against the manufacturer Jeld Wen?

What do you think? Would the door fit based on the specifications, or does it possibly seem to be of poor quality?

This will be a typical SK1 door, they are already quite okay. Of course, it is the first level and it can always be better.

We have these Jeldwen doors. They are okay. You can take them.

Jeld Wen offers good value for money. It can be bought without any reservations.

This will be a typical SK1 door, they are quite okay. Of course, it is the first level and it can always be better.

I don’t know the exact classification. It’s quite possible that it is SK1. Probably more doesn’t make sense anyway, since we have the ventilation slot at the bottom.

Otherwise, Jeld Wen doesn’t seem bad, which should be sufficient for us in this regard. Thanks!