White room doors - CPL or white lacquer?

Hello dear forum,

I need your help again: We have to choose interior doors. They should be plain white doors. Now I have learned that there are CPL and white lacquer. I would have thought that lacquer is more expensive, but in the store we were in, it was the other way around. We were offered Prüm doors. The salesperson said that CPL doors are more resistant. However, the frame is only available with a completely rounded edge, while the white lacquer doors have a rounded square edge (called KR edge), which we like better. But I don't want to regret later that the doors are sensitive (What does that actually mean? Do they get dirty faster or do they break faster?) Can we take the white lacquer doors without worries or should we rather look for another supplier who offers CPL doors with a small rounded edge?

oh yes, and how does it actually work with the gap below that is needed for the [Kontrollierte-Wohnraumlüftung]? Is the door then shortened on site or do the doors already come a bit shorter? Does one have to order that separately (for an extra charge)?

Now it gets even more complicated. I asked the seller, he recommends a CPL door with a premium edge. If I understood correctly, it is rather angular but without a sharp edge. Phew, once again a topic where there is just too much choice... I understand you

- simple white lacquered doors
look great,
are sensitive to everything except dirt, which can be cleaned,
after some time there are damages and dents (moving, shopping crate, school bags, backpacks, vacuum cleaner) lacquer after all,
- a good CPL door
has almost the strength of a kitchen countertop,
almost unbreakable, you won't see the above wear and tear

we took the doors out of the construction services afterwards,
for the surcharge wider (1m), higher (2.1m), CPL and 2 glass doors the surcharge was just too outrageous, 5.5k € construction service description (with front door), 3.5k € surcharge,
we only had the interior doors installed after the move.
Whether edges are rounded or square you can sample, take what you like,
we do not have controlled residential ventilation, the door gap at the bottom is about 1cm with us,
Regards Nida

or do it like the Austrians: just google "Zarge als Überströmöffnung "

On the subject of undercut: Specify it already when ordering the panel. Otherwise, you can see the cut edge.

White lacquer is the cheapest, then comes CPL, and then comes HPL.

We install CPL doors in the mid-range apartments, but there is nothing against lacquer. It is just not robust against damage.

Best regards, Jann