White room doors - CPL or white lacquer?

Regarding the 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 HPL.

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

Best regards, Jann

Undercut means raising the door above the floor so that air can flow underneath. Usually about 2 cm for ventilation so that the exhaust can draw in air.

It is either lacquer or CPL. CPL is a coating, lacquer as said is painted.

Hollow core chipboard is sufficient, but there are differences here too. The standard hardware store door has a less strong surface layer, i.e. the facing to the core. It simply must not be too light. For soundproofing, it is also important that the frame is thoroughly foamed and no air remains.

By the way, we are currently installing Prüm doors with CPL in white. I can gladly look up the basic data tomorrow.

However, it is a rental apartment, but of medium to upscale standard.

Regards