Wooden Door

PVC MDF Doors
These doors use an MDF base with a PVC surface finish. Color and finish choices can be considered alongside the furniture and interior style of the project.

Veneer Painted Doors
Veneer and painted finishes offer different looks for interior doors. The final appearance depends on the veneer, paint finish and door design selected.

Melamine Doors
Melamine doors are an option for projects that need a coordinated surface across doors or furniture panels. Buyers can compare available colors and patterns before deciding on a finish.

WPC Doors
WPC doors are made from wood-plastic composite material. Before selecting this type, check the product construction and confirm that it suits the planned installation environment.

Natural Solid Wood Doors
Natural solid wood has its own grain and texture, so the appearance can vary with the wood and finish. Buyers should confirm the available wood options and design details for the product they need.

HDF Mould Doors
HDF mould doors feature shaped panel designs. They may suit interiors where a paneled appearance is preferred over a plain door surface.

Cabinet and Wardrobe Doors
Cabinet and wardrobe doors are selected to fit the furniture layout and overall interior design. Panel style, finish and dimensions are key details to confirm before ordering.

A similar color does not necessarily mean two doors have the same construction. When comparing products, look at the material underneath the finish as well as the surface itself.

• Material: Check whether the door is made from MDF, HDF, natural solid wood, WPC or another specified material.
• Finish: Depending on the product, options may include PVC, melamine, veneer or paint.
• Color and pattern: Compare the finish with nearby flooring, furniture and wall colors.
• Door design: Flat panels and moulded designs create different looks and may suit different interiors.
• Fitting requirements: Confirm the measurements, opening direction and hardware requirements before placing an order.

Available materials and finishes depend on the door category. If you have a particular design in mind, send a reference image or product specification to SUPERU for confirmation.

Door requirements often depend on where the product will be used. A bedroom door may need to match the interior finish, while a wardrobe or cabinet door also has to work with the furniture layout.

• Residential interiors: Doors for bedrooms and other indoor living spaces.
• Apartments and housing projects: Door selections for multiple units where consistent designs and finishes may be required.
• Hotels and commercial spaces: Doors selected to suit the room design and project specifications.
• Wardrobes and cabinets: Door panels coordinated with furniture dimensions, finishes and fittings.

For areas exposed to moisture, do not assume that every door type is suitable. Check the specifications of the individual product and its intended use before making a selection.

Not every order uses the same design or dimensions. Some buyers work from an existing drawing, while others have a reference image or a general idea of the finish they want.

For a custom inquiry, it helps to provide:

• Door type or preferred material.
• Drawings, photos or design references.
• Required dimensions and installation details.
• Preferred color, finish and panel design.
• Estimated quantity and intended application.

With this information, SUPERU can review the request and confirm which options are available. Custom details should be agreed upon before the order is finalized.

SUPERU offers OEM and ODM services for buyers with different product requirements. Some already have drawings and specifications; others need to discuss the design and available materials before settling on a product.

For OEM inquiries, provide the existing design, dimensions, material details and finish requirements where possible. For ODM inquiries, share your intended application and preferred style so the product options can be discussed.

Before confirming an order, check the agreed specifications, sample arrangements if required, quantity, packaging and delivery schedule with the supplier.

It is worth confirming a few details before moving ahead with a door order. These checks can help avoid misunderstandings about the product being supplied.

1. Confirm the door category and intended application.
2. Check the material, finish and design.
3. Verify dimensions and fitting requirements.
4. Agree on the order quantity and any custom details.
5. Confirm the production schedule, packaging and delivery arrangements.

For repeat or project orders, keep the approved product details on hand so they can be checked against future orders.

What door types does SUPERU offer?
The range includes PVC MDF, veneer painted, melamine, WPC, natural solid wood and HDF mould doors, along with cabinet and wardrobe doors. Please confirm current options for the product you need.

Can I ask for custom door designs?
You can send your design, dimensions, preferred finish and estimated quantity to discuss available custom options.

How do I choose between door materials?
Consider where the door will be installed, its required appearance, the surface finish and the product specifications. The choice should suit the actual application.

What should I include in a wholesale inquiry?
Include the product type, quantity, dimensions, finish and destination market. Drawings or reference photos are useful if you have them.

Can SUPERU discuss OEM and ODM orders?
Yes. Share your product requirements with SUPERU to discuss the scope of the project and the options available.

For wholesale, distribution or project inquiries, send SUPERU the door type you are interested in, along with any drawings, dimensions, finish preferences and quantity details. The team can review your request and confirm the available options for your order.