TruStile
Interior MDF Doors
TruStile pioneered the use of medium density fiberboard (MDF) as a
preferred material for painted door applications, realizing its many advantages over alternative
materials like natural wood. Since TruStile introduced their MDF doors to the market, there have been many
impersonators. TruStile (TS) series doors feature architecturally-correct panel door styles from 1 to 9-panel
configurations. Each door is built with genuine stile and rail construction and is never routed or stamped.
TruStile's
flexible manufacturing process also allows you to customize the look of any TS series door by substituting any
panel for glass, resin, leather, or metal.
What is MDF and what are its advantages?
- MDF is an engineered wood product made from recycled and recovered wood fiber
- More environmentally friendly than wood doors
- More stable and durable than wood doors
- Smoother surface for painting than natural wood
- More affordable than wood doors
Hardwood Wedge Edge System
TruStile MDF doors come standard with The Wedge®, a field-proven
hardwood edge
system. Designed to stand up to daily use, The Wedge provides superior rigidity, stability, and
screw-holding power.
Built to Your Exact Specifications
Every TruStile door is made to order, each built to the exact style and size you
require. TruStile still builds its MDF doors using traditional stile and rail construction, a method
usually reserved for wood doors. TruStile solid MDF doors are never routed or filled with cheap core
materials like those of competitors. Instead, each door is constructed to provide superior,
architecturally correct details and an unequaled finishing surface.
Perfect for Painted Doors
Why paint an expensive wood door? MDF doors are both ideal for painted
applications and an affordable alternative to wood doors. TruStile uses super-refined MDF, which
provides a smoother painting surface than pine, poplar, or lower-grade MDF alternatives. Each
MDF door has been engineered for maximum stability and durability. They won’t shrink, crack,
expand, or warp when exposed to environmental conditions.
Environmentally-Friendly
TruStile MDF doors have been SCS certified to contain 69% recycled
content — qualifying them for LEED credits on Green building projects. TruStile's use of low
VOC
primers and adhesives keeps levels of emissions far below standards. To further reduce
emissions, no-added formaldehyde MDF may be specified for those who demand it.
Every TruStile door is made to order, each built to the exact style and size you
require. TruStile still builds its MDF doors using traditional stile and rail construction, a method
usually reserved for wood doors. TruStile solid MDF doors are never routed or filled with cheap core
materials like those of competitors. Instead, each door is constructed to provide superior,
architecturally correct details and an unequaled finishing surface.
Perfect for Painted Doors
Why paint an expensive wood door? MDF doors are both ideal for painted
applications and an affordable alternative to wood doors. TruStile uses super-refined MDF, which
provides a smoother painting surface than pine, poplar, or lower-grade MDF alternatives. Each
MDF door has been engineered for maximum stability and durability. They won’t shrink, crack,
expand, or warp when exposed to environmental conditions.
Environmentally-Friendly
TruStile MDF doors have been SCS certified to contain 69% recycled
content — qualifying them for LEED credits on Green building projects. TruStile's use of low
VOC
primers and adhesives keeps levels of emissions far below standards. To further reduce
emissions, no-added formaldehyde MDF may be specified for those who demand it.
TruStile MDF doors have been SCS certified to contain 69% recycled
content — qualifying them for LEED credits on Green building projects. TruStile's use of low
VOC
primers and adhesives keeps levels of emissions far below standards. To further reduce
emissions, no-added formaldehyde MDF may be specified for those who demand it.