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Doors are different in design, structure and external finish. The structure of lacquered doors may be of different types and different technologies: solid wood, blockboard or double-panel.
What distinguishes and characterises a Bertolotto lacquered door are the textured continuity, the styling appeal and the sturdy materials. Available in a host of different colours and finishes, for a production that combines craftsmanship skill in woodworking with cutting-edge design.
Aside from the available colours, a lacquered wood door can come in two different finishes: glossy or matt. The former is bright and almost mirror-like, ideal for small or dimly-lit rooms; the latter is textured and velvety. The choice depends on your particular interior design.
Our lacquered doors meet the strictest quality standards, and have in fact been certified by CATAS (a certifying body that conducts analyses and tests on wood and furniture products) and they have successfully passed selective tests for resistance to abrasion and to the action of detergents.
These high-quality products are then hand painted with several coats of lacquer (as many as 8 in certain special collections) to achieve hard-wearing, block-coloured and uniform surfaces.
There are 3 production technologies:
People often get the two mixed up. This is because these days laminate has reached such high levels of perfection that they mimic lacquered finish in an extremely realistic way.
Let’s take a look at the characteristics and differences:
The choice depends on the type of setting, on your budget and on the style you want to create.
