How do WPC doors compare to solid wood doors?

The two materials serve different jobs. Choose WPC when the door lives in a wet, humid or high-traffic environment — bathroom, kitchen, hotel corridor, rental apartment. It costs 30-50% less than solid wood, needs zero oiling or re-painting, and will not warp or swell. Sound insulation is 25-38 dB, fully adequate for interior rooms.

Choose solid wood / veneer when the project demands the authentic grain, tactility and acoustics of natural oak, walnut or ash — typically luxury residential interiors, boutique hotels and boardrooms. WPC can be textured to mimic oak, walnut or teak, but under close inspection and touch the difference is noticeable. Most of our project buyers use both: WPC in wet areas, wood in living spaces.