The offsetting grain pattern of the individual pieces of wood produces a stronger, more stable overall unit. This is because the grains are multidirectional and will not all bend in the same direction. The veneer gives it the appearance of a single piece of wood, which is aesthetically more appealing. Wood doors are aesthetically more appealing because there are more styles to choose from. Because of the way wood doors are made, architects have more options to customize to suit the project's interior and exterior.
Wood grain is what most products made of alternative materials are striving to emulate.
The risks of denting, thermal bow or excessive sound transmission are significantly decreased. It is necessary to use exterior grade materials when applying the sealer and finish to the door and always include a base coat and top coat. It's important that the finishing contractor or homeowner seals all six sides of the door the four edges, the interior surface and the exterior surface. Controlling the moisture content is important for wood to perform at its best. If the wood is kiln-dried and contains a moisture content between 8 percent and 12 percent, it helps to eliminate the opportunity for decay and it decreases the possibility of dimensional changes.