What Does A Sticking Option Mean Interior Masonite Door?

Masonite offers a variety of sticking profile options to decorate their quality doors, including quarter-round, ovolo, ogee, and square sticking. These profiles can be omitted or applied for a more personalized look. There are three primary types of interior doors: hollow core, solid wood, and solid core. The process of installing an interior door can seem daunting, but with proper guidance and preparation, it is achievable for the average homeowner.

There are 66 combinations of sticking and panel styles available to create the perfect door for your space. In the assembly process, panels or glass are held in place by a decorative molding on both sides called “sticking”. Over time, sticking profiles have become more elaborate. Livingston’s unique panel/sticking profile sets it apart from other molded interior doors.

Masonite interior doors come in various designs and sizes, including smooth INP 96″ •△ •△, cove and bead sticking, CAIMAN-22 (Caiman Smooth), CARR-22 (Carara Smooth), and CONV-44 (Coventry Smooth). The sticking profile is machined into the edges of stiles and rails, providing character and definition to the door.

JELD-WEN offers doors with select sticking profiles that will distinguish the interior of your home with beautiful quality. All Masonite Molded doors are available as either hollow core or Safe ‘N Sound options, with SNS having a composite core to keep sound transmission low. Masonite doors incorporate the latest innovations in technology, such as smart home integration, enhanced insulation, and customizable options to meet your needs.