Panel Door is a door with a timber frame of given thickness on its periphery and supported with suitable panel inserts in the middle. Factory made Panel Doors are in vogue and/or used for mass scale and uniform construction. GIC Panel Doors are manufactured in our fully equipped and automatic plant. Timbers used in the manufacture of frame i.e. stiles and rails are thoroughly kiln seasoned to desired moisture contents as per I.S. 1141 / 1973 and I.S.287. This prevents extraordinary dimensional changes. Chemical treatment is also done to increase the life of door and provide fortified resistance against insects, borers etc. in accordance with I.S. 401

GIC Panel Doors are made in general conformity to BIS : 1003 Part I. Various options are available with Panel Doors such as the number of Panels, thickness of shutter (30/35/40 mm), type of panel insert (plywood, particle board, battens), timber species for frames, single or double leaf with rebate cutting etc.

As such Panel Doors are engineered to exact specifications of the customer. Normally Panel Doors are supplied with one coat of wood primer to protect the door against weather effects. Panel Doors can be painted after installation.

FACTORY MADE PANEL DOORS have the following salient features

• Doors are made as per IS 1003(Part I) 1991.
• Structurally strong, dimensionally stable, warp resistant and durable.
• Ready to fix, which saves time and labour.
• Long lasting, highly water and moisture resistant.
• Suitable for all conditions, interiors or exterior uses such as bathrooms, kitchens, toilets, balconies etc.
• Suitable for mass production in factory assuring standardised quality.
• Weather tightness, exterior doors and frames with modern weather capping are the ideal combination to keep out cold, heat and dust.
• The resiliency and shock absorbing qualities of wooden panel doors deadens the sound of door operation. Today through scientific treatment with chemical preservatives doors are more durable, more lasting than ever before.
• Timber doors do not rust or corrode. Timber doors withstand salt air of seaside locations and even the concentration of acid fumes, which occur in many industrial areas.