Hello,
we are looking for interior doors for our new house. We want standard smooth white doors with a CPL (Continuous Pressure Laminate) finish. I’ve done some research online and found three manufacturers: Grauthoff, Prüm, and Hori. Hori is about 50€ (55 USD) cheaper per door including the frame. Grauthoff and Prüm are quite similar in price.
Can anyone share their experience with these three manufacturers, especially Hori, and whether the price difference is noticeable? Unfortunately, it’s not easy to visit a showroom in person to see them.
Thanks in advance
we are looking for interior doors for our new house. We want standard smooth white doors with a CPL (Continuous Pressure Laminate) finish. I’ve done some research online and found three manufacturers: Grauthoff, Prüm, and Hori. Hori is about 50€ (55 USD) cheaper per door including the frame. Grauthoff and Prüm are quite similar in price.
Can anyone share their experience with these three manufacturers, especially Hori, and whether the price difference is noticeable? Unfortunately, it’s not easy to visit a showroom in person to see them.
Thanks in advance
hausnrplus25 schrieb:
We are choosing between HGM (Grauthoff Group) vs. Huga vs. Herholz vs. Prüm.
So I’m following this with interest! But if there isn’t a brand that can be recommended or advised against, we will probably get quotes from all of them and let the price decide...
Are there any door manufacturers that can be more or less recommended? It’s really hard to find any information about construction and such.
We want modern panel designs, which all of them offer.
Best regards I can fully recommend Grauthoff and dextüra; both doors still look new after 5 years, no scratches or dents at all. Even with two kids using ride-on cars, they survived. Dextüra is more affordable in terms of price. I paid about 270 EUR (about $290) including the frame for a 2110 x 980 mm (83 x 39 inches) door in matte white with horizontal grooves.
Grauthoff was included with our Schwörer house, so I don’t have a separate price for it.