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New Modern Panel Doors

Panel doors are a longstanding stylistic type of door which has withstood the test of time. One of the best features of the panel door is its potential to stay straight and not warp. In the traditional manner of building a stile and rail panel door is to use many pieces of wood with grain orientation in differing directions to help counteract wood’s potential to move. Sing Core is proud to bring you the New Modern Panel Doors.

New Modern Panel Doors

Many faux styles of panel doors have been approached, for instance molded door skins made of plastic, fiberglass, or vinyl where the style of the traditional panel framing is 3D molded into the face material. What you get is a weather resistant door that looks like a traditional panel door.

New Modern Panel Doors

Enter new modern panel doors, the next generation in panel doors that are far superior to other panel doors of any kind. Unlike traditional panel doors, new modern panel doors are fashioned of a superior flush or flat panel door with 3D molding added to the surface material as decoration, to imbue this door with the visual characteristics of a traditional panel door.

What makes new modern panel doors superior to traditional panel doors?

New modern panel doors have Sing Core inside, which means they are Eco-friendly, extremely strong, lighter in weight than other panel doors, and fully insulated for increase sound dampening, and climate control. All impressive attributes, but the most impressive are that these doors are the very same doors that are considered the best doors in the world, and are the only doors that come with a 50-year warp-free guarantee.

Inventor Peter Sing is responsible for making his patented Sing Core available to the biggest and best door manufacturers, millworks, and custom door builders in the United States. Sing’s patented core helps make possible the building of extremely large doors lightweight, high strength, fully insulated, and warp-free for 50 years. That is why you find doors with Sing’s core inside anywhere from beneath the sea (US Navy) to outer space (NASA) and everywhere in between.

Sing is patenting these new modern panel doors which include his patented core inside complete with panel enhancements to make this new generation of panel door appear to be a panel door without any of the negative side effects.

What are the less than desirable characteristics of a traditional panel door?

1. Panel doors are weak

Kick a panel door at nearly and juncture where two or more panels meet, or a stile or rail, and the door will collapse and fall apart with an average degree of force. In comparison, Sing says, “Kick my door and you will break your leg.”

2. Panel doors are not insulated

Panel doors are made of wood. Just wood. Which is pretty but only has an R-factor or R1 to offer as insulation resistance, while doors with Sing’s core inside host R3.5 or more per square inch, depending on the insulations specified in the door.

3. Panel doors are heavy

As they are made of wood, wood is very heavy, so any door you make with only wood will reflect your choice in materials in the overall weight of the door. Doors made with Sing Core inside weight a fraction of solid wood doors but look like solid wood thanks to Sing’s patented hybrid composite core material.

Now you can have a door that is every bit as elegant as any traditional panel door that can be guaranteed to stand the test of time while providing high precision (+/- .006 in. tolerance) and high performance (50-years fail-free service) in an Eco-friendly, lightweight, high strength, fully insulated door, thanks to Sing Core.

No other door in the world is backed by a

50-year Warp-free Guarantee

Unless it has Sing Core inside.

New panel doors

 

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Contents of Sing Door

Applications -> Building Components -> Doors -> Contents

Door Products

Sing Door Core

Sing Door Sandwich

Sing Door Panel

Door Applications

Interior Doors

Exterior Doors

Single Leaf Door

Flush Door

Moulded Door

Composite Door

French Door

Panel Door

Stile and Rail

Plank and Batten Door

Ledged and Braced Door

Frame and Filled Door

Wicket Door

Sliding Door

Glass Sliding Door

Bypass Door

Pocket Doors

Barn Door

Interior Barn Door

Ledge and Brace Door

 

Door Alternatives

Fiberglass Doors

Aluminum Doors

Steel Doors

 

 

Rotating Door

Pivot Door

Revolving Door

 

High Speed Door

Clean Room Door

Refrigeration / Cold Room Door

 

Blind Door

Gibb (Jib) Door

False Door

Invisible Door

 

Half Door

Dutch Door

Stable Door

 

Double Leaf Door

French Door

Garden Door

Rebated Door

Australian Door (double plywood swing doors)

Barn Door

 

Saloon Doors

Café Doors

Batwing Door

 

Bi-fold Doors

 

Garage Doors

Carriage Doors

Overhead Door

Sectional Overhead Door

Roller (Tambour) Door

Roller Shutter

 

Specialized Doors

Sound Proof Door

Fire Door

Impact Resistant Door

Extreme Weather Door

Weather-proof Watertight Wood Doors

Bulletproof Door

Blast Door

Trap Door

Pet Door

 

Architectural Doors

 

Sing Door Data

Types of Wood Doors

Door Blanks

Skin Options

Technical Information

Clients List

Industrial Links

Assembly & Connection

Door Frequently Asked Questions

Door Specifications

 

Photo Galleries

Carriage Doors Gallery

Sliding/Pocket Doors Gallery

Interior Doors Gallery

Exterior Doors Gallery

Overhead Doors Gallery

 

How to Build

How to build a true flat door

How We Build Our Doors (The Best Method)

How We Build Our Doors (The Second Best Method)

How to make a Sing Door with glass

Carriage Doors

Sliding/Pocket Doors

Sliding Glass Doors & French Doors

Stile and Rail Doors

Interior Doors

Exterior Doors

Overhead Garage Doors

 

Sing Door News

New Door Tech vs. Old Door Tech

True Raised Panel Door

True Flat Sliding Doors

Sing Modern Sliding Barn Door

More People Switching from Overhead Garage Doors to Carriage Doors

$58 Door vs $580 Door Comparison

3 Types of Large Wood Grain Doors

New Doormaking Technology

Best Door in Manhattan

Architectural Specification Substitutes

Free Custom Window Glass Openings

 

Door Cores

Hollow Core

Lattice Core

Honeycomb Core

Corrugated Cardboard Core

 

Sing Core

Stave Core

Solid Core

Particle Board

Foam

Door Skins

Wood

Veneer

Plywood

HDF

MDF

Metal

Fiberglass

Vinyl

 

Door Sizes

Standard: 36” x 80”

Exterior and Passage: 2’ 6” to 3’ wide x 6’ 8” height

Closets: (vary)

Oversize / Large Door: 8′ + tall and/or 4′ + wide

Garage: 7’ to 8’ wide

Double-car: 16’ wide

 

Door Hardware

Hinges

Standard

Bi-fold

Multi-fold

Door Handles

Doorknobs

Crash / Panic Bars

Pull Handle

Door Fasteners

Door Locks

Keyed

Bolt

Latchbolt

Deadbolt

Strike plate

Sliding Hardware

Sliding Door

Sliding Barn Door

Pocket Door

Wall Mount

Bypass

Multi-pass

Accessories

Door Closer

Door Opener

Door Damper

Door Knockers

Finger Plate

Letter Box / Mail Slot

Peephole

Door Safety

Door Stops

Door Guards