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As more and more emphasis is being placed on energy efficiency and sustainability, using cellular materials as insulation and filler is becoming increasingly popular in construction and architecture. One area where this trend is particularly prevalent is in doors.

Honeycomb material is employed to fill the interior of the door instead of a considerable amount of solid wood structure, thereby reducing the weight of our products while maintaining their aesthetic appeal. And flat

Nowadays, many types of doors have been transformed into using honeycomb materials. For instance, paper honeycomb filled within wooden doors is more common, while aluminum honeycomb cores are employed in copper doors, medical doors, clean doors, and so forth.

Another advantage of using honeycomb materials in doors is their increased stability. The honeycomb structure is rigid and provides added support to the door, making it less likely to warp or bend over time. This improved stability makes honeycomb-filled doors a more durable choice than solid doors.
Finally, using cellular materials in doors results in a lighter weight product. The honeycomb structure is made up of a thin layer of material with many small cells, which means the total volume of the material is much larger than the total weight. This makes it possible to create doors that are strong, durable, and lightweight.

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