Internal Door Collection
Internal Doors That Complete Every Room
Explore practical, design-led internal doors made to suit your style, layout and renovation vision—from statement iron doors to discreet hidden solutions.
Choose Doors That Work Beautifully in Your Home
The right internal door does more than divide rooms—it supports privacy, light flow, daily use and the overall character of your interior. A Class Tiles helps homeowners compare door styles, finishes and configurations with practical advice tailored to their space. Whether you are refreshing one room or planning a full renovation, we can help you select doors that complement your flooring, wall colours, cabinetry and architectural details. Consider where each door will be used, how much natural light you want to retain, the level of durability required and the hardware that best suits your design. From warm timber looks and bold charcoal panels to slimline iron frames, coloured finishes and concealed niche doors, our collection offers flexible options for contemporary, classic and custom-inspired homes.
Find the Right Internal Door Style
Timber Doors — Warm, versatile and ideal for bedrooms, living areas and timeless interiors.
Iron Doors — A striking choice for light-filled spaces, studies and contemporary room dividers.
Charcoal Panel Doors — Bold, refined panels that suit modern homes and feature interiors.
Dry Paint Eco Doors — Practical, low-maintenance doors for everyday family living and renovations.
Colour Dry Doors — Add personality and a coordinated finish to bedrooms, hallways and feature spaces.
Hidden & Niche Doors — Seamless, space-smart solutions for pantries, ensuites and minimalist interiors.
Compare the Details That Define Your Internal Doors
Finish Options
Colour Coordination
Surface Textures
Panel Profiles
Glazed Door Choices
Solid-Core Feel
Frameless Flush Looks
Decorative Inserts
Custom Sizing
Edge & Frame Details
Handle Compatibility
Moisture-Suited Materials
Matching Room-to-Room
Easy-Care Surfaces
Made-to-Order Considerations
Choose the Right Door Style for Every Room
Compare popular internal door options by look, privacy, upkeep and performance, then match each style to the way your spaces are used.
Solid-Core Panel Doors
Appearance: classic, contemporary or shaker-style profiles
Privacy: excellent for bedrooms, bathrooms and home offices
Durability: robust construction for everyday family living
Maintenance: easy-clean painted, laminate or timber-look finishes
Light & suitability: no light transfer; ideal for quiet rooms and private spaces
Glazed & Feature Doors
Appearance: light-filled designs with clear, frosted or decorative glass
Privacy: varies by glazing; frosted glass offers a balanced solution
Durability: suited to living areas, studies and feature openings
Maintenance: keep glass and frames clean for a polished finish
Light & suitability: maximises borrowed light in halls, living zones and connected spaces
A Practical Guide to Selecting Internal Doors
Step 1
1. Measure and assess the opening. Confirm the door width, height, jamb depth, floor levels and wall condition before choosing a standard or custom size.
Step 2
2. Plan how each room works. Consider privacy, noise, moisture and traffic, then decide whether a hinged, sliding, cavity or feature door best suits the available space.
Step 3
3. Finalise finish and installation details. Coordinate colours, profiles, glazing and hardware with your interior, confirm opening direction and allow for frames, handles, tracks and professional installation.
Complete the Look With Compatible Door Hardware
The right hardware helps an internal door look considered and operate smoothly every day. Match hinge type, handle style and locking function to the door construction, weight and room use. Standard butt hinges suit many hinged doors, while concealed hinges create a cleaner contemporary finish and heavy-duty options provide extra support for solid-core or oversized doors. Lever handles, pull handles, privacy sets and passage sets can be selected to complement the door profile and the wider interior scheme.
For bathrooms, bedrooms and studies, consider privacy locks that are easy to use and include an external emergency release. Hallways, living areas and wardrobes generally suit non-locking passage hardware, while keyed locks may be appropriate for a home office or secure storage area. Coordinate finishes with nearby tapware, cabinetry handles, light fittings and existing door furniture—whether you prefer polished chrome, brushed nickel, matte black, brass or another finish—for a consistent result throughout the home.
Door configuration and detailing should be resolved early. Cavity sliders need sufficient wall space and a compatible cavity unit, while pivot doors require engineered pivot hardware, suitable structural support and careful allowance for swing. Confirm frame depth, architraves, floor levels, door thickness and clearances before ordering, particularly where carpet, timber flooring or tiles will be installed. A Class Tiles can help you compare practical options so your internal doors, frames and hardware work together beautifully.
Styles for Every Interior
Internal Doors in Real-Home Settings
Frequently Asked Questions
Choosing internal doors is easier when the practical details are considered alongside the design. Explore common questions about sizing, finishes, hardware and installation, then speak with our team for guidance tailored to your project.
How do I measure for a new internal door?
Measure the finished opening width, height and wall thickness in several places, as openings are not always perfectly square. Also note the floor finish and any changes in level. For the best fit, have your installer confirm whether you need a door leaf only, a pre-hung door and frame, or a custom-size solution before ordering.
What finish should I choose for internal doors?
Choose a finish that suits the room’s light, palette and level of use. Painted doors offer flexible colour matching, timber-look finishes add warmth, and smooth laminate or veneer options can suit a refined contemporary scheme. Consider coordinating the finish with flooring, cabinetry and trims rather than selecting the door in isolation.
Are internal doors easy to maintain?
Most internal doors only need regular dusting and gentle cleaning with a soft damp cloth and mild, non-abrasive cleaner. Avoid harsh chemicals, excessive water and abrasive pads, especially on painted, veneered or laminated surfaces. Promptly wipe away marks and follow the manufacturer’s care advice for the specific finish.
What doors are best for bedrooms and bathrooms?
Bedrooms and bathrooms usually benefit from doors that provide visual privacy and, where needed, improved sound control. Solid-core doors can offer a more substantial feel and better acoustic performance than hollow-core options. Add a privacy lock for bathrooms and bedrooms, and ensure bathroom doors have suitable ventilation and clearances.
Can I use my existing handles and hinges?
Existing hardware may be reused if it is in good condition and compatible with the new door’s thickness, hinge recesses, backset and handing. Check whether the new door requires different hinge positions or a different lock preparation. Matching existing hardware can be a practical way to maintain continuity throughout the home.
How long do internal doors take to arrive and install?
Lead times vary by door style, finish, size, stock availability and whether the product is made to order. Custom doors, specialised finishes and matching frames can require additional time. Final installation timing also depends on site readiness, finished flooring and trades coordination, so it is wise to confirm your schedule before placing an order.
Get Practical Advice on Internal Doors
From measurements and product recommendations to finishes, hardware compatibility and pricing, our team can help you choose internal doors that suit your home and budget. Get in touch for straightforward guidance tailored to your project.