Ultra Slim Bifold Doors – Sleek, Space-Saving Design for Modern Homes

To enhance the security of your wooden main door, consider the following upgrades: Install a High-Quality Lockset – Use a heavy-duty deadbolt lock or a digital lock with advanced security features. Ensure it meets industry standards for strength and durability Use a Solid Core Door – Choose a solid timber core door, which is more resistant to forced entry than hollow-core or low-density doors. Add a Peephole or Digital Door Viewer – This allows you to see who’s outside before opening the door. Install a Security Bar or Door Chain – These add another layer of protection and prevent the door from being opened fully by force. Consider a Smart Doorbell or Surveillance Camera – Pair your door with a smart camera system so you can monitor and record any suspicious activity. Ensure Proper Fit and Alignment – A misaligned door can compromise security. Make sure your door closes snugly and has no gaps that could be pried open. With these enhancements, you can significantly improve the overall security and peace of mind your wooden main door provides.

1. Woodgrain Tones (Oak, Walnut, Teak) – Ideal for creating a warm and natural ambiance – Pairs beautifully with Scandinavian, Muji, and rustic interior styles 2. Solid Neutral Colours (White, Black, Grey, Beige) – Perfect for a modern and minimalist look – White and beige brighten up the space and create a clean, airy feel – Black and grey add depth, contrast, and sophistication

Laminated doors are a popular choice due to their perfect scratch resistance, modern appearance, and low maintenance—they do not require painting or varnishing. However, they are not suitable for main entrances exposed to direct sunlight or rain. Prolonged exposure to UV rays or moisture can cause the laminate surface to discolour permanently, and unlike varnished doors, the colour cannot be restored. In contrast, varnish doors may also discolour over time, but they can be revarnished to look as good as new. If your main door is sheltered from the elements, a laminate door with a solid timber core can still be a practical and stylish option. For exposed areas, a varnish or solid wood door is a more durable and restorable choice.

The cost of replacing a wooden HDB main door in Singapore depends on factors like the type of finish, door size, and any additional accessories. At Ho Ho, we offer direct factory pricing with no hidden charges, making quality more accessible for homeowners. Our solid laminated main doors start from $599, and the price includes: – Removal of your existing door – Professional installation – Quality lockset – Stainless steel magnetic door stopper – 1-year warranty for peace of mind

The cost of replacing a bedroom door in Singapore can vary depending on the door’s finish, size, and included accessories. At Ho Ho, we offer transparent, factory-direct pricing with no hidden fees. Our eco core laminated bedroom doors start from just $250 each, and the price includes: – Dismantling of the old door – Professional installation – A quality knob lockset – Stainless steel magnetic door stopper – 1-year warranty for added assurance

After the onsite measurement, non fire-rated doors are typically installed within 2 weeks. For fire-rated doors, the lead time may extend up to 3 weeks due to the requirement to apply for an HDB permit. Installation takes about 1 hour per door. For laminated doors, the entire process is completed within the same day. However, for varnish or painted doors, the finishing work will be done on the following day to allow sufficient drying time.

To keep your wooden door looking great and functioning well over the years, follow these care tips: Cleaning Regular Dusting: Use a soft, dry cloth to remove surface dust. Gentle Wiping: For deeper cleaning, use a slightly damp cloth or mild soap solution. Avoid soaking the door or using abrasive cleaners. Avoid Harsh Chemicals: Steer clear of strong chemicals or bleach, as they can damage the finish and surface of the door. Maintenance Lubricate Hinges: Apply a small amount of lubricant (like WD-40) to the hinges if the door starts to squeak. Check for Moisture Damage: Especially for doors in humid or wet areas, inspect the bottom edges and corners regularly for swelling or warping. Inspect the Lockset: Tighten any loose screws and ensure the handle and lock mechanism are functioning smoothly. Minor Repairs Scratches & Scuffs: Light scratches can often be buffed out with wood polish or a furniture touch-up marker that matches your door colour. Surface Touch-Ups: For varnish doors, revarnishing can restore the original shine. For laminate doors, scratches may not be repairable and may require panel replacement if severe.