There are many types of woodworking glue used in the production of wood based door. Based on the rapid development of customization, wood based door manufacturers need an environmentally friendly, efficient, and water resistant high-quality woodworking glue to ensure the quality of production and subsequent use. Especially with the maturity of wood based door pressing technology, the quality requirements for the use of adhesives are getting higher and higher.

The wooden door manufacturing process includes the following:

• Edgebanding
• Veneer Lamination
• Membrane Pressing
• Assembly
• Profile Wrapping

Strength: A quality wood glue creates a bond that can be stronger than the wood itself, ensuring the door withstands wear and tear over time.
Moisture Resistance: Especially important for exterior doors, moisture-resistant glues prevent water damage and wood warping.
Gap Filling: Wood glues like epoxy can fill gaps in the door construction, leading to a smoother finish and increased structural integrity.

Types of Wood Glue Suitable for Doors

Polyvinyl Acetate (PVA) Glue: This is the most common type of wood glue used for interior doors. It offers a strong bond and is easy to use, making it ideal for general woodworking tasks.

Polyurethane Glue: Known for its strong bonding capabilities and moisture resistance, polyurethane glue is suitable for exterior doors exposed to weather elements.

Epoxy Resin: For doors requiring extra strength and durability, such as heavy-duty or high-traffic doors, epoxy resin provides a robust bond and can fill larger gaps effectively.