Mexicano Doors

Bold vertical-panel style with a modern edge

Mexicano doors are defined by their strong vertical-panel design: a series of tall, grooved panels running the height of the door that give a clean, contemporary rhythm quite unlike a traditional horizontal layout. It is a look that adds instant character to a room while staying simple and uncluttered, which is why the style has become such a popular modern choice. The lines draw the eye upward, so the doors can make a room feel a little taller and more considered.

That combination of style and simplicity is what makes them so versatile. A Mexicano door looks at home in a new build or a refurbished flat, and it pairs just as well with a warmer, more traditional scheme when you want a modern shape without a cold, minimal feel. The same distinctive face runs across the range, so the character stays consistent whichever finish or format you choose.

Finishes and styles

The range covers the main finishes. Mexicano oak doors bring natural grain and warmth to the vertical-panel face, white primed Mexicano doors give a crisp, paintable finish for brighter rooms, and glazed Mexicano doors set glass into the design to move light between rooms. Where a rating is required, fire-rated versions keep the same face for doorways that need FD30.

If the Mexicano line is not quite the look you are after, the similar Idaho doors offer a more pronounced, sharply defined groove in the same vertical spirit. Both share the clean, modern character that sets this family of doors apart.

Finishing and matching your trim

Most Mexicano doors are built on a solid, engineered core for a reassuring weight and good sound insulation between rooms, and they come prefinished and ready to hang or unfinished to take your own colour. Set them into matching door linings and frames, and browse the wider oak internal doors range if it is the oak finish you are drawn to.