Abstract: A door comprising a laminated panel having a peripheral frame defining the peripheral edge thereof. The laminated panel comprises an outer skin of thermoplastic material impregnated with opaque pigmentation and an inner substrate intimately bonded with the outer skin. The inner substrate is formed of a relatively rigid thermoplastic material impregnated with a filler. The outer skin defines a three dimensional door surface which presents the texture and at least a part of the color of the exterior appearance of the door in use.

Abstract: A panel door comprises a rectangular panel, a pair of metallic stiles and a pair of metallic rails. The edge portions of the panel are received in the stiles and rails, and corner connectors join the ends of the stiles and rails. The stiles and rails are each integrally formed of sheet metal with front, rear, outer and inner faces, and the front faces are of greater transverse dimension than the rear faces. The rear walls of the stiles and rails are, prior to insertion of the panel thereinto, inclined towards the front walls and are resiliently deflected upon insertion of the panel to provide a biasing force to seat the panel snugly in channels formed between the front and rear walls.