DRE Berge 1

DRE Berge 1 is a painted interior door in a collection finished with UV Premium acrylic lacquer. Its framed construction uses wood-based members, with profiled MDF panels defining the illustrated Berge 1 design. The painted surface gives the doorway a consistent finish, while the framing and panel detail bring depth to its appearance. Berge 1 can be reviewed where the design calls for a painted door that relates to trim, wall colors, or other finished joinery. Consider the selected model and finish with the surrounding frame, because the leaf’s surface is only one part of the visible doorway. The complete finish combination should suit the room from both sides of the opening, with its panel detail reviewed alongside the surrounding interior trim.

DRE applies a uniform preparation layer to the painted leaves and frames before lacquering. The UV Premium acrylic finish is part of a factory finishing process rather than a request for the installer to paint an unfinished leaf. The profiled MDF panels are listed at 19 mm, and Berge 1’s illustrated design uses three solid panel areas within the framed leaf. Those profiles give the face a shaped detail that can be considered alongside moldings or other interior joinery. Review the painted door and frame as a coordinated set, especially where the wall and trim use different colors. The finish selection can let the doorway relate more closely to the surrounding wall or give the framed panel design a stronger presence. Its factory lacquer and profiled construction remain part of the leaf specification in either case.

Berge offers rebated hinged, non-rebated hinged, sliding, and separately configured two-leaf arrangements. The rebated leaf requires a frame with three hinges; the non-rebated hinged option uses recessed Estetic 80 preparation. A sliding leaf is prepared for its chosen pulls and/or hook lock. DRE also lists Berge among the collections eligible for SL pocket installation, subject to the exact leaf construction and system restrictions. SL requires upper-edge machining and a lock-free leaf, and it excludes glazed or paneled slab constructions that do not meet its rules. Do not substitute a general sliding preparation for the required pocket-system preparation. The cassette, wall boards, and finishing components are selected separately for that assembly. Paired width codes are listed at 120–200 for rebated doors and 120–180 for non-rebated doors; the matching meeting detail follows the chosen edge arrangement.

Specifications: Manufacturer: DRE, Poland; model: Berge 1; application: painted framed interior door; structural members: wood-based boards; finish: UV Premium acrylic lacquer over the manufacturer’s prepared substrate. Profiled MDF panels: 19 mm; illustrated model 1 design: three solid panel areas. Arrangements: rebated hinged, non-rebated hinged, sliding, or paired with corresponding components. Nominal single-leaf widths: 60–100; paired ranges depend on the edge arrangement. Any SL pocket option must use the expressly compatible, prepared, lock-free leaf. Frame, handle, second leaf, sliding or pocket hardware, and wall finishing are separate from the starting leaf amount.