Architectural Surface Materials
Primed Hardboard
The Perfect Blend of Beauty and Quality for Veneer Doors
Wood Veneer
High-Pressure Decorative Laminate
Primed Hardboard
100+ Years of Quality Craftmanship and Counting
Enter a world of captivating designs that speak volumes about your style and sophistication. From classic elegance to modern chic, our wood veneer doors offer a diverse range of designs to complement any interior aesthetic.
No matter your style, each veneer door is carefully crafted by skilled artisans, meeting the highest standards and ensuring precision and quality in every detail. From the selection of premium materials to our meticulous crafting process to implementing eco-friendly practices, we go above and beyond to deliver veneer doors that exceed your expectations.
Experience the difference that 100 years of craftsmanship makes with Haley Bros.
Wood Door Factory Finishes
Premium Wood Veneer Selection
These premium wood veneer faces offer a variety of colors and cuts to suit your taste and needs.
* Finishes noted with an asterisk will no longer be considered a Haley standard color, and will be removed from our website, effective April 1, 2025. However, they will be available as a custom color.
5-Ply Premium and Standard Plastic Laminate
Performance, Beauty and Diversity
Where there is a need for alternate design options and durability is paramount, High Pressure Decorative (HPDL) Laminate is an excellent choice to satisfy these needs.
Typically specified for their aesthetically uniform appearance, where hundreds of solid color and various pattern options are offered, they also perform well in populated and aggressive conditions. HPDL door faces help resist shock, denting and scarring.
Because of their durability and ease of cleaning, they are a popular choice for such applications as medical buildings, schools and universities, municipalities, military and hospitality.
Haley HPDL faces are available in a wide selection of colors and designs by WilsonArt, Formica, Nevamar and Pionite.
Please click on icons below for all HPDL finish and pattern selections.
Please click on icons below for all HPDL finish and pattern selections.
Understanding the Anatomy of Wood
Heartwood
Inactive cells formed from changes in inner sapwood rings after sap conduction ceases. It may have deposits giving it a darker color but not always.
Sapwood
Contains living cells vital for tree life, located next to the inner bark. It conducts sap and stores food, often lighter in color and up to six inches thick.
Medullary Rays
Radial extensions from the log's pith, primarily storing and transporting food horizontally. Varies in height, producing the flake effect in certain species like oaks.
Growth Rings
Formed by differences in density and color between early and late wood during the growing season. Early wood has larger cavities and thin walls, while late wood is denser with smaller cavities and thicker walls. These rings distinguish species and are more prominent in temperate climates.
