Door leaves

Do people in English speaking countries ever use "door leaves"? "There were some pictures on the door leaves".

This phrase doesn't mean anything to me. Could you give a bit more context?

I wonder if you mean louvre doors.

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Originally Posted by Rover_KE

I wonder if you mean louvre doors.

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Well, not Louvre, but the doors of some other palace.;-) I'm joking. No, not that doors.

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Originally Posted by Barb_D

This phrase doesn't mean anything to me. Could you give a bit more context?

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I mean the doors which consist of two parts. How do you call those parts?

Do you mean the two parts of a stable door?

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Originally Posted by 5jj

Do you mean the two parts of a stable door?

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No, something like that two-leaved door.

I just found different names for this kind of doors and I don't know what to choose and how to call their parts.

I think we just call them "double doors."

"Louvre doors" doesn't refer to the doors at the Louvre but doors made of rows of horizontal wooden slats.

"Double doors" was the only thing that came to my mind. These are louvre doors.