Yes. Provide th ventilation out the back or side. Often you will find an unused space open to aid flow. I did.

thank you-unfortunately no other place but the door so looking at louvers but curious if there are more interesting solutions.

Depending on the location, I have seen vertical blinds used. They can add a spot of color, can be tilted, or pulled wide open for full access. One benefit, when they are fully open they don't stick out into the hallway.

thank you for your suggestion

I have a solid door on my laundry closet. It has an inch of space on the bottom. I usually leave the door open when doing the wash and sometimes overnight after I finish. It's in a high traffic entrance way so often closed. No problems, I have an electric dryer.

Thanks -Something I am considering. My dryer is a gas dryer. I was hoping I could find some interesting architectural type ventilation panel to use within a solid door.

If this is a NYC remodel or new build you have to meet code. I think with a gas dryer you might be able to use a metal door with a certain square footage of louvered panel. I'm in NYC and my condo passed code 12 years ago, but I wonder how? Many, many things didn't meet code as the condo residents found out later.

Good luck and would love to know what you decide.

Thank you.This is NYC-the two options I have heard to meet code and manufacturers recommendation are inserting a louver panel in the door ( rather that all louver door) or leaving space at the bottom of door as hmorton did.

Doors with radiator grille or mesh can look very elegant. Here's a page of examples: https://www.pinterest.com/biancaboie/mesh-cabinet-doors/

I particularly like the one with the cabinet hiding the return air grille.

Thank you-just ordered a grille 5 minutes ago!! I ordered from the architectural grille company which makes some beautiful ones.

Can you post a picture when you get it installed? We would all love to see it!

Do you have a picture you could post, yet? I'm planning to do grille on a laundry cabinet door and would love to see how yours looks. Thanks!