A door is a thing that is not very wide, and "underneath" would be inappropriate. "I slipped it under the floor" and "I slipped it underneath the floor" would be the same thing, although I would want to use - incorrectly - "to underneath", indicating that "underneath" is a concrete place, whereas "under" is a position. More @Wikipedia
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