Victorian Fire Doors
At Online Door Store, our selection of Victorian Fire Doors come in a range of different woods and designs, making them perfect for any home interior. Browse ours!
If there’s anything that can finish off the look of your home, it’s the perfect doors to suit the build and decoration of your interior. Here at Online Door Store we have a wide range of Victorian doors for you to choose from in a range of different finishes and woods. You can be sure that there will always be something within our range to suit your home and your preferences. Please see our Blog and Help and Advice pages for more information on fire doors their selection and installation.
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Victorian Oak Four Panel Internal Fire Door
Our range of Victorian doors carry the traditional 4 panel style of the era.This unfinished oak door is engineered with solid timber cores overlaid with A grade veneers . Engineered doors are very stable and are designed to limit warping, splitting and small changes in size with the seasons. This door is a fire door version (FD30), whilst acheiving fire safety of 30 minutes for areas requiring a greater level of protection – specialist advice should be sought on which areas require fire doors, your architect or local building control officer should be able to help.
Regency Pre-Finished Oak 4 panel Internal Fire Door – Imperial Size
A traditional style this pre-finished 4 panel door, constructed with particleboard core, 10mm matching timber lippings and faced with an oak veneer. The door is a fire door version (FD30), whilst acheiving fire safety of 30 minutes for areas requiring a greater level of protection – specialist advice should be sought on which areas require fire doors, your architect or local building control officer should be able to help.
Regency Pre-Finished Oak 6 panel Internal Fire Door – Imperial Size
A traditional style this pre-finished 6 panel door, constructed with particleboard core, 10mm matching timber lippings and faced with an oak veneer. The door is a fire door version (FD30), whilst acheiving fire safety of 30 minutes for areas requiring a greater level of protection – specialist advice should be sought on which areas require fire doors, your architect or local building control officer should be able to help.