Primed Doors
Our range of Primed Doors offers those who wish to have coloured doors in their home a head start with their decoration. Primed doors have a level of protection pre-installed for when works are on-going in the surrounding areas. We also have a Primed Fire Door for situations recommended for enhanced fire protection. Please see our Blog and Help and Advice sections for more guidance on selection, sizing, styles and installation.
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‘Victorian’ Shaker Four Panel White Primed Internal Door
Our range of Victorian doors carry the traditional 4 panel style of the era. This door combines the Victorian 4-panel design with the Shaker style with no mouldings and square-cut recessed panels. This door is also obtainable as a fire door version (FD30). This pre-primed clear pine 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. Pre-primed it comes with a layer of protection already installed in preparation for your choice of topcoats.
1930’s Pine 4 Panel White Primed Internal Door
Provided pre-primed it features a single panel at the top and three vertical panels below for that distinctive 30’s look. This door is also available in a fire door (FD30) version.
1930’s Pine 4 Panel White Primed Internal Fire Door
Our range of 1920s and 1930s doors are extremely popular either in properties of that era or to provide a nostalgic appearance to newer properties. This pine 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 fire door version (FD30) is provided pre-primed it features a single panel at the top and three vertical panels below for that distinctive 30s look, 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.