The Oak Amsterdam FD30 fire door balances striking traditional elegance with vital modern protection, making it a stunning addition to any home. Its Georgian inspired layout brings an immediate sense of character and premium craftsmanship to your living space.
Exquisitely crafted with high-grade oak veneer over an engineered solid core, this heavyweight internal fire door is built to withstand warping, twisting, and daily wear. The eye-catching design features three equally-sized vertical panels, each beautifully accentuated by decorative bolection raised mouldings that add a deep, refined texture. Supplied fully prefinished with a smooth clear lacquer, the natural depth and richness of the wood grain shine through while providing a durable finish that is ready to hang straight away.
Equally at home in a traditional setting or a contemporary interior, this versatile door is perfect for spaces requiring both high-end aesthetic appeal and essential building regulation compliance, such as kitchens, home offices, and corridors.
| Finish | Fully Finished |
|---|---|
| Colour | Oak |
| Lipping | 15mm |
| Construction | Heavyweight Solid Core |
| Average Weight | 36.0kg |
| Fire Rating | FD30 |
£ 418.80
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