The Oak Aria FD30 internal fire door delivers a stunning and hardwearing oak wood-effect finish, providing vital safety without compromising on exceptional high-end style. Featuring an eye-catching fluted panel layout, this contemporary door showcases sleek vertical grooves meticulously accented in a contrasting black paint to create a bold, architectural statement piece for your home.
Built with an ultra-durable laminate surface that mimics real wood, it ensures a beautifully uniform colour, tone, and texture across every single door leaf while being incredibly easy to wipe clean. This protective internal door is fully certified for up to 30 minutes of fire resistance, making it an ideal choice for multi-storey hallways, kitchens, or integral garage entrances where building regulations demand enhanced peace of mind.
| Finish | Fully Finished |
|---|---|
| Colour | Oak |
| Lipping | 18mm |
| Construction | Heavyweight Solid Core |
| Average Weight | 28.0kg |
| Fire Rating | FD30 |
£ 214.80
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