The robust, structured 5-panel design of our Walnut Vancouver doors ensures compatibility with any contemporary design scheme.
This Vancouver Walnut Fire door is crafted to our usual high standards, featuring a premium satin finish applied to genuine walnut veneers. These 5 Panel doors, showcasing horizontal veneers on the centre panel and vertical veneers on the outer edges, impart a modern, contemporary flair to this Walnut flush door. Suitable for traditional homes, as well as modern residences and apartments, enhancing style, elegance, and value in any home improvement endeavour. This fire door option is engineered and tested to comply with the latest UK Building Regulations, boasting an FD30 rating that inhibits the spread of fire for at least 30 minutes in the event of a fire.
| Finish | Fully Finished |
|---|---|
| Colour | Walnut |
| Lipping | 14mm |
| Construction | Heavyweight Solid Core |
| Average Weight | 50.0kg |
| Fire Rating | FD30 |
£ 274.80
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