The Oak 910 glazed internal door is a stunning and hardwearing choice that makes an immediate design statement, delivering exceptional value by maximizing natural light transmission between rooms.
This contemporary door features a full-height, single central glazed aperture framed by unique horizontal grooved timber blocks along the inner stiles. Crafted with premium oak veneer over an engineered solid core for enhanced strength and durability, it beautifully showcases the rich, prominent patterns of the natural timber grain. The large single pane uses clear toughened glass for added safety, keeping communal spaces visibly connected while ensuring peace of mind for busy households.
Equally at home in a modern or traditional setting, this versatile door is the perfect choice for dark hallways, dining rooms, or home offices crying out for an injection of brightness.
| Finish | Prefinished |
|---|---|
| Colour | Oak |
| Lipping | 18mm |
| Construction | Heavyweight Solid Core |
| Average Weight | 30.0kg |
| Glass | Clear Glass |
From £ 262.80
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