The Oak 991 Internal Door offers a stunning and hardwearing glazing solution designed to bring natural warmth and an abundance of light into your living space. This contemporary door balances safety and style, making it a reliable investment for a premium home upgrade.
This elegant panelled door features a large, central glass aperture framed beautifully by premium oak veneers with a visible, rich grain pattern. The lower section showcases a clean, horizontal grooved design that perfectly mirrors the aesthetic of its solid-panel counterpart, the 990. This versatile layout is equally at home in a modern or traditional setting, allowing natural light to flow effortlessly between your rooms while maintaining structural presence.
It is highly recommended for communal areas such as kitchens, dining rooms, and hallways where maximizing brightness is a priority.
| Finish | Prefinished |
|---|---|
| Colour | Oak |
| Lipping | 18mm |
| Construction | Heavyweight Solid Core |
| Average Weight | 30.0kg |
| Glass | Clear Glass |
From £ 262.80
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