The Silver Oak Chelsea 1 Light Internal Door is a stunning and hardwearing addition to the modern home, perfectly balancing architectural flair with the practical benefit of natural light. This internal glazed door features a sophisticated multi-panel design that creates a striking visual statement in any room.
Crafted with premium silver oak veneer, the door showcases a cool-toned, contemporary grain that complements minimalist and neutral interiors. A slim, vertical pane of clear crystal cut toughened glass is set within the interlocking rectangular panels, allowing light to flow between spaces while maintaining the door’s unique character. This design is equally at home in a stylish new-build or a modernised traditional property.
| Finish | Fully Finished |
|---|---|
| Colour | Silver Oak |
| Lipping | 5mm |
| Construction | Heavyweight Solid Core |
| Average Weight | 40.0kg |
| Glass | Clear Glass with Crystal Cut Lines |
From £ 226.80
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