Suffolk Oak Veneer Glazed 5 Panel Door 1981 x 686 x 35mm
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Overview
- This oak Veneered door will look great in both modern and traditional homes
- Mixed material construction using timber, real wood veneers and man-made materials
- Engineered composite core construction for greater resistance to warping, twisting and splitting than traditional timber doors
- Product supplied unfinished, suitable finishing products include, Ronseal Trade Polyurethane Varnish and Osmo door oil
- Extra thick lipping allows you to trim up to 20mm in width and 20mm in height from the door
- 3 x 76mm or 100mm butt hinges should be fitted to this door. Door furniture is sold separately
- The large 6 light clear glazed panel features certified toughened clear glass to give you peace of mind
- Standard, Bifold and Fire Door versions in this range are also available
- This is a natural timber product and variances in texture, colour and grain may be apparent
Technical specification
Height
1981 mm
Thickness
35 mm
Width
686 mm
Door Height Imperial
6 ft 6 in
Door Thickness Imperial
1 3/8 in
Door Width Imperial
2 ft 3 in
Dimensions
1981 mm x 686 mm x 35 mm
Weight
24 kg
Material
Oak Veneer
Colour
Wood
Style
Cottage
Finish
Untreated
Opening Direction
Reversible
Trimmable
Up to 20 mm
Glazing Type
Partially
Lock Block
Yes
Years Guaranteed
1
Brand Name
Sunrise
Reviews
2.3
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No I would not buy this again
I fitted this door and finding the oak veneer is flaking and coming off. its very thing less than 1mm, Buy some other quality product please
5 years ago
anish from warwick
Type of purchase: DIY
No, I would not recommend to a friend
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Great door
Fitted 2 into new extension. Zero problems. Great price and look great.
7 years ago
Hasty from Nottingham
Yes, I would recommend to a friend
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Would not buy this product again
Doors might be sturdy and look nice to start with BUT ordered 32" doors came at 33" while trimming down (using the correct tools) oak veneer chipped and split VERY VERY easily to reveal chip board (veneer less than a mm thick)
7 years ago
Robbo from Seaham
No, I would not recommend to a friend
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