Custom Internal Fire Doors

11th November 2025

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text css=""] UK Made Custom Internal Traditional Fire Doors Custom Internal Fire Doors are often needed where a door size is unusual or the original style of doors needs to be replicated, in a traditional building for example. Traditionally these have been very hard to source but Heritage Doors are now able to manufacture Custom Internal Fire Doors in both FD30 and FD60 formats in custom sizes. Heritage are approved to manufacture custom doors without the need to individually fire test doors...

The Importance of Expansion Gaps

Doors

10th September 2024

What are expansion gaps? Expansion gaps are gaps purposefully left when building or fitting timber products to allow the wood to move naturally without causing damage. Hardwood timbers, especially oak, are very strong and can cause catastrophic damage when they expand. The nature of wood and moisture When timber takes in moisture, it swells. When it loses moisture, it shrinks. Warping can occur across the width and sometimes length of the timber if moisture changes are uneven.Other factors that can affect how much...

The Number 1, Easy To Follow Guide On How to Order a Heritage External Door!

Doors

5th April 2024

So, you’ve decided you want a new External door, well you have come to the right place. Here at Heritage we have a large range of External Doors in a number of different styles and lots of options to choose from. We understand this can be a huge task and rather daunting so we have created this guide to help you on your door buying journey. Step One – Measuring your External Door Opening First things first you need to know if...

Choosing Your External Door Lock System

Hardware

11th March 2024

Interested in our external doors? You may have noticed on each door listing, we have an external door lock hardware drop down. This is a quick guide to help you decide which lock and handle is best for you.[edgtf_separator class_name="" type="full-width" position="center" color="" border_style="solid" width="" thickness="" top_margin="" bottom_margin=""] 1. Fitted Hinges If this option is selected, we will fit our Adjustable 3D Hinges to your door, so your joiner doesn't have to! We will fit 3 hinges to a standard door, or...

Your Top 10 FAQ’s on Doors and Stairparts Answered!

Doors, Stairparts, Timber

5th March 2024

We know that it can be a daunting task looking for doors, flooring and stairparts if you are not in trade or have never looked into them before. We were all there once so we have decided to answer some of FAQ’s we get from customers to help you along the way. Do we sell custom made fire doors/Are our internal Ledged doors Fire Rated?We have just launched our brand new Fire Rated Range! Available in standard and custom sizes...

2023 Wrap Up – What’s New and What’s Changed?

Doors, Stairparts, Timber

1st February 2024

It's the beginning of 2024 and what a year it was at Heritage. We've introduced new products, made changes to existing products and done away with most of our stair parts. Its hard to keep track of everything that's happened so we thought we would give a quick break down of what happened at Heritage last year.We have started making updates to our website and our most recent development is the introduction of our gallery page, where we will be...

The Handy Pine Handbook – The 2023 Guide to Our Excellent Softwood Products!

Doors, Timber

6th September 2023

We are well known for our Solid Oak Ledged doors and other solid oak products but what some customers don't know is that we can also supply their favourite products in pine. Where is our Pine timber from? Our pine timber is sourced from Northern Swedish and Finnish mills, typically in the Northern 3rd of the Gulf of Bothnia. Sourcing our timber from here ensures that we are only using pine from these colder northern regions which makes for a slower grown,...

Welsh Holiday Cottage – Superb Renovation 2022

Doors, Stairparts, Timber

5th August 2023

Purchasing a property is a big commitment for anyone to take on, but to purchase a home with the intention of completely renovating it is an even bigger decision and not one to be taken lightly. That's what happened when one of our customers purchased a cottage in the Welsh countryside, in May 2022 with the intention of renting it out as a holiday home, with its perfect location near the Welsh coast it was the ideal property to purchase. The...

Your Free Guide to Internal Engineered Doors 2023!

Doors

5th July 2023

Most homes across the UK will most likely have Engineered Doors and can be supplied by numerous different stores and have traditionally been manufactured in the Far East, which is fine for standard sized doors but what happens when you need a custom sized door and the door you have can't be trimmed down.They can be orderedfrom the Far East but the problem is you could be waiting a bare minimum of 16 weeks for the door to arrive, but...

Your New Handy Hardware Guide 2022

Doors

4th April 2022

Once you have purchased your door its time to choose the hardware to go with it and we know that it can sometimes be difficult to know what hardware you can use with which doors and what sort of style to go for. We have created the below guide to help you along with your hardware choices and to let you know what options we offer with each door. Internal Ledged Doors Oak and Pine Our internal ledged doors are great for period...

Ledged Doors – Updated Oak Grades Specifications

Doors, Timber

10th March 2022

Here at Heritage, we have always had multiple oak grades available when purchasing an oak ledged door. By grading, we mean the quality and appearance of the oak used in the doors. Over time, we like to gather feedback from our customers and improve where we can. This, mixed with new production procedures and machines, means we have been able to edit our specifications to make them more specific and clear for our customers when purchasingOur oak grades consist of...

Door, Doors, European Oak, Ledged Door, oak door, Oak Doors, Solid Oak, solid oak door

Why do doors warp and can this be fixed?

Doors, Timber

28th February 2022

When purchasing a timber door, especially if it is solid oak, the most common worry that people have is that the door will warp and they will have to replace the door. Although this does happen with some doors, in most cases warping can be prevented (and in some cases fixed) - this is what we are going to be talking about here. Why do doors warp? Doors warp due to fluctuations in humidity and moisture levels in the timber. When there...

Doors

Custom Internal Fire Doors

The Importance of Expansion Gaps

The Number 1, Easy To Follow Guide On How to Order a Heritage External Door!

Choosing Your External Door Lock System

Your Top 10 FAQ’s on Doors and Stairparts Answered!

2023 Wrap Up – What’s New and What’s Changed?

The Handy Pine Handbook – The 2023 Guide to Our Excellent Softwood Products!

Welsh Holiday Cottage – Superb Renovation 2022

Your Free Guide to Internal Engineered Doors 2023!

Your New Handy Hardware Guide 2022

Ledged Doors – Updated Oak Grades Specifications

Why do doors warp and can this be fixed?

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