Description

These 1930s style doors look are a fantastic exterior feature for any property of that inter and post-war period.

How to Order

• Download our comprehensive guidance manual to help specify the door construction you need.  This is particularly important for which timber type is ordered.  Grandis and Solid Oak are NOT SUITED to use in direct weather.  Where they cannot be protected by a porch, you must specify either an engineered oak door (which can also be painted), or Accoya.
• Measure up. Check out our step by step guide!
• Enter your custom sizes at checkout
• Receive a drawing to your email
• Reply to the email with any amendments you would like to make
• Reply to say you’d like us to proceed when you’re happy with your diagram

For help with your hardware selection, check out our helpful guide.

1930s Style Door: Manufacture

• 2 solid timber sections laminated together to make the frame
• Hydraulically press assembled on state of the art machinery
• Twin dowel joints (44mm) or mortice and tenon (56mm)
• Flat panels are cross laminated with a veneer – ensures reduced risks of movement in the timber
• Closed-cell foam sealing strips between each board to create a weatherproof door

What’s Included?

• Each door will come with a solid timber weather bar which is supplied loose to allow you to fit on site
• If you opt for unglazed, solid glazing beads are supplied with the door
• CNC manufactured to BS644 standards

Benefits of Timber Doors

• Long lasting door
• Excellent stability
• Heavy Duty

1930s Style Door Glass

• Clear
• 14mm Thick (44mm) or 24mm Thick (56mm)
• Toughened
• Double glazed

The range of glass options we can supply is endless, so contact us if you’re looking for something a little different to the options displayed

1930s Style Door: Finishing

Our external finishing is sourced from Teknos

1930s Style Door: Frame Option

Flat Pack Frame

If this option is selected, you will also receive our Solid Oak Single External Door Frame. Please note if this option is selected, we can only supply this as an unfinished product, even if you select our finishing service for your door.

Custom Assembled Frame

Let us do the hard work for you! We will manufacture your frame to the exact size you need, we can also prefinish the frame to match your door

44mm Door – 56mm Thick, 85mm Wide
56mm Door – 56mm Thick, 100mm Wide

All custom frames include an aluminium threshold and a solid timber cill. Our frames are designed so the door opens into the house.

1930s Style Door Guarantee

Guarantee Conditions

Guarantees are offered based on correct installation, finishing and maintenance procedures. Guarantees may be withdrawn where appropriate in instances where correct procedures have not been followed.

Doors must be fitted in an appropriate location. For coastal or areas where high wind load/wind driven rain are expected, Accoya should be fitted. In adverse locations, solid timber doors can degrade at an accelerated rate. this is not a manufacturing defect. Oak and grandis doors MUST be fitted under a porch or canopy that prevents regular exposure to rain. Where this is not possible then Accoya or Engineered should always be specified and fitted.

Doors that are supplied unfinished are not covered under our guarantee.

Aftercare

Even with thorough finishing, timber doors can often require minor planing in the first couple of seasons. You should always follow a good maintenance programme with solid exterior doors, refinishing them as necessary.

All doors should be washed down a minimum of twice a year with a mild solution of soapy water and rinsed off with clean water to remove any surface debris. This should be increased to a minimum four times a year in coastal/ high wind load environments.

Once cleaned the door and frame should be carefully inspected. It is vital that any areas where the finish has been damaged are repaired as they are found, at least annually. Once repaired, the door should be refinished.