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XL Joinery Pattern 10 Internal Oak Door with Obscure Glass 1981 x 686 x 35mm (27")

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XL Joinery Pattern 10 Internal Oak Door with Obscure Glass 1981 x 686 x 35mm (27")Introducing the Pattern 10 Unfinished Internal Oak Door with Obscure Glass, a perfect blend of style and functionality for your home. Crafted from high quality oak, this door exudes a natural charm that complements any interior dcor. The unfinished surface allows for personalisation, giving you the freedom to apply your preferred finish that matches your unique taste and style. Measuring 1981mm in height, 686mm in width, and 35mm in depth, this door

Introducing the Pattern 10 Unfinished Internal Oak Door with Obscure Glass, a perfect blend of style and functionality for your home. Crafted from high-quality oak, this door exudes a natural charm that complements any interior décor. The unfinished surface allows for personalisation, giving you the freedom to apply your preferred finish that matches your unique taste and style. Measuring 1981mm in height, 686mm in width, and 35mm in depth, this door is designed to fit seamlessly into your living spaces, providing a sophisticated touch to any room.

The inclusion of obscure glass panels not only enhances the aesthetic appeal of this door but also ensures privacy while allowing natural light to filter through. This feature makes it an ideal choice for spaces where you want to maintain a sense of openness without compromising on privacy. The door is not fire-rated, making it suitable for areas where fire safety regulations are not a primary concern. With its trimmable design, you can easily adjust the door to fit your specific requirements, ensuring a perfect fit every time.

Backed by a 10-year warranty, the Pattern 10 Unfinished Internal Oak Door with Obscure Glass is a reliable and durable choice for any home. Its robust construction guarantees long-lasting performance, while the elegant design adds a touch of sophistication to your interiors. Whether you're renovating your home or simply looking to update a single room, this door offers a versatile solution that combines practicality with timeless elegance.

Key Features

  • Material: High-quality Oak
  • Dimensions: 1981mm (H) x 686mm (W) x 35mm (D)
  • Finish: Unfinished for personalisation
  • Glazing: Obscure glass for privacy and light
  • Trimmable for a custom fit
  • 10-Year Warranty


What material is the Pattern 10 Unfinished Internal Oak Door made from?

The door is crafted from high-quality oak, offering a natural charm that complements any interior décor.

What are the dimensions of the door?

The door measures 1981mm in height, 686mm in width, and 35mm in depth.

Can I personalize the finish of the door?

Yes, the door has an unfinished surface, allowing you to apply your preferred finish to match your unique taste and style.

What type of glass is used in the door?

The door features obscure glass panels, which enhance aesthetic appeal while ensuring privacy and allowing natural light to filter through.

Is the door fire-rated?

No, the door is not fire-rated, making it suitable for areas where fire safety regulations are not a primary concern.

Can the door be trimmed to fit specific requirements?

Yes, the door is designed to be trimmable, allowing you to adjust it for a perfect fit in your space.

What warranty is offered with the door?

The Pattern 10 Unfinished Internal Oak Door comes with a 10-year warranty, ensuring reliability and durability.

Is this door suitable for all rooms in the house?

Yes, this door is versatile and can be used in various rooms, providing a sophisticated touch to any interior space.

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