DIY vs. Professional Installation: Which Is Best for Your Internal Oak Doors?
Written By kamlesh on June 29, 2024Key Takeaways: Aspect DIY Installation Professional Installation Cost Lower upfront costs for materials Higher costs for labour but ensures proper fitting Time Can be time-consuming for inexperienced DIYers Efficient and timely installation Quality Risk of improper installation affecting door operation High-quality, precise installation for longevity Tools & Skills Requires proper tools and moderate DIY skills […]
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Why are skirting boards essential for interior aesthetics
Written By kamlesh on December 12, 2023Introduction to Skirting Boards Defining Skirting Boards Skirting boards, the unassuming stalwarts of room design, serve both aesthetic and practical purposes. Often referred to as baseboards, these architectural elements run along the bottom of an interior wall where it meets the floor. They are not merely decorative; they are a defining feature that frames the […]
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How does door architrave enhance the look of an entrance?
Written By will on November 17, 2023Key Takeaways Description Architectural Significance More than decorative, architraves frame doorways and enhance a space’s appeal. Versatility in Design Architraves come in many styles and materials to match any home decor, from traditional to modern. Functional Benefits Architraves hide gaps, protect door frames, and improve insulation. Material Choices From real oak to MDF, the architrave’s […]
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Why are T Hinges Popular for Barn and Cottage Doors?
Written By kamlesh on November 16, 2023Discover the enduring charm and robust functionality of T hinges, the go-to choice for barn and cottage doors. Learn about their history, installation, and versatility in modern homes.
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Oak Skirting Boards: Enhancing Traditional Homes
Written By kamlesh on October 31, 2023Key Takeaways Key Points Description Oak Skirting Board Types Various designs each offering a unique aesthetic touch. Solid Oak Made from one oak piece for grain and colour consistency. Engineered Oak Multi-layered; resistant to temperature and humidity changes. Primed Oak Ready for painting; offers colour customisation. Unprimed Oak Natural appearance showcasing the oak’s grain. Beaded […]
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The Classic Appeal of Suffolk Latches: Installation Guide
Written By kamlesh on October 13, 2023Key Takeaways Key Points Description Introduction Explores the history and importance of Suffolk latches, setting the stage for the installation guide. Preparation and Planning Lists essential tools and initial steps like deciding door swing direction and marking the door. Installation Steps Detailed guide on creating the slot, fixing the handle and bar, fitting the latch […]
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Choosing the Right Oak Door Oil for Your Home
Written By kamlesh on October 11, 2023Key Takeaways Description Importance of Oak Doors Oak doors offer durability, aesthetic appeal, and can be a valuable investment for homeowners. Types of Oak Doors Solid oak and oak veneer doors have different characteristics and may require specific oils. What is Door Oil? Door oil protects and enhances the wood, offering a durable finish. Types […]
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How To Build An Internal Doorway - Fitting Door Linings
Written By will on November 16, 2012This is the second part in the series on how to build an internal doorway. The first part was concerned with the creation of a doorway in a plasterboard wall where one currently does not exist.
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How to fit oak skirting boards in a curved bay window
Written By will on November 4, 2011This is a question that has cropped up a few times recently with some of our customers so we thought it was time to put a guide together! How to fit your skirting boards into place when you have a curved bay window or other curved wall.
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How To Fit Solid Oak Skirting Boards
Written By will on June 9, 2011Updating your home with solid oak skirting boards can bring a sense of style and warmth to any property. You don’t change skirting boards often so it’s important to choose a style and type carefully before proceeding.
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