We all want to upgrade our home and make it look more appealing, however, we like to do this in an affordable way. One of the most simple and cheapest ways to improve your home appearance is by painting your oak doors. Whether you are adding a fresh coat of paint to cover up stains on external doors or just

Fire doors have been installed in buildings and properties across the UK for many years with the purpose of saving lives and protecting property in the event of a fire. Now there are regulations for homes in the UK to require fire doors if they meet the set criteria by British Standards. More people are now fitting fire-rated doors in

Oak doors are very elegant and add a beautiful look to any property however like many things they are susceptible to stains and marks. In this article, we will walk you through how to clean oak doors so you can remove even the toughest of stains.

We all want our homes to look attractive and have great appeal, so we have to update and renovate our properties to continue to achieve our desired look. Home renovation can be very expensive if you are looking to make major changes like extensions or redoing your kitchen. However, there are many minor changes that will make a big difference

So, you have just bought a beautiful oak door and now you need to find the best finish to complete the look and provide protection to the oak. Picking a finish for your door can be difficult with a wide variety of oils, waxes and paints available for you to choose from. Depending on the door you have purchased different

  Antique oak doors are a design feature exclusive to more traditional homes. That said, many homeowners are opting for a more

To help ensure the neatest and most professional finish UK Oak Doors supply everything you need to accompany your new door. 

A classic example of a door that is chosen to suit a certain style of property that is experiencing a contemporary revival in all types of home is that of the ledged and braced door. Ledged and braced doors have been common in British homes for hundreds of years due to their simple construction. A ledged and braced door can be

Many towns and villages have buildings that don’t meet the criteria for statutory listing, but they are of historical significance to the local area. They could be relatively recent 20th-century buildings or even street furniture and everything in between.

Whatever subject you can think of, there are probably dozens of different myths and inaccuracies that many believe to be true –  most of these are entirely harmless. But, when you’re talking about fi