No matter whether you’re restoring an old property, building a brand new one or just looking to give your home a much-needed makeover – there are numerous reasons why you might be looking to get some advice on internal doors. Taking the time to choose specific styles and designs, is the easy part – the hard part comes when you

When it comes to choosing interior doors for your home or business, there are any number of choices available – solid materials, hardwood veneers, or hollow flush laminates; uPVC, oak, or MDF; new, or refurbished; plain, or moulded – the list goes on. And yet, the most popular kind of door, particular in the home, but also creeping into the

Mixing and matching solid and veneer doors So you have decided you want the beauty and character that only solid oak doors can bring to your home. Their solid construction and the stunning swirls of oak grain add a warmth and unique charm which only a natural material can offer. 

Thinking of oiling your new oak doors yourself or would you like to skip the hassle and the doors to arrive pre-finished? The time has come to take the plunge and buy new oak doors. You’ve chosen your favourite style, and you’ve opted for stunning solid oak. But one final decision remains. Should you choose untreated or pre-finished oak doors?

This 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.

Key Takeaways Aspect Lacquer Hardwax Oil Application Factory or on-site On-site Appearance Can emulate natural look Natural, warm look Durability Sits on surface, visible when scratched Absorbed into wood, more resistant Maintenance Difficult to repair, may need professional Easy to maintain and repair Recommended Less ideal for high-use doors Better for long-term use and maintenance […]