Internal Doors
Explore internal doors that bring history, craftsmanship, and renewed purpose to your living spaces. Discover distinctive choices, sustainably sourced for your home.
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Frequently asked questions
How do I know if a second-hand internal door will fit my doorway?
It's important to measure both the door and your doorway, including height, width, and thickness. Double-check if the hinges and handle positions match your existing frame.
What should I check for when buying a vintage or restored internal door?
Look for signs of previous repairs, warping, or cracks in the wood. Check the stability of joints and whether any hardware like hinges or handles is included or needs replacing.
Are handmade internal doors suitable for everyday use?
Handmade internal doors are often crafted from durable materials and can be very sturdy. Check with the seller about the specific construction and finish to ensure it meets your needs for regular use.
How do I clean and maintain a painted or varnished internal door?
Wipe the surface gently with a soft, damp cloth and avoid harsh chemicals that might damage the finish. For varnished doors, an occasional polish can help maintain the sheen.
Will a reclaimed internal door suit modern interiors?
Reclaimed internal doors can add character to modern spaces. Consider the style, colour, and hardware to see if it complements your decor or if you might want to update certain features.
What should I ask the seller before buying a used internal door?
Ask if the door has any chips, cracks, or signs of woodworm, and if all original hardware is included. It's also helpful to know if the door has been trimmed or altered previously.