Trimmable Coventry White Doors Thame Fire & Bespoke Door Options

FROM ONLY £114.00! + VAT

Solid core Coventry white primed doors are a timeless Shaker inspired design of four panel doors with flat panels with square cut stiles and rails without decorative beading for minimalist understated style that is equally at home in a smart modern apartment, contemporary Thame townhouse, or traditional rural setting.

Trimmable Coventry Primed Doors

Coventry pre-primed doors feature premium smooth white primed MDF faces to facilitate a flawless final paint finish, and the signature 30mm softwood timber lippings allow up to 16mm (more at owner's risk) to be trimmed from each edge; ideal for all slightly non-standard door frames, or rebating to make French doors or casement pairs. The choice of 13 off-the-shelf sizes means there is a Coventry primed glazed door for most locations in the home, however. Can't see your size, then try our bespoke made-to-measure service for; glazed doors, solid doors, and FD30 fire doors for a consistent look throughout your Thame property.

Glazed Coventry Doors Thame

Glazed Coventry doors are supplied weekly in Thame with a superior double-coated white primed finish, so good they could be mistaken for fully finished doors. However impressed you are with the quality of the finish, we definitely recommend a solvent based top coat is applied before fitting. Please refer to our Door Handling & Finishing Guidelines.

Coventry White Primed Glazed Doors & Fire Doors Delivery in Thame

Function, beauty, and the environment are all taken care of with the Coventry white primed range of glazed doors offering a reasonable level of sound reduction and heat retention to your property, and the FD30 fire door options provide peace of mind and maximum acoustic and heat insulation to boot. Coventry glazed doors are manufactured to the highest environmental standards and contain engineered components including but not limited to laminated timber, MDF or particleboard. Coventry glazed doors & fire doors delivery in Thame.