Are you looking to add some period charm to your home? Try this gorgeous DX door from XL Joinery. With the classic combination of the single flat panel above three vertical panels its pure Edwardian excellence. Unlike the raised panelling of a Victorian door, which can look de... Read More
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Are you looking to add some period charm to your home? Try this gorgeous DX door from XL Joinery. With the classic combination of the single flat panel above three vertical panels its pure Edwardian excellence. Unlike the raised panelling of a Victorian door, which can look detailed and old-fashioned, this Edwardian door gives you flat, recessed panels with clean, crisp right angles. This makes them a great option for so many different décor choices, including the most contemporary on trend spaces.
The beautiful natural oak colour of these doors gives them an additional rustic edge, which works well with period features, and gives modern interiors a more homely, cosy feel. It's been prefinished with a clear lacquer to help you enjoy that lovely grain your home. So, there's no need to reach for the varnish, just add your accessories and it's ready to hang.
This internal door has no glazing, ensuring privacy and making it the perfect option for bedrooms and bathrooms.
Natural Oak and Oak effect internal doors are a popular choice as they can perfectly match almost any decor theme. Both timeless and on-trend, oak doors are a great choice to endure changing fashions.
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Question:
Hi how much can be trimmed from the width of this door please?
Answer:
6mm can be trimmed off all edges of the door
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