Forget straight edges. Adding curves to your home's interior design gives a softer, more fluid feel to your living space. And now you can get some curve appeal into your doorways too, with this statement fire door. Combining deep, decorative U-grooves with all the natural beau...Read More
Forget straight edges. Adding curves to your home's interior design gives a softer, more fluid feel to your living space. And now you can get some curve appeal into your doorways too, with this statement fire door. Combining deep, decorative U-grooves with all the natural beauty of American white oak veneers, the Pesaro gives a design-led twist on the traditional timber trend. And because it's supplied unfinished ready to paint or stain, it's a style statement you can put your own stamp on, too.
This Pesaro is FD30 rated meaning it provides 30 minutes of fire resistance. As such, it's perfect for all the doorways that need a little extra protection, such as loft extensions or kitchen renovations. But what about the other doors in your home? Luckily you can keep the balance and harmony flowing by choosing from panelled and glazed doors from the same collection.
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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